Backup and Show "Secret Data"

Is there a way to backup, and then show the "secret data". It makes it a bit hard to paste in a backed up config when all the "secret data" is not there.

I thought there was a way to un-mask it? Or can I just have it back it up exactly as it is on the router and not replace the encrypted string with "Secret Data"?

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ottoguy

Our issue was related to the account that was logging into the juniper. The account needed the "secret" permission. set system login class test permissions secret.

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Yann

Hi,

Could you detail what you mean by Secret Data. About which devices/brand/model are you refering?

Can you read this thread and let us know if this is what you are talking about:

Thanks,

Yann

ottoguy

I don't think that is quite it. It seems to be an issue with our juniper equipment. When I run the command I get

user dave {
            class superuser;
            authentication {
                encrypted-password "$1$XHpRXg2S$opBiHXlXWSeYWW1"; ## SECRET-DATA
            }

for example.

The backup in Cirrus comes out:

user dave {
            class super-user;
            authentication {
                encrypted-password /* SECRET-DATA */; ## SECRET-DATA
            }
        }

It seems to take the encrypted hash and replace it with "/* SECRET-DATA */"

I used the same command that the Device Type file uses.

ottoguy

Anyone else run into this?

sja

Hi ottoguy

I know its old thread I just got run into the same problem...

Could you fix that ?

/SJA