Lab's 1 - 3 plus the topology I've used are in this thread: viewtopic.php?f=40&t=11183

A quick simple one, but you'll still need to know it for the exam and normal networks

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cool, I need to memorize how to disable telnet and leave only ssh.
and thanks for the link.

It should be something linke

crypto key generate rsa --> In order to create the ssh certificate

and then

line vty 0 4
transport input ssh

you can also change ssh version. But this is ok.

The banner should be

banner motd $$THIS IS MY ROUTER$$

kind regards

you need to configure a username//password and put it on a domain for you to be able to put in the "crypto key generate rsa" command!

Wouldn't disabling telnet just be easier to do

router(config)# line vty 0 4
router(config-line)# login
router(config-line)# exit

With no password telnet is disabled... right?

router(config)# line vty 0 4
router(config-line)# transport input ssh
router(config-line)# exit

This way you enable ssh only on those vty lines

Well, I learned something, I figured SSH and Telnet were different animals.

They are different animals that serve the same purpose. But telnet should never be enabled as all the traffic can be seen, as opposed to SSH where its encrypted!

I didn't say what I meant correctly, you seemed to have set up SSH in the telnet "line" on the router console, that is what I didn't get. Bah, I can't explain it, point is I learned something and I thank you for the knowledge.

As far as I am aware VTY are not telnet lines simply terminal lines. So what you do is change the method/protocol on those lines, hence input ssh and not telnet.

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Good Luck,

David