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Cisco network assistant - Realm "level 15 access"
I am trying to set up the cisco network assistant, when I put in the ip of our 6500 router it comes back and asks for a user name and password. I put in the normal username and password that I use to telnet into the router (which has level 15 access) but it doesn't like it. Any ideas???
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Thanks for the info, username (blank) and enable password worked great for my other devices.
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USERNAME <username> password <password>
USERNAME <same username> priv 15
Then use that in the Cisco net assistant.