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Old 10-25-2012, 03:41 PM   #1
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cloginrc issue need to change password only on routers


I’m new to Linux and Rancid and also taking over for the only network analyst who left the company.

I would like to know in the cloginrc file we have just one username and password created with a wild card, it’s the same as username and password used for all our routers.

I’ve been asked to change passwords only not the login usernameon the 40 switches/routers one by one. I’ve only changed the password on the first router and when I did we rec’d an error that the router hasn’t check back in for over 24 hours.

This is the cloginrc file

add user * t1ger!!
add password * t1ony!!

Any help would be appreciated it will take me about 2 weeks to change all the passwords on our devices.

Thx
 
  


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