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Step Two: Configure
IP Network Users
A remote access user is as a network user. When you create a network
user, the software builds a user profile that includes many default
parameters. These defaults reflect most common types of user
configurations. As a result, you may only need to change a few
parameters from the default settings.
When you add a network user, RAS 1500 enables the IP protocol by
default.
Use the following steps to configure an IP user:
1 Add a standard network user, specifying the user's name, user type, and
network service type.
Callback and dial_out user types are mutually exclusive.
Use the following command:
add user <name> password <password>
type [network | login | callback | dialout | manage]
network_service [slip | ppp | fcp | arap | fr_1490]
Example:
add user kurt password chicago type network,login
network_service ppp
IP users can use SLIP or PPP as their remote access protocol, but SLIP is not
supported for network users using the negotiate address selection
method.
For example, to add a network/manage user using PPP over IP, use the
following command:
add user gina type network,manage network_service ppp
Table 13 Network User Types and Parameters
User Access Type Parameter
CLI with full administrative privileges
manage
Login or network services
network, login
Login or network services (calls user back)
network, login,
callback
Network services (calls user back)
network, callback
Network services at a remote site
network, dialout
Network services
network