SchoofsKelvin
commented
2 years ago Does SFTP work? And if not, is it supposed to? I don't really expect a router/switch to need SFTP-able file storage, but I might be underestimating them. It shouldn't show that kind of terminal error if all you're doing is trying to access files.
Your log indicates that when it comes to creating a terminal, that your devices don't support/allow that:
The command you have entered is available in the IOS.sh.
However, the shell is currently disabled. You can enable
it on this terminal by typing
'term shell'
You can also enable it for all terminals by configuring the
'shell processing full'
command. There is additional information in the man command.
For more information, enable shell, and then enter:
'man IOS.sh'
kellymcdo
Hi Kelvin,
This is a fantastic product you have. Well done, and thank you!
As a network engineer, I would love the ability to also use it as more of an organizational tool to facilitate my SSH process for network gear.
Currently, it works great connecting to my linux boxes - But when I try to use it to SSH directly to any Juniper or Cisco devices, I get a terminal error: The terminal process failed to launch (exit code: 1)
It seems to make the connection and authenticate with no issues. I tried adding the -CHECK_HOME flag thinking it was getting tripped up there but to no avail. I have tried different terminals; CMD, powershell, GIT BASH, etc.
Debug is from an older Cisco router, but I have the same experience on newer gear and new Juniper routers (IOS-XE, IOS-XR, JUNOS).
DEBUG CISCO.txt
Let me know if I can provide any further info.
Thanks!