Simple tip to see pre-shared VPN keys:
CiscoASA# more system:running-configuration
Display Pre-Shared Keys in ASA Running Configuration
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Hi,
Jerm. Nice to see your post after such long time.
yes i know your very busy man, with ccie in voice round the corner. And i know your prep for snaa for cbt nuggets.
All the best for all your good and best work.
Regards,
Praveen
Hi!
I have a question?
Does it work on PIX? I mean software version 5.5 and older.
DyaDya
Sorry but it does not work on pix unless it was 7.0 or higher. i am pretty sure you can do a tftp to a server and it will show the configs with the vpn keys unencrypted.
i thing dat make dis site different is dat everytime u come to this website u wil say "ooo i didnt knw dat thnks.."
Nice tip JC. Normally i look using ASDM (only thing is it good for) or copy the config to a ftp/tftp.
Cheers.
Anyone knows if there is a way to telnet to Private IPs from the Cisco ASA 5500 ?
Interesting article. Where did you got all the information from ? thanks anyway
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Anyway, Glad you're back!
Ontopic, I wasn't really aware of this command, I only knew the command to write the running-config to TFTP (write net etc). This output also includes preshared-keys.
Best regards,
Bart
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