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Yes.<br />
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Also use the &quot;no login&quot; command on the vty lines.<br />

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why the no login on the VTY lines?
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It disables password checking.<br />

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So how would it go?<br />
R2&gt;enable<br />
R2#config t<br />
R2(config)# config vty lines (0) or (15)???<br />
R2(config-line)# no loging<br />
R2(config-line)#^z<br />
R2#wr<br />
Would that be correct?
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no login<br />
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not &quot;no loging&quot;
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ok,<br />
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just (no login) <br />
at which line? 0 or 15?
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this command means<br />
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with the command &quot;line 0 15&quot; you configure the range from line 0 till 15 <br />
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so line 0 1 2 3 ..... 11 12 13 14 15<br />
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you have on a switch 16 telnet lines ... line 0 till 15<br />
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kind regards<br />
Sirius
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OK,<br />
Please correct me if I'm worng, as I understand it when I config privilege level 15 on the VTY lines I don't need to put a password? it will use the enable mode password that I set before, but instead of putting the user that is connecting via telnet into user mode it goes right into privilege mode?<br />
Is that correct? All that needs to be done to place a telnet user strigth into previlege exec mode is to set (privilege exec 15) on the VTY lines?
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OK,
Please correct me if I'm worng, as I understand it when I config privilege level 15 on the VTY lines I don't need to put a password? it will use the enable mode password that I set before, but instead of putting the user that is connecting via telnet into user mode it goes right into privilege mode?
Is that correct? All that needs to be done to place a telnet user strigth into previlege exec mode is to set (privilege exec 15) on the VTY lines?

Yes.

Also use the &quot;no login&quot; command on the vty lines.


So how would it go?
R2&gt;enable
R2#config t
R2(config)# config vty lines (0) or (15)???
R2(config-line)# no loging
R2(config-line)#^z
R2#wr
Would that be correct?

ok,

just (no login) 
at which line? 0 or 15?

this command means

with the command &quot;line 0 15&quot; you configure the range from line 0 till 15 

so line 0 1 2 3 ..... 11 12 13 14 15

you have on a switch 16 telnet lines ... line 0 till 15

kind regards
Sirius

Privilege exec 15

OK,
Please correct me if I&#39;m worng, as I understand it when I config privilege level 15 on the VTY lines I don&#39;t need to put a password? it will use the enable mode password that I set before, but instead of putting the user that is connecting via telnet into user mode it goes right into privilege mode?
Is that correct? All that needs to be done to place a telnet user strigth into previlege exec mode is to set (privilege exec 15) on the VTY lines?

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