Hello all.
Just a simple question concerning connecting to remote devices using ssh. We have both Catalyst and Nexus equipment on the network, and somethat has been confusing me a little bit as far as remotely accessing them over ssh.
When connecting directly to the devices I have no issue, but when I'm already logged into a device and want to ssh directly to another device from that one is where its getting confusing I think.
While logged into a catalyst switch/router I can:
"ssh {ip}" to connect to a remote catalyst switch -or-
"ssh -l {username} {ip}" to connect to a remote catalyst switch while using a predetermined username
how is this different when trying to connect from a catalyst device to a nexus device? Is it the exact same commands used in the same fashion? I ask because I've heard with the nexus devices there is a use for the @ symbol when trying to connect to remote devices over ssh or maybe im getting confused. When trying to connect from a catalyst device into a nexus device using a device local username that exists on the nexus should I be using:
ssh -l {username}@{ip}?
or is it still:
ssh -l {username} {ip}
and is the whole {username}@{ip} something that I would only use when trying to ssh from a nexus device into a catalyst device?
Any help to understand where the {username}@{ip} is coming from would be greatly appreciated.
