Cisco MDS / Nexus Switch
Cisconetwork4 credentials
Local Administrator/User Password
cisco-mds-nexus / local-admin-password
Cisco MDS and Nexus NX-OS switches use local users for console, SSH, Telnet where enabled, NX-API, and management access. Initial setup requires creating or setting the admin password.
Looks like
pattern^username \S+ password (5|8|9|0)? ?[^\r\n]+^username \S+ role \S+Location
running-config/startup-config user and AAA configuration
console, SSH, NX-API, HTTPS, and management VRF servicesconfiguration backups, tech-support bundles, and golden configs
network automation templates and lab configs
Notes
No universal Nexus/MDS admin password is modeled; platforms prompt for an admin password during first boot or setup.
AAA / SNMP Shared Secrets
cisco-mds-nexus / aaa-snmp-secrets
NX-OS configurations store RADIUS/TACACS+ shared keys, LDAP integration settings, SNMP communities/users, and local fallback credentials.
Looks like
pattern^\s*(radius-server|tacacs-server) key (0|7|6)? ?[^\r\n]+^snmp-server community \S+Location
NX-OS AAA, SNMP, and management configuration
configuration backups, checkpoint archives, and tech-support files
network-as-code repositories and monitoring templates
Fibre Channel, FCSP, and IPsec Secrets
cisco-mds-nexus / fc-vsan-and-ipsec-secrets
Cisco MDS/Nexus storage/network configurations can include Fibre Channel Security Protocol credentials, DH-CHAP secrets, IPsec/IKE pre-shared keys, and routing protocol authentication keys.
Looks like
pattern(dhchap|fcsp|key-chain|pre-shared-key|isakmp key)Location
MDS FCSP/DH-CHAP, VSAN, key-chain, routing, and crypto configuration
fabric configuration backups and migration bundles
network automation vaults and storage fabric password stores
Scope
Authorized use
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