9.2.6 Allow telnet to log in with VRF [SL-L3A]
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(1) To allow telnet to log in from all VRF including the global network
- Points to note
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To permit access from all VRFs, set the vrf all parameter of the transport input configuration command. If the vrf all parameter is not set, only access from the global network is allowed.
Command examples
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(config)# line vty 0 2
(config-line)#
Permits remote access to the Switch from a remote operation terminal by using the Telnet protocol. Also, limits the number of concurrent remote logins to a maximum of three users.
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(config-line)# transport input vrf all telnet
(config-line)#
Permits remote access to this Switch from remote operation terminals on all VRFs including the global access via the Telnet protocol.
(2) To allow telnet to log in from a specified VRF
- Points to note
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To permit access from a specific VRF, set the VRF ID to the vrf parameter of the transport input configuration command. If this vrf parameter is not set, only access from the global network is allowed.
Command examples
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(config)# line vty 0 2
(config-line)#
Permits remote access to the Switch from a remote operation terminal by using the Telnet protocol. Also, limits the number of concurrent remote logins to a maximum of three users.
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(config-line)# transport input vrf 2 telnet
(config-line)#
Permits remote access to the Switch from a remote operation terminal on VRF 2 via the Telnet protocol. The global network is excluded.