SignaMax 065-7434, Configuration Manual

Page: 64 / 669

64 SIGNAMAX LLC • www.signamax.eu
•
View user level
Overview
In order to enhance the operation security of a switch, Signamax series switches provide
various authentication managements (include AAA, please refer to <Configure AAA>)
when users logging in or perform enable operation. Only the users who have the
corresponding rights can log in or operate enable successfully.
In order to authorize the executable commands set with different levels for different level
of users, the commands of Signamax switch are graded from level 0-15. Here, the level 0
has the lowest right while the level 15 has the highest.
Basic Commands
Command Description Config mode
enable
user-level
To modify the user level
switch>
enable
privilege
MODE level 0 ～ 15 all |
command LINE
To modify the command level
config
no privilege
MODE {CR | level 0 ～ 15
{
CR |all | command LINE } }
To recover a command to the default level
config
enable password level 1
～
15 0|7
string
To set the enable password
config
enable password [0 | 7 ]
string
To set the enable password
config
no enable password CR| level 1~15 To delete the enable password
config
user string password 0 LINE To set the user password
config
user string nopassword To set that a user can log in without password authentication
config
user
string privilege 0-15
To set the authorized level of a user
config
user string autocommand <LINE> To set the authorized auto-execute command of a user
config
user string autocommand-option
nohangup|delay <0_120>
To set the option of a user executing the auto-command; nohangup
means the connection is not disconnected after the auto-command
is executed; delay means after how many seconds delayed the
auto-command is executed.
config
user string callback-dialstring string To set the callback number of a user
config
Modify User Level
If the user passwords of the corresponding levels are configured, users can use the
command enable level
（
0
～
15
）
and input the correct password to enter into the
corresponding user-level. Meanwhile they get the executing right whose level is lower
than or equal with the corresponding command-level.