![]() ![]() Take a look at the line indicated Įssentially this lets you use your user account password to get to enable mode, (caveat see below). I didn’t setup the AAA on this firewall, someone else did. Luckily I have many firewalls to jump on and comparing the configs, pointed me to the answer. SolutionĪfter scratching my head and getting a coffee I grabbed my boss and said, watch while I reset the password, and the password does not work? “Type YOUR password in again” he said, and annoyingly, the prompt went straight to enable. Well that was odd? Perhaps I’d had ‘fat fingers’ when typing the enable password? I logged into the ASDM and reset it. I went to login today via SSH and I could logon fine but I could not get to enable mode? SSH gave me the new certificate prompt and logged me in, ADSM logged in. ASA(config) crypto key generate rsa modulus 1024 INFO: The name for the keys will. ASA(config) aaa authentication ssh console LOCAL. After setting up some firewalls last week I quickly jumped on them whilst VPN’d into the my work network to make sure I’d be able to log into and administer them remotely via SSH, and ASDM (in case anyone else wanted to use it). Step 3: Configure this local username to authenticate with SSH.
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