I've got several Cisco 2600 routers in my network i need to tighten up security by setting up secure Telnet connectivity to them. Is SSL connection possible and if it is it the best way to do it.
Not SSL (secure socket layer) but, with the proper software load, you can run SSH ( secure shell) which is you meant, I think
By disabling telnet by using an access list and allowing SSH from certain IP addresses you can make big strides towards security. You also can also do things like deny telnet at the VTY session. Make sure http is disbabled, SNMP has a tight community string and uses an ACL for access to it will also help
There is alot more at the NSA Security Guidelines which gives a step by step to locking down a Cisco (or other) router.
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