[c-nsp] Cisco 2611XM as console router
Mark D. Nagel
mnagel at willingminds.com
Tue Feb 7 10:26:46 EST 2006
David Prall wrote:
> For the async lines on the terminal server you can define a aaa profile that doesn't require login. This will bypass login for the async lines and only require the login to the console port on the connected router. It has been a while since I actually configured this, so I don't have a sample.
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That will work -- something like:
aaa authentication login async line none
line 33 64
login authentication async
!optional: password <line-specific password>
This will allow attachment without a password, or if you define a
password on the line, it will use that. However, you then will want to
be very sure to have a safe access-class defined for those lines; I
usually restrict either to the console loopback itself, or possibly that
and a trusted local ops subnet.
Mark
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