VULHUB ™

It seems that, even though a regular (non-"enabled") user should not be able to see the access-lists or other security-related information in the router, one can do just that. The online help systems doesn't list the commands as being available, but out of 75 extra "show" options that are available in "enable" mode (on a 12.0(5)3640), only 13 were actually restricted.

It seems that, even though a regular (non-"enabled") user should not be able to see the access-lists or other security-related information in the router, one can do just that. The online help systems doesn't list the commands as being available, but out of 75 extra "show" options that are available in "enable" mode (on a 12.0(5)3640), only 13 were actually restricted.