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One thing that I often forget to do, is to create an RSA key for SSH, if you don't do this, you can't use SSH (your client will connect, then disconnect immediately).<br />
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As always, there exists a link on a Cisco site to tell you how to setup PIX for telnet/SSH:<br />
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<a href="http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/110/authtopix.shtml" rel="ugc">http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/110/authtopix.shtml</a><br />
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One thing that I often forget to do, is to create an RSA key for SSH, if you don't do this, you can't use SSH (your client will connect, then disconnect immediately).

As always, there exists a link on a Cisco site to tell you how to setup PIX for telnet/SSH:

http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/110/authtopix.shtml [http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/110/authtopix.shtml]



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From your router:<br />
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Ssh -l [username] [dest. Host ip]<br />
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Don
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From your router:

Ssh -l [username] [dest. Host ip]

Don

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:-)<br />
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Didn't know I was missed!
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I have access to the Router, Cisco 1700 model, from there is there a way for me to telnet or ssh into the cisco pix firewall, I set it up so that Cisco TAC got into my firewall to configure it for me.<br />
It is open up so that once you have the access to the 1700 router, you can ssh into it. <br />
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What are the command to ssh into it ? I already tried the obvious ssh public_ipaddress ?<br />
it did not work. <br />
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Thank you,<br />
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Richard
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I have access to the Router, Cisco 1700 model, from there is there a way for me to telnet or ssh into the cisco pix firewall, I set it up so that Cisco TAC got into my firewall to configure it for me.
It is open up so that once you have the access to the 1700 router, you can ssh into it. 

What are the command to ssh into it ? I already tried the obvious ssh public_ipaddress ?
it did not work. 

Thank you,

Richard

I want to be able to telnet or ssh into my cisco pix 501 firewall

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