Pw idatabase how to#
Pw idatabase password#

I think the domain name is there to put a label on the keys.

The normal cases just as shown in Cisco documentation, the parser (without a label on the crypto key) would force us to change the hostname, create a domain name. % Generating 1024 bit RSA keys, keys will be non-exportable. Router(config)#crypto key generate rsa modulus 1024 label CISCO % Please define a hostname other than Router.

Router(config)#crypto key generate rsa modulus 1024

Pw idatabase how to#

In case you are interested on how to do this without change. But majority of Cisco documentation follow this method. Technically speaking you do not need to change the hostname / domain name.

Pw idatabase password#

Peter has suggested to use SSH because of the fact that telnet data is sent in clear text, so someone with the right tools could easily find your password and your device could/would be compromised. Transport input ssh ! Allow SSH access only Ip domain-name eben.name ! Just about any DNS domain hereĬrypto key generate rsa modulus 1024 ! Generates RSA keys to start the SSHĪfter testing the SSH connection to the router successfully, deactivate the Telnet access: Hostname MyRouter ! Just about any non-default host name of the router Login local ! Authenticate Telnet/SSH users using the local username/pw databaseĪlso, instead of Telnet, I suggest starting SSH service on the router to provide for SSH access: Login local ! Authenticate AUX port users using the local username/pw database Special time-limited titles can be obtained through various in-game events. Some titles grant permanent stat increases, while others serve purely cosmetic purposes. Players can complete special quests to receive titles which they can display next to their character's name. Login local ! Authenticate console users using the local username/pw database The Title System is a feature introduced in the Crimson Imperium content update. Username admin privilege 15 secret S3cr3tP4ssw0rd ! This is an administratorĮnable secret S0m30therP4ssw0rd ! A password to protect the enable command

Username mylogin secret mypassword ! This is a normal user database and maintenance of trouble tickets (TT), Customer Service request (CSR) and Planned Works (PW) database such that all tickets are correctly filled. Because Eben is just starting to play with Cisco devices and is new to them, I suggest using the classic authentication configuration that is simpler, even if perhaps more chatty to configure, and it would look as follows: Your configuration would work, and is rated accordingly :) At the same time, however, using the AAA new model, things get more complicated and more complex, and in simple deployment scenarios, it is not worth the effort.