Foundry Networks Switch and Router - Page 6

Foundry Switch and Router Installation and Configuration Guide
vi December 2000
ENABLING RSA CHALLENGE-RESPONSE AUTHENTICATION ....................................................................4-5
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ETTING OPTIONAL PARAMETERS ...............................................................................................................4-5
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ETTING THE NUMBER OF SSH AUTHENTICATION RETRIES ...................................................................4-5
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ETTING THE SERVER RSA KEY SIZE ...................................................................................................4-5
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EACTIVATING USER AUTHENTICATION .................................................................................................4-6
ENABLING EMPTY PASSWORD LOGINS ..................................................................................................4-6
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ETTING THE SSH PORT NUMBER ........................................................................................................4-6
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ETTING THE SSH LOGIN TIMEOUT VALUE ...........................................................................................4-6
DESIGNATING AN INTERFACE AS THE SOURCE FOR ALL SSH PACKETS ..................................................4-7
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IEWING SSH CONNECTION INFORMATION ..................................................................................................4-7
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AMPLE SSH CONFIGURATION ...................................................................................................................4-9
USING SECURE COPY .................................................................................................................................4-9
CHAPTER 5
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SING REDUNDANT MANAGEMENT MODULES .............................................. 5-1
CONFIGURATION CONSIDERATIONS ..............................................................................................................5-2
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EMPERATURE SENSOR ..............................................................................................................................5-2
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WITCHOVER ..............................................................................................................................................5-2
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ANAGEMENT SESSIONS ......................................................................................................................5-2
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YSLOG AND SNMP TRAPS .................................................................................................................5-3
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DDRESS CHANGES ....................................................................................................................5-3
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ONFIGURING THE REDUNDANT MANAGEMENT PARAMETERS .......................................................................5-3
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NSTALLING REDUNDANT MANAGEMENT MODULES ................................................................................5-3
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ETERMINING REDUNDANT MANAGEMENT MODULE STATUS ..................................................................5-8
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ISPLAYING SWITCHOVER MESSAGES .................................................................................................5-10
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ILE SYNCHRONIZATION BETWEEN THE ACTIVE AND STANDBY REDUNDANT MANAGEMENT MODULES ..........5-11
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ISPLAYING THE SYNCHRONIZATION SETTINGS ...................................................................................5-12
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MMEDIATELY SYNCHRONIZING SOFTWARE ..........................................................................................5-13
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UTOMATING SYNCHRONIZATION OF SOFTWARE .................................................................................5-14
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WITCHING OVER TO THE STANDBY REDUNDANT MANAGEMENT MODULE ..................................................5-16
PCMCIA F
LASH CARD FILE MANAGEMENT COMMANDS .............................................................................5-17
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LOTS ................................................................................................................................5-18
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UBDIRECTORIES ...............................................................................................................................5-18
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ILE AND SUBDIRECTORY NAMING CONVENTIONS ................................................................................5-19
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ILDCARDS .......................................................................................................................................5-19
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ORMATTING A FLASH CARD ..............................................................................................................5-20
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ETERMINING THE FLASH CARD SLOT AND SUBDIRECTORY PATH THAT CURRENTLY HAVE THE MANAGEMENT
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OCUS ........................................................................................................................................5-20
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WITCHING THE MANAGEMENT FOCUS ................................................................................................5-21
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ISPLAYING A DIRECTORY OF THE FILES ON A FLASH CARD ................................................................5-21
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ISPLAYING THE CONTENTS OF A FILE ................................................................................................5-23
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ISPLAY A HEXADECIMAL DUMP OF THE DATA IN A FILE ......................................................................5-23
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REATING A SUBDIRECTORY ..............................................................................................................5-24
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EMOVING A SUBDIRECTORY ..............................................................................................................5-25
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ENAMING A FILE ...............................................................................................................................5-25