12-11-2003 09:28 AM - edited 03-02-2019 12:17 PM
h'mm ... I set the console password on a 3548:
config t
line console 0
password xcxcxc
I copied run to start and reloaded.
But I didn't get propmted for a password when I'm connected to the serial port.
I want to control access to the switch via the console port, how do I do that?
??
tia
S
12-11-2003 09:49 AM
On other classes of switches you also need to issue the following command:
config t
line console 0
login
12-11-2003 10:56 AM
Thanks ... worked just as I wished.
Followup question:
I'm trying to copy the running config to the console port. I have it in mind to keep copies of all siwtch configs on the laptop form which I'll be using the4 console, as well as on a netwrok share. I understnad I could connect the switch to the LAN and tftp to there and do a manual copy to the laptop, but ....
??
tia
S
12-12-2003 01:06 AM
Hi,
if you are connected to the switch only via a console cable the easiest way to get the switch config to your laptop is:
term len 0
then start logging in your terminal application
sh run
stop logging.
You'll have a text log file containing the switch config on your laptop.
You can look at it with Wordpad, e.g.
Regards,
Milan
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