[c-nsp] SSH from inside a VRF in 12.2SRE
Jeff Kell
jeff-kell at utc.edu
Sun Oct 21 22:37:35 EDT 2012
VRF-aware management functions are a pain... you want it everywhere,
except when you get it, e.g., recent "ip helper-address" suddenly
becoming vrf-aware caused us some major issues. Accepting VRFs at the
COPP level (e.g., "vrf-also" on vty access lists) can screw you as well.
I can see the reluctance to just accept it everywhere, but we need to
move along :) Yes, have suffered the ssh vs telnet restrictions as well.
Also still an issue with logging host destinations (and numerous others).
Jeff
On 10/21/2012 10:29 PM, Chuck Church wrote:
> Management protocols in a VRF. Consistently inconsistent with Cisco it
> seems..
>
> Chuck
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> Hey all,
>
> The /vrf switch exists in 12.2SRE for telnet, but not for SSH.
>
> Anyone know if there is a reason for this? It exists in 12.4 I think.
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