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4. Login Security and RADIUS or
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banner
Sets the messages to be displayed before and after a user logs in. Depending on the specified
parameters, messages can be displayed before or after a user login via Telnet, console, or FTP. A
separate message can be set for FTP access.
The following table describes how the login message is displayed according to parameter settings.
Table 4-1: List of operations according to parameter settings
Syntax
To set or change information:
banner login { {encode " <encoded message> "} | plain-text }
banner login-ftp { {encode " <encoded message> "} | plain-text | disable }
banner motd { {encode " <encoded message> "} | plain-text }
banner motd-ftp { {encode " <encoded message> "} | plain-text | disable }
To delete information:
no banner [{motd | motd-ftp | login | login-ftp }]
Input mode
(config)
Parameters
login
Sets the message to be displayed before a user logs in via Telnet, console, or FTP.
plain-text
Enter the login message as a plain-text string. After the command is entered, the
following message appears and you can enter a string in lines.
--- Press CTRL+D or only '.' on last line ---
At this point, enter the string you want to display for the login message. At the end of the
string, press the Ctrl + D keys or enter a period (.) to close the input window.
Entries are automatically set in the
encode
parameter configuration. Any login message
that was set previously is deleted. If, after inputting the login message, you want to check
an image of how the login screen will look in text format, use the
show banner {motd |
motd-ftp | login | login-ftp } plain-text
command to do so.
Description Operation
login(motd) login-ftp(motd-ftp) Message displayed for
Telnet or console access
Message displayed
for FTP access
Message A is set. Not set Message A is displayed. Message A is displayed.
Message A is set. The
disable
parameter is
set.
Message A is displayed. Not displayed.
Message A is set. Message B is set. Message A is displayed. Message B is displayed.
Not set Message B is set. Not displayed. Message B is displayed.
Not set (initial state) Not set (initial state) Not displayed. Not displayed.