In this session of A Few Easy Steps, we will be doing the SSH and Telnet setup on a Cisco Router. In General this will work on any Cisco Switch or Router that runs on IOS.
Session Prerequisites:
- You have a Cisco Console Cable
- You have a serial port
- You have a Terminal Program that you can access your Serial Port
Session Assumptions:
- Telnet will be on VTY 0 to 4
- domain name will be staticnat.com
- SSH will be on VTY 5 to 10
- SSH Key Modulus will be 1024
- SSH Version will be 2
- Login Credentials will be Local
Our goals of this session are:
- Setup Domain Name
- Setup local User Account /li>
- Setup Telnet
- Generate RSA Key
- Set SSH Version
- Setup SSH
Setup Domain Nam:
conf t ! ip domain-name staticnat.com ! exit ! copy running-config startup-config !
Setup local User Account:
! conf t ! username test password test ! exit ! copy running-config startup-config !
Setup Telnet:
conf t ! line vty 0 4 ! transport input telnet ! transport output telnet ! login local ! end ! copy running-config startup-config !
Generate RSA Key:
! conf t ! cry key gen rsa gen mod 1024 ! exit ! copy running-config startup-config !
Set SSH Version:
! conf t ! ip ssh version 2 ! exit ! copy running-config startup-config !
Setup SSH:
conf t ! line vty 5 10 ! transport input ssh ! transport output ssh ! login local ! end ! copy running-config startup-config !
Entire Session:
conf t ! ip domain-name staticnat.com ! username test password test ! cry key gen rsa gen mod 1024 ! ip ssh version 2 ! line vty 0 4 ! transport input telnet ! transport output telnet ! login local ! line vty 5 10 ! transport input ssh ! transport output ssh ! login local ! end ! copy running-config startup-config !
Nice, thanks. Bookmarked. Always get tired of looking that up.
Craig
Glad it ended up being helpful. Let me know if there are other things you would like to see as part of A Few Easy Steps.