it didn't usually, I only used to get the password request.

Some background. I was looking at my running config, and saw that something
that read 'ip http server', so I thought it must have http access to it,
and plugged it's ip into the web browser which after a password request let
me into to this basic interface.

Anyway it was from here on that it now wants a username ! which i haven't
got !

Help :D

cheers

"Volatileacid" <Volatileacid in gmail fullstop com> wrote in message
news:40fb29c4$0$7118$db0fefd9@news.zen.co.uk...
> it didn't usually, I only used to get the password request.
>
> Some background. I was looking at my running config, and saw that
something
> that read 'ip http server', so I thought it must have http access to it,
> and plugged it's ip into the web browser which after a password request
let
> me into to this basic interface.
>
> Anyway it was from here on that it now wants a username ! which i haven't
> got !
>
> Help :D
>
> cheers
>
>
did you add tacacs+ ?
did you change AAA method ?
did you add the work login anywhere

Config would help.

One of these is probably it,.

G

On Mon, 19 Jul 2004 02:54:17 +0100, Volatileacid wrote:

> it didn't usually, I only used to get the password request.
>
> Some background. I was looking at my running config, and saw that
> something that read 'ip http server', so I thought it must have http
> access to it, and plugged it's ip into the web browser which after a
> password request let me into to this basic interface.
>
> Anyway it was from here on that it now wants a username ! which i haven't
> got !
>

If the basic interface happened to be CRWS, then it does that and the way
to avoid it is to click the "Exit CRWS" link instead of just closing the
window when you want to stop playing.

You probably need to search CCO or google for Cisco router password
recovery, so you can get back into the the router and change "login local" to
"login" in the vty lines.

--
Rgds,
Martin

"Volatileacid" <Volatileacid in gmail fullstop com> wrote in message
news:40fb29c4$0$7118$db0fefd9@news.zen.co.uk...
: it didn't usually, I only used to get the password request.
:
: Some background. I was looking at my running config, and saw that
something
: that read 'ip http server', so I thought it must have http access to it,
: and plugged it's ip into the web browser which after a password request
let
: me into to this basic interface.
:
: Anyway it was from here on that it now wants a username ! which i haven't
: got !
:
: Help :D
:
: cheers

Just guessing, but try the router name as a username and cisco as the
password.

Could you connect to it using the web interface?


:
:

Try Cisco as the username and Cisco as the password (Uppercase C on
both)

On Mon, 19 Jul 2004 02:54:17 +0100, "Volatileacid" <Volatileacid in
gmail fullstop com> wrote:

>it didn't usually, I only used to get the password request.
>
>Some background. I was looking at my running config, and saw that something
>that read 'ip http server', so I thought it must have http access to it,
>and plugged it's ip into the web browser which after a password request let
>me into to this basic interface.
>
>Anyway it was from here on that it now wants a username ! which i haven't
>got !
>
>Help :D
>
>cheers
>

Drop the ZZZ to reply

Cheers ...

THANKS GARY ! it's now sorted!

My runnning config has the entry 'aaa new-model' in it, and upon removal,
it just asks for a password now :D

Cheers.

ps. thanks everyone else.







"Gary" <reachus@netlink.info> wrote in message
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>
> "Volatileacid" <Volatileacid in gmail fullstop com> wrote in message
> news:40fb29c4$0$7118$db0fefd9@news.zen.co.uk...
> > it didn't usually, I only used to get the password request.
> >
> > Some background. I was looking at my running config, and saw that
> something
> > that read 'ip http server', so I thought it must have http access to
it,
> > and plugged it's ip into the web browser which after a password request
> let
> > me into to this basic interface.
> >
> > Anyway it was from here on that it now wants a username ! which i
haven't
> > got !
> >
> > Help :D
> >
> > cheers
> >
> >
> did you add tacacs+ ?
> did you change AAA method ?
> did you add the work login anywhere
>
> Config would help.
>
> One of these is probably it,.
>
> G
>
>

You can also try leaving the username blank, and filling the enable
password in the password-field.

Chris Davies wrote:

> Try Cisco as the username and Cisco as the password (Uppercase C on
> both)
>
> On Mon, 19 Jul 2004 02:54:17 +0100, "Volatileacid" <Volatileacid in
> gmail fullstop com> wrote:
>
>
>>it didn't usually, I only used to get the password request.
>>
>>Some background. I was looking at my running config, and saw that something
>>that read 'ip http server', so I thought it must have http access to it,
>>and plugged it's ip into the web browser which after a password request let
>>me into to this basic interface.
>>
>>Anyway it was from here on that it now wants a username ! which i haven't
>>got !
>>
>>Help :D
>>
>>cheers
>>
>
>
> Drop the ZZZ to reply
>
> Cheers ...