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Question

Does anybody know why I can't access to the 3548 switch after running a script.  I'm new on this and testing this script on this 3548 switch.  The script went successfully without any error, but no luck logging on as telnet or console.  Here is the command that I use to execute the script:

${EnterConfigMode}
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Password  testing
Login
Exec-timeout 15
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Password  testing   
Login
Exec–timeout 15
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Password  testing
Login
Exec–timeout 15
exit
exit

I don't want to wr mem, until I test the switch.  So I try testing it and no luck to access the switch by telnet or console.  So I reboot the switch, to get back to the original run-configuration and was able to access the switch.  I'm I going something wrong on the script?

Thanks,

Jen

garciaj · Answer

Hello, thanks for trying to help me on this.  I figure this out.  Additionally, you need to add true or false statement in order to work for Cirrus to understand.  Here is the command:

Command Script
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'ADVANCED:FILTER RESULTS:False
'ADVANCED:FILTER PATTERN:Serial
'ADVANCED:SHOW COMMANDS:True
${EnterConfigMode}
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Password c1sc0
Login
Exec-timeout 15
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Password c1sc0
Login
Exec-timeout 15
${ExitConfigMode}
Thanks all!!

ceclark · Answer

The default transport is all protocols, so that is not needed. Also a username is not a requirement, but a good security measure. You have the commands right, the problem is somewhere else. Check the results tab and see where it is erroring at. What is the error when you try to telnet into the switch?

BTW- You can do the entire vty range (line vty 0 15)

ceclark · Answer

There should be a results tab. If you have an error, you should see it there.