01-09-2020 08:37 PM
Hello,
We are currently setting up some new switches for our company, and have ran into a strange issue with SSH capabilities. We have 4 of these switches set up, and all of them are interconnected through one another. When we SSH into them via Putty over a link we made to the main switch, it works for all of them except one. In order to SSH into that switch, we have to SSH into one of the other switches, and then run the SSH command line to get into the odd ball switch. Just wanted to know if anyone has experienced this before and has a potential fix. Currently we have these SSH configs enabled from a show run.
boot config flags sshd
ssh max timeout 60
ssh max session 5
ssh
Not sure where to look for other ssh configs, that command would also be helpful. Worst case, we might try wiping the switch and re-config from scratch. Any help is appreciated!
01-16-2020 05:46 PM
Also check your known_hosts file, if the server key has changed the SSH client might refuse to connect until you have deleted the entry from the known_hosts file.
01-09-2020 08:50 PM
In addition to what Paul Leroux recommended, I would check your access policies.
01-09-2020 08:46 PM
I have seen this before. Double check that your laptops and your switches all have unique IPs. A duplicate Mgmt IP will certainly screw things up. its the first thing I look at when folks experience inconsistent management capabilities.
As a sanity check, I would disable SSH and see if you have the same issue with TELNET.