How to Enable Username and Password, and Enable Secret Password on Transport Input SSH on Cisco Router

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Login into Router
Type the following
    1. # enable
    2. config# hostname J01S01
    3. config# ip domain-name squirrelsuccess
    4. config# crypto key generate rsa
    5. config# 768
    6. config# aaa new-mode
    7. config# aaa authentication login default enable
    8. config# aaa authorization exec default local
    9. config# username jamie password Pa$$w0rd
    10. config# enable secret password cisco
    11. config# line vty 0 4
    12. configline# exec-timeout 2 0
    13. configline# privilege level 15
    14. configline# logging synchronous
    15. configline# exec prompt timestamp
    16. configline# transport input ssh
    17. configline# end
    18. # write memory
Please bear in mind that this offers no privledge levels, and is just for testing purposes only.

Hope it helps someone out there!!

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