Troubleshooting Guide

Table Of Contents
Name Description
1: read only (ro) access
2: Layer 1 read and write (l1) access
3: Layer 2 read and write (l2) access
4: Layer 3 read and write (l3) access
5: read and write (rw) access
6: read and write all (rwa) access
7-14: denied access
15: read and write all (rwa) access
Server
Prio
Displays the priority of the TACACS+ server. The
switch attempts to use the primary server first, and
the secondary server second.
Status
Displays the connection status between the server
and the switch – connected or not connected.
Key
Displays as ****** instead of the actual key. The key
is secret and is not visible.
Port
Displays the TCP port used to establish the
connection to the server. The default port is 49.
IP address
Displays the IP address for the primary and
secondary TACACS+ servers.
Timeout
Displays the period of time, in seconds, the switch
waits for a response from the TACACS+ daemon
before it times out and declares an error. The default
is 10 seconds.
Single
Displays if a single open connection is maintained
between the switch and TACACS+ daemon, or if the
switch opens and closes the TCP connection to the
TACACS+ daemon each time they communicate.
The default is false, which means the device does
not maintain the single open connection.
Source
Displays the fixed source IP address, if you configure
one, for all outgoing TACACS+ packets.
SourceEnabled
Displays if the fixed source IP address is enabled for
all outgoing TACACS+ packets.
Unable to log on using SSH
If you cannot log on using Secure Shell (SSH), perform the following steps.
Upper layer troubleshooting
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