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    Registered User SCHTUDE's Avatar
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    Post Configuring Cisco Telnet Password

    Can anyone tell me how to disable the Telnet password on a 3500XL series switch? Also, how would I set one on one that requires it. Thanks a bunch!

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    This is off the top of my head so it could be wrong.

    line vty 0 x //where x is the last configurable port

    no password

    ctrz z

    Without a password the interface is not accessible. In order to use a telnet connection to your switch you need some password or the interface is disabled. The interface is vty 0 x meanint virtual terminal 0 through x. Zero through 4 is common. You can run "sho run" to find out how many vty interfaces your running.

    line con 0
    transport input none
    line aux 0
    line vty 0 4
    password (omitted)
    login
    !

    Come to think of it, the command could be:

    no password (password)
    or
    no login
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    none of that worked.
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    line vty 0 4
    no login

    login (if they need it)

    set a password first if you need telnetlet set the login command
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    make sure you are in global configuration

    login
    ena
    #type password
    conf t
    lin vty 0 4
    no login
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