[j-nsp] Unscramble authentication-key
Robert Kiessling
Robert.Kiessling at de.easynet.net
Mon Apr 19 12:33:02 EDT 2004
"Eric Van Tol" <eric at atlantech.net> writes:
> An aside to this is, if the remote end is a Cisco, there are tools out
> there that can easily decode their encryption strings. SolarWinds
> (www.solarwinds.net) makes a tool that can decode the Cisco strings.
Such tools have been out for ages.
> It
> cannot do MD5, though, so you may be out of luck if the remote end is
> not a Cisco.
The secret is *not* MD5 hashed in the JunOS config. And it cannot be
since JunOS need access to the cleartext secret in order to use it to
calculate the MD5 checksum.
Robert
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