Thanks Lespejel for your time.   After restart, Router starts accepting the service policies.   Thanks, Selvakumar M ... View more

Yea. path tftp://IP-ADDRESS/$h is worked for me.   Thanks a lot TLDR. ... View more

Hi Georg,   Thanks for your time for helping me.   I tried the below, created parent policy for output as you told. And applied on the sub-interface. But It is not showing in the running sub-interface.   Please note that service policy input was accepting and showing in run sub-interface without any issue.   Could you please help me further.   Thanks, Selva ... View more

Hi Sathya,   If none of the protocol was configured for incoming and outgoing connections (Transport input  and  Transport output), Then it will use the protocol mentioned in transport preferred command.   Please find the below table for your reference.   Command Purpose Router(config-line)#   transport input   {lat   |   mop   |   nasi   |   none   |   pad   |   rlogin   |   ssh   |   telnet   |   v120} Defines which protocols can be used to connect to a specific line. Router(config-line)#   transport output   {lat   |   mop   |   nasi   |   none   |   pad   |   rlogin   |   telnet   |   v120} Determines the protocols that can be used for outgoing connections from a line. Router(config-line)#   transport preferred   {lat   |   mop|   nasi   |   pad   |   rlogin   |   telnet   |   v120} Specifies the protocol for the router to use if the user did not specify a protocol. Router(config-line)#   transport preferred none Prevents errant connection attempts.     Regards, Selva ... View more

Hi Adeebtaqui,   Have you configured  vty line? If so, we can access the router using telnet / ssh rather than Console.   After logging in, either we can create local usernames and password or we can replace login local with login based on requirement.   Regards, Selva ... View more