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Cisco banners with SSH

René Jorissen on July 31, 2009 • 0 Comments • Tags: #banner #correctly #displaying #exec #login #motd #not #secure #showing #ssh #telnet #variable

When configuring a Cisco device I always configure some kind of banner, which is displayed when logging in. This banner contains some information, like security warnings and general information. There are different kind of banners. exec: display a banner before displaying the enable prompt; login: display a banner before the password login prompt when accessing … Read More

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