Chapter 35: Host Names, User IDs, and Password Recovery
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Configure the telnet and console access to use the authentication method above for login and enable access:
configure line vty 0 15 authentication testlist1 login-authentication enable-authentication
configure line console 0 1 authentication testlist1
login-authentication enable-authentication
4.
(Example) Set the privilege level to 8 for the configure command:
configure privilege exec level 8 configure
5.
(Example) To set the privilege level to 9 for all configure interface cable-mac commands, enter the following three
commands:
configure privilege exec level 9 configure
configure privilege exec level 9 configure interface
configure privilege exec level 9 configure interface cable-mac
6.
Confirm your changes:
show privilege exec configure
7.
If desired, use the following command to review privilege levels for other commands:
show privilege exec
Only commands that have access levels less than or equal to the current CLI access level will be displayed. For example if
your CLI access level is 5, then only those command nodes that have levels of 5 or lower will be displayed.
User Profiles
A user profile is an ASCII file that contains a list of CLI commands that are launched when a given user logs in. The filename
is
.profile.username
, where
username
is the login name of the user.
A global user profile is a file that contains a list of CLI commands which are available to all users prior to accessing their
individual user profiles. The filename of this global profile is .profile.
Creating a Global User Profile
Use the procedure below to make a sample script that executes each time someone logs in to the C4/c CMTS.
To create a global user profile script, use the following example:
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Create a text file externally on a personal computer, using the filename
.profile
