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how many pass word you can configure on cisco 2500 router
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Answer / jitendera kumar sinha
there are usaly 4 passsowrd
1 pssword for privilage mode
2 line cobsole 0
3 line vty 0 4
4 line aux
so these are the some main password component that can we
implment on the cisco router.
thanks
jitendera kuamr sinha
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Answer / s.m.feroz ahmed
Hi,
We can configure 2 passwords on a Router one is hidden
asterix and one is invisible.
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