Wednesday, 12 June 2013

Foundry Network Server Iron XL configuration retrieval instructions

Foundry Network Server Iron XL configuration retrieval instructions
(Tested on a Foundry Network Server Iron XL)
Using SSH, Telnet Or The Console


For this procedure you will be using the Command Line Interface (CLI) of your Foundry Network Server Iron device using an SSH client (such as OpenSSH or Putty), Telnet or through the console port. We would recommend using either SSH (for remote connections) or using a direct connection to the console port. Telnet provides no encryption of the communications and therefore your authentication credentials and configuration would be vulnerable if a malicious user were to monitor your connection.

1. Connect to the Foundry Network Server Iron using your favourite SSH client, Telnet or a direct console connection.

(NB: You may need to set the baud rate to the appropriate speed for your device. A list of standard rates can be found at the end of this document. On our Foundry Network Server Iron XL test device, the baud rate was 9600)
2. By default the Server Iron XL does not have a log in for the CLI.

3. Enter the command ‘
enable’ followed by your password. This will elevate your privilege level.


4. Enter command 'show config'


5. Save the captured output to a file and remove any visible page lines (i.e. --More--).

If you are unsure about the baud rate that your device is set to we would suggest trying the most common default baud rates which are 9600, 19200 & 115200

For your convenience, we have listed the other baud rates commonly supported by serial ports below:

110

300

600

1200

2400

4800

14400

28800

38400

56000

57600

Standard baud rates supported by some serial ports:

128000

153600

230400

256000

460800

921600


If you need help with auditing your network devices (firewalls, switches and routers) then try Nipper Studio for free.  Foundry devices are one of over 100 network devices supported by Nipper Studio. 

These instructions are provided by Titania, the network security auditing experts  and are not official instructions from Foundry.

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