Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance X1070 Guía Para Resolver Problemas
How do you access the CLI on a Content Security
appliance?
appliance?
You can access the CLI of your appliance with a Telnet client or an SSH client. However, the Telnet protocol
is unencrypted, so when you log into your appliance through Telnet, your credentials can more easily be
stolen.
is unencrypted, so when you log into your appliance through Telnet, your credentials can more easily be
stolen.
Cisco recommends that all production machines use an SSH client. Additionally, the standard Microsoft
Windows Telnet client is difficult to use. By factory default, Telnet is configured on the Management port.
Windows Telnet client is difficult to use. By factory default, Telnet is configured on the Management port.
Complete these steps in order to disable Telnet:
Log into the web GUI.
1.
Navigate to Network > IP Interfaces.
2.
Click the name of the interface that you want to edit.
3.
Uncheck the Telnet check box in the Services field.
4.
Complete these steps in order to access your appliance through SSH (port 22):
Install an SSH client in Microsoft Windows, such as PuTTY.
1.
Launch the SSH client:
Add the host information for your appliance (such as c650.example.com).
A.
Click Load.
B.
Enter your user name.
C.
Enter your password.
D.
2.
Open a command prompt with *nix.
3.
Enter the $ ssh exampleC650.com command.
4.
If you need to specify a different user, enter the $ ssh <user>@exampleC650.com command. If the
user name is admin, enter the $ ssh admin@C650.example.com command.
user name is admin, enter the $ ssh admin@C650.example.com command.
5.
Complete these steps in order to access your appliance through Telnet:
Note: Cisco recommends that you use an SSH client for access; the use of Telnet is not recommended.
Open a command prompt.
1.
Enter the telnet c650.example.com command.
2.
Enter your user name.
3.