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Hi,
Can any gents help me ?
Q: How do you only set your telnet line 1 to a password of Bob?
A) line vty 0 1
login
password Bob
B) line vty 0 4
login
password Bob
C) line vty 1
login
password Bob
D) line vty 1
password Bob
login
Many thks,
Supergoku0
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Originally posted by dmaftei:
c
What's wrong with D?
And why would anyone want to have different passwords for each telnet line in the first place?
Terje
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Originally posted by Terje:
What's wrong with D?
Didn't you notice that I'm here to give wrong answers, and to make fun of people?! 
Nothing. As a matter of fact "sh runn" will show "password ..." first and "login" after that, regardless of the order you used to enter the commands.
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And why would anyone want to have different passwords for each telnet line in the first place?
To randomize passwords...  Seriously, that's a bad idea, because you may end up "chasing" the right password.
Cheers!
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Originally posted by dmaftei:
Didn't you notice that I'm here to give wrong answers, and to make fun of people?!
That explains a lot
Merry Christmas to you and everyone who celebrates Christmas. All good wishes to everyone else (Eid Mubarak or whatever fits you).
I'm back in a few days and would like to see the forum filled with a lot of on-topic technical questions and discussions with descriptive topic lines as well as a few of dmafteis jokes.
CU!
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Originally posted by Terje:
Merry Christmas to you and everyone who celebrates Christmas. All good wishes to everyone else (Eid Mubarak or whatever fits you).
I'm Christian, so I'll go for "Merry Christmas".
Merry Christmas to you, too. And to all those who celebrate it!
Happy Hanukah to those who observe it (I'm afraid I'm a few days late, but it's better later that never...)
Eid Mubarak to our Muslim friends!
I don't know what fits Hindus and Buddhists, but I'm willing to learn, if we have representatives!
Happy Holidays to everybody!
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