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Chapter 39 Configuring the Switch Access Using AAA
Configuring Authentication on the Switch
Deleting a Local User Account
To delete a local user account on the switch, perform this task in privileged mode:
This example shows how to delete local user authentication for the switch and verify the configuration:
Console> (enable)
clear localuser number1
Local user cleared.
Console> (enable)
show localusers
Local User Authentication: enabled
Username Privilege Level
--------- -------------
picard
15
number1
0
worf
15
troy
0
Console> (enable)
Configuring Authentication
These sections describe how to configure authentication on the switch:
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Specifying Servers, page 39-19
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Enabling Authentication, page 39-20
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Specifying the Key, page 39-21
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Specifying the Timeout Interval, page 39-22
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Specifying the Login Attempts, page 39-22
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Enabling Directed Request, page 39-23
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Disabling Directed Request, page 39-23
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Clearing Servers, page 39-24
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Clearing the Key, page 39-24
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Disabling Authentication, page 39-25
Specifying Servers
Specify one or more servers before you enable authentication on the switch. The
first server that you specify is the primary server, unless you explicitly make one server the primary using
the
primary
keyword.
Task
Command
Step 1
Delete a local user account.
clear localuser picard
Step 2
Verify that the local user account has been deleted.
show localusers