Lab Challenge: Reload Router By Telnet

Here's a little challenge, I thought of this during my train trip when I was going home this evening. This should be pretty easy. Consider the diagram below and the scenario.



Configure a default route from R1 pointing to R2's ip address. The challenge is to reboot R1
from a telnet command from R3 without typing the command "reload". R3 should not telnet
directly to 12.12.12.1 but instead it should telnet 23.23.23.2 port 3000 to get to 12.12.12.1
port 3005. R1 should automatically ask to proceed to reboot and not ask for username/password
once the telnet from R3 is executed.


I believe this should be pretty easy for everyone. Let me know your thoughts on how to solve this challenge. I will post a blog entry regarding this for the next post. For now I need to get back to the belly of the IOS beast. Cheers!

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5 Responses to "Lab Challenge: Reload Router By Telnet"

Fabio said... July 4, 2010 5:00 PM

What about the Warm Reload?

Pete said... July 4, 2010 5:08 PM

Warm reload is still reload... you type in warm-reboot command. The condition is you don't type any reboot or reload commands, the router automatically asks for a reload Yes or No Question when you telnet.

lionel07 said... August 25, 2010 9:31 PM

I think it is about time that you provide us with the answer. Don't you ?

Pete said... August 26, 2010 4:31 PM

Request granted. Been busy all these past few months.

Anonymous said... December 5, 2011 5:39 PM

Waiting for the answer :)

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