If you are just now enabling SSH and you get the following error message:
SSH session from XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX on interface Outside for user "" disconnected by SSH server, reason "Internal error" (0x00)It looks like you need to generate an RSA key for SSH:
crypto key generate rsa modulus 1024
The fact that Cisco doesn’t do this automatically makes me very very nervous. The networks running Cisco appear to be primarily using telnet =(
@8up
I’m not saying that…but they do still pretty much default to telnet. One must even be sure to pull the IOS image for switches and routers that supports SSH.
I don’t do anything with Cisco (routers/switches) and I haven’t used them in ages. Is SSH not even available on today’s equipment?
@8up
It is available, it just isn’t in every firmware image. You often have to make sure you have a version that supports it. The ASAs all have it in there.
So if you don’t have it you need to pony up the cash to upgrade your IOS?
@8up
You have to have TAC to get IOS updates unless it is a handfull of switch models which have free updates in the same code train for life.
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