How To Enable Ssh V2 On Cisco Switch?
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To enable SSH v2 on a Cisco Switch, you first need to have the IP domain name configured. You can do this by running the command “ip domain-name <domain_name>”.
Then, generate an RSA key pair on the switch with the command “crypto key generate rsa” and specify the length.
The next step is to configure the ip ssh version 2 command in order to enable SSH v2.
Finally, configure remote access by specifying the usernames and passwords for each user account with the command “username <username> password <password> privilege <level>”.
Once all of these steps are completed, you can connect remotely to the switch via SSH v2.