Looking Glass Code

Tue Mar 13 12:35:31 UTC 2001

Hi Ariel

 If you really want to get paranoid - give the rsh privilege level 0 &
then you really get to specify exactly what IOS commands can be run by the
Looking Glass

Regards
	Rafi

P.S. AFAIK Cisco IOS SSH will only do telnet/rlogin type sessions - not
single commands - for the really paranoid set up the telnet/rsh connection
over encrypted IPSEC ;-)

On Tue, 13 Mar 2001, Ariel Biener wrote:

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> On Mon, 12 Mar 2001, Don Simpson wrote:
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> I have posted a list of such resources a while back (you can either look
> it up in the archives, or I'll send it to you in private).
>
> About your concerns, I don't think automated telnet/ssh access (using some
> script, which means you'll be storing the password for access somewhere on
> the disk, either as a different file, or as a part of the code) is more
> secure than rsh to a router with privilege level 1 (you can create a user,
> and using the aaa new-model authentication model, you can create a
> privilege level for that user, specifying exactly what commands that user
> is allowed to use) for example.
>
> --Ariel
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> >
> > I have been thinking about putting together a looking glass site on my
> > network and have looked at Ed Kern's (DIGEX) html and perl script but do not
> > want to enable rsh (anywhere) and do not want to reinvent the wheel if not
> > necessary. Has anyone seenan updated script written to use other access
> > means like telnet or ssh to exchange CLI/commands and results with an IOS
> > router?
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> > Don Simpson
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> Ariel Biener
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