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Technical Reference Guide
Chapter 5: System Security
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-> user set lookup radius
Subsequent user lookup commands do not edit the existing configuration but
overwrite the values; if two methods are desired, they must both be specified.
The current user look-up settings can be viewed on the command line by entering the
following command:
-> user list lookup
Creating a User Account
The following section provides example procedures for creating user accounts
through the command line interface. For information on the creating user accounts
through the WMI, see “User Management” on page 8-17. For more information on
adding an account to a RADIUS Server, refer to the documentation supplied with the
RADIUS Server Software.
NOTE:
In the following examples, the username myname and password secret will be used.
Adding a User Account with No access
In the following example, a user account is created with no privileges; the user cannot
access the router.
-> user add user myname secret
Adding an account in a disabled state
In the following example, a user account is created with read and write management
privileges to management class operations defined in the Network template; the user
cannot access the router.
-> user add user myname secret network write disabled
Adding an account with read-only privilege
In the following example, a user account is created with read-only privilege for the
management class operations defined in the Network template; the user is enabled
and can access the router.
-> user add user myname secret network read enable