On Sun, 3 Jan 1999, Robert Thomas wrote:
I have almost daily contact with ACC's technicians, and i'll make sure
they receive the information, first thing tomorrow morning.
For now, a quick workaround is to restrict telnet access to only the hosts
(or networks) which should be allowed access. Also, it's a good idea to
restrict SNMP and HTTP access to the router.
Issue the following commands:
ADD ACCESS ENTRY <network> <netmask> 23 TELNET
ADD ACCESS ENTRY <network> <netmask> 80 HTTP
ADD ACCESS ENTRY <network> <netmask> 0 PUBLIC
Regarding source routing, it's only enabled if you have a source routing
entry for the physical port, like:
ADD SR PORT ENTRY ETHERNET 1 J7.1
SET SR PORT STATE 1 ENABLED
You can easily disable source routing for the port by typing
SET SR PORT STATE <num> DISABLED
To check if you have source routing configuration in the box, type:
SHOW SR
Hope this helps.
/pb
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