Arie,
Does this mean that the access-class command under a vty line acts like pbr and "redirects" automatically the telnet
session to the first available vty that allows this specific access?
And the only way to access specific vtys through telnet is to create different acls (per vty pool) that match on unique
src/dst combinations?
All this sounds very strange...
--
Tassos
Arie Vayner (avayner) wrote on 05/09/2011 11:16:
Tassos,
You should be able to control this using an ACL if the selection is
based on the source of the session.
line template nms
access-class ingress nms_host
!
line template default
access-class ingress deny_nms_host
!
vty-pool telnet 5 6 line-template telnet
vty-pool default 0 4 line-template default
Arie
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Subject: [c-nsp] access a specific vty pool on IOS-XR
Hi,
Does anyone know how i can access a specific vty pool on IOS-XR?
i.e. in the following config, how do i access (through telnet) lines
90-99?
vty-pool default 0 10
vty-pool INBAND-VTY-POOL 90 99 line-template INBAND-LINE-TEMPLATE
On IOS platforms i was adding 2xxx to the line number or using the
rotary command (3xxx), but i'm not able to do the
same thing on IOS-XR.
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