RE: Don't show IP add on telnet

From: Cliff Tam (cliff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Wed Aug 30 2000 - 03:16:55 GMT-3

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Thanks you for the idea.

If I want to hide the IP address when the command is "rlogin" instead of
"telnet". Any other's command can hide the ip address prompted from router.

Cliff

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Subject: Re: Don't show IP add on telnet

service hide-telnet-address

cliff@macroview.com.hk (Cliff Tam) on 30/08/2000 01:48:25 PM

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Hello Guys,

When we start a telnet session by a hostname in a router, the router will
respond the IP address of that host.

RR2(config)#ip host R4 150.100.2.4
RR2(config)#^Z
RR2#telnet R4
Trying R4 (150.100.2.4)... Open

By the reason of security, how to configure the router such that the router
does not show up the IP address (150.100.2.4)?

Regards,

Cliff

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