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Cisco 1900 series not able to login

Hi all,

 

I have group of 45 cisco 1900 switches running Version 15.0(1)M1 Release (fc1).  I have these configure with ssh and i have success logging into them from the Device tab->Device info->Telnet SSH button.  I have tried all versions of SSH 2 listed within Device info and i still get the same error when loggin in. 

Failed to connect to 10.99.14.1. Reason: Please set your login for selected protocol.. Giving up after 3 connection attempts.

I have tried using the device type of the 1900 (which only allows for telnet) as well as a generic Cisco.Switch.

I have verified that it is using SSH 2 only and specified putty (and the path) as my default client.  I am not exactly sure what else I can change. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

  • The Telnet/SSH button uses the Telnet or SSH client you have specified in the Options > Setup > Misc tab.

    It doesn't actually use to CatTools Telnet/SSH client or test the credentials you have configured for the device.

    With regards to the 'Failed to connect...' error in the CatTools info-log; it tends to suggest that maybe the SSH credentials have not been added for the device correctly in CatTools.

    Can you check the following:

    1) Device type:  Cisco.Switch.IOS  (the other Cisco.Switch.1900 is for real old 1900 devices).

    2) In the 'Passwords' tab of the device set-up ensure the correct SSH credentials have been added in the fields:

    • SSH Username
    • SSH Password

    Regards,

    Steve

  • It appears that in all the changes that I was making to get it working something wiped out the credentials in the device setup.  Thanks for the help.