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Support for Acme Session Boarder Controlers.

npereira

Hi,

wanted to know if there's any support for Acme's Session Boarder Controller.

It's CLI based, although, there is 2 levels of password in order to get into basic mode, then enable to get to exec mode.

Thanks

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chris.lapoint

Can you post the exact series of commands necessary to show the config on the command line? Are there 2 password prompts or are there 3?

npereira

when you login via SSH there is 2 sets of password, here is what it look likeL:

Using username "pipsadmin".
pipsadmin@10.98.5.100's password: ****** (the password is not actualy echoed back)

PIPSSBC1
Please be sure to type in your commands wisely
And remember, with great power comes great responsibility
Password: ****** (the password is not actualy echoed back)
SBC1>
SBC1>
SBC1>
SBC1> enable
Password:
SBC1#
SBC1# show configuration

ottoguy

We just purchased one of these too, so backing it up would be great.

npereira

The issue here is that using ssh, there is 2 login prompts.

you ssh to the box, enter a username, then a password.

Then it asks you for another password.

then you type enable

then you get the enable password

then your in...

this is what the NCM is lacking, is the ability to change how many password prompts there is.