H3C XE 200 IP, Operation Manual

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Operation Manual – System Management
H3C XE 200/2000 IP PBX
Chapter 6 User Management
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Table 6-1 User level
Level identifier Level Commands
0 Visit ping , tracert , telnet
1 Monitor ping , tracert , telnet , display , debugging
2 System
All configuration commands (except those of
Manage level) and commands of level 0 and 1
3 Manage All commands
Note:
Commands of Manage level include commands of file system, FTP, TFTP, and
XModem.
In case of non-authentication for user interface, the level of the commands a login user
can access is determined by the level of the user interface. If the user name and the
password are required for the user interface authentication (local authentication), the
level of the commands a login user can access is determined by the level of the user.
6.1.4 Planning XE IP PBX User
An XE IP PBX must have at least one HyperTerminal user – Terminal user. If you want
to remotely log into an XE IP PBX using Telnet, you need to configure a Telnet user. To
enable a remote user to upload or download files from an XE IP PBX, you must
configure an FTP user.
This chapter describes how to configure a Telnet user and a terminal user. Refer to FTP
Configuration for information on how to configure a FTP user.
6.2 User Configuration
The following sections describe user configuration tasks:
z
Configure methods of user authentication
z
Configure a local user
The purpose of user authentication is to enable valid users to log in, operate, and
manage the XE IP PBX, and to disable invalid users.
6.2.1 Configuring User Authentication Method
Configuring the method of the user authentication is to set the authentication method to
be used when a terminal (Console, Aux, and VTY) user logs into an XE IP PBX.
Perform the following configuration in user interface view.