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Where is vty 0 4 in a switch by default?

workfrom925

On my 2950 switch, after I delete startup-config and reload, its running-config doesn't show line vty 0 4. It shows

!
line con 0
line vty 5 15
!

After I issue the command "line vty 0 15" to set up a password on vty lines, Running-config shows

line vty 0 4
password cisco
login
line vty 5 15
password cisco
login

I guess by issuing the command "line vty 0 15", the switch adds line vty 0 to 4 to itself.

So why aren't "vty 0 4" existed by default.

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Comments

theodoxa

I believe that one some older systems there are only 5 vty lines (0-4), so the switch/router breaks the command up into 0-4 and 5-15.

JeanM

Correct, it just splits up 0 15 to 0 4 an 5 15...

Ivanjam

@JeanM, @theodoxa - the OP is aware of that = that's not what he/she is asking.

@workfrom925 - I will delete the config from my 2950 and see if I can replicate your result - I can't answer your question - LOL

workfrom925

Ivanjam wrote: »

@JeanM, @theodoxa - the OP is aware of that = that's not what he/she is asking.

@workfrom925 - I will delete the config from my 2950 and see if I can replicate your result - I can't answer your question - LOL

Maybe line vty 0 to 4 are there anyway. It's just Cisco decide it's not necessary to list them in the default configuration.

Just my curiosity. It doesn't affect CCNA certification at all.

JeanM

OP - what does show ver show? the vty stuff changed between ios versions.