From: secondie (secondie@gmail.com)
Date: Tue Aug 01 2006 - 20:22:53 ART
I think it will ask for one time only as CONSOLE is configured to use 
enable  password.
 aaa authentication login CONSOLE enable
line con 0
 login authen CONSOLE
HTH
-secondie
But the following  will
> secondie,
>  
> According to your config , console login should ask for password two 
> times , first login password and then enable password..  right ?
>
>  
> On 7/31/06, *secondie* <secondie@gmail.com 
> <mailto:secondie@gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>     This thread is kind of continuation of  another thread posted by me
>     earlier. One  of the requirements was to use AAA.
>
>     Hope this clarifies.
>
>
>
>     Gregory W. Posey Jr. wrote:
>     > Why not...
>     > username cisco password cisco
>     > line vty 0 4
>     >  login local
>     >  privilege level 15
>     > Thank you,
>     > Greg Posey Jr.
>     > CCIE #7981
>     > CCSP, CCSI
>     > M.S. EE
>     >
>     > secondie writes:
>     >> I think it is for "no enable password".
>     >> Here is the brief description:
>     >> "aaa authentication login VTY local"  --- sets up VTY as local
>     auth
>     >> group
>     >> "aaa authorization exec VTY local"  --- sets up as authorization as
>     >> local
>     >> line vty 0 4
>     >> password a -- "this line has no relevance to the authen or
>     author as
>     >> both are base on AAA, so ignored by VTY login", could be used as
>     >> second choice but not configured in this case
>     >> login authentication VTY --- "enable login based on VTY profile of
>     >> AAA which is local"
>     >>
>     >> authorization exec VTY  "enables the authorization based on the VTY
>     >> author group, which is local"
>     >> So when VTY is login is prompted, AAA looks for local
>     >> username/password for authentication, which is cisco/cisco.
>     Then for
>     >> authorization it looks under "authorization exec VTY group
>     local" and
>     >> as local command "username cisco privi 15 pass cisco" specifies
>     level
>     >> of 15, it authorizes user cisco for priv 15, therefore directly
>     >> dropping user into enable mode.
>     >> HTH
>     >> -secondie
>     >>
>     >> Paul Dardinski wrote:
>     >>> Can someone elaborate? I thought the question was "is it
>     possible to
>     >>> enable vty access with "NO" password authent?". Will lab this
>     up, does
>     >>> this allow enable access vty with no further authent other
>     then local
>     >>> login?
>     >>> -----Original Message-----
>     >>> From: nobody@groupstudy.com <mailto:nobody@groupstudy.com>
>     [mailto:nobody@groupstudy.com <mailto:nobody@groupstudy.com>] On
>     Behalf Of
>     >>> Rick Fox
>     >>> Sent: Sunday, July 30, 2006 10:07 PM
>     >>> To: secondie@gmail.com <mailto:secondie@gmail.com>
>     >>> Cc: Cisco certification
>     >>> Subject: RE: Enable access for VTY
>     >>> That's it.
>     >>> Line vty 0 4
>     >>> authorization exec VTY
>     >>> Thanks,
>     >>> Rick
>     >>> -----Original Message-----
>     >>> From: secondie [mailto:secondie@gmail.com
>     <mailto:secondie@gmail.com>] Sent: Sunday, July 30,
>     >>> 2006 9:59 PM
>     >>> To: Rick Fox
>     >>> Cc: Cisco certification
>     >>> Subject: Re: Enable access for VTY
>     >>> Only way I can think of is as below:
>     >>> aaa new-model
>     >>> aaa authentication login CONSOLE enable
>     >>> aaa authentication login VTY local
>     >>> aaa authorization exec VTY local
>     >>> enable password enable
>     >>> !
>     >>> username cisco privilege 15 password 0 cisco
>     >>>
>     >>> line con 0
>     >>> login authen CONSOLE
>     >>> line vty 0 4
>     >>>  password a
>     >>>  authorization exec VTY
>     >>>  login authentication VTY
>     >>> *****************
>     >>> CONSOLE LOGIN:
>     >>> *****************
>     >>> R20 con0 is now available
>     >>> Press RETURN to get started.
>     >>>
>     >>> R20>en
>     >>> Password: enable (typed in for clarity)
>     >>> R20#
>     >>>
>     >>> *************
>     >>> VTY LOGIN:
>     >>> *************
>     >>> User Access Verification
>     >>> Username: cisco
>     >>> Password: cisco (typed in for clarity)
>     >>> R20#
>     >>> R20#
>     >>>
>     >>> HTH
>     >>> -secondie
>     >>>
>     >>> Rick Fox wrote:
>     >>>> So, is there a way to configure access so that when telneting
>     to a
>     >>>> router, local authentication is used, and you are immediately in
>     >>> enable
>     >>>> mode?
>     >>>> The config provided from previous thread still requires
>     additional
>     >>> login
>     >>>> to enable mode.
>     >>>>
>     >>>>
>     >>>>>> aaa new-model
>     >>>>>> aaa authentication login CONSOLE enable
>     >>>>>> aaa authentication login VTY local
>     >>>>>> !
>     >>>>>> line console 0
>     >>>>>> login authentication CONSOLE
>     >>>>>> !
>     >>>>>> line vty 0 4
>     >>>>>> login authentication VTY
>     >>>>>> !
>     >>>>
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