From: Fred Ingham (fningham@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Sun Jan 14 2001 - 15:17:40 GMT-3
There are five ways to recover from this that I know of:
1. Use the aux port if aux configured, switch cable
2. Telnet to the router if vty available
3. Type fast, use space or up/down keys
4. Password recovery, copy start, modify, paste
5. Create script, paste in.
If exec password also changed, 4. is the only choice.
Cheers, Fred.
"Bolcer, Matt" wrote:
>
> What is the best strategy to "recover" from a console and vty line
> 'exec-timeout 0 1' statement? For example, this statement times out the
> session in one second, very annoying. But all I'm familiar with would be a
> quick cut-and-paste from notepad, but that does not seem like a good
> solution. Another solution would be akin to password recovery where you
> cut-and-paste after reloading into an empty config out of the
> startup-config, change the entry and paste back in. Any thoughts?
>
> Matthew Bolcer
> email: matt.bolcer@eds.com
>
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