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Hello taki1gostek, here is a link to answer all of your Cisco questions:<br />
<a href="http://www.cisco.com/public/support/tac/documentation.html" rel="ugc">http://www.cisco.com/public/support/tac/documentation.html</a><br />
I beleive it would a quicker solution than bouncing Q's &amp;&nbsp;A's back and forth. Since I don't have insight into what your Network goals and options are, that site is chock full of info you can access . If you need more feel free to post back and I will do my best to solve any problems....Hope this helps out...Booda2us
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Hello taki1gostek, here is a link to answer all of your Cisco questions:
http://www.cisco.com/public/support/tac/documentation.html [http://www.cisco.com/public/support/tac/documentation.html]
I beleive it would a quicker solution than bouncing Q's & A's back and forth. Since I don't have insight into what your Network goals and options are, that site is chock full of info you can access . If you need more feel free to post back and I will do my best to solve any problems....Hope this helps out...Booda2us

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I need someone to provide me with detailed, step-by-step, idiot-proof instructions on how I should set up remote administration on both a Cisco 1841 Router &amp;&nbsp;a Cisco 506E Pix Firewall. &nbsp;<br />
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SHould I somehow enable secure telnet sessions and/or user name and passwords?<br />
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Is there a way that both of these devices can be administered remotely via <a href="HTTPS://" rel="ugc nofollow">HTTPS://</a>&nbsp;and logging in? &nbsp;<br />
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Or perhaps the only real way to administer them would be to establish a VPN connection to the network and then telnetting in clear text?<br />
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Please help. &nbsp;I'm not very familiar with Cisco devices or IOS yet.<br />
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Thanks!
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I need someone to provide me with detailed, step-by-step, idiot-proof instructions on how I should set up remote administration on both a Cisco 1841 Router & a Cisco 506E Pix Firewall.  

SHould I somehow enable secure telnet sessions and/or user name and passwords?

Is there a way that both of these devices can be administered remotely via HTTPS:// and logging in?  

Or perhaps the only real way to administer them would be to establish a VPN connection to the network and then telnetting in clear text?

Please help.  I'm not very familiar with Cisco devices or IOS yet.

Thanks!

Securely Administering Cisco 1841 Router &amp; Cisco Pix 506E Firewall Remotely

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Securely Administering Cisco 1841 Router &amp; Cisco Pix 506E Firewall Remotely

Securely Administering Cisco 1841 Router & Cisco Pix 506E Firewall Remotely