Configuring Media Flow Controller User Accounts (CLI)
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Media Flow Controller Administrator’s Guide
Media Flow Controller Configuration Tasks (CLI)
Configuring Media Flow Controller User Accounts (CLI)
Before you configure Media Flow Controller user accounts, see
“Before You Configure Media
Flow Controller” on page 58
.
You may want to configure user accounts to allow multiple administrators to make
configuration changes, or to allow certain people to view or monitor the appliance.
To configure users with the CLI:
1.
Configure authentication / authorization: see
radius-server
and
tacacs-server
for CLI
details.
2.
After your authentication settings are made, configure authentication and authorization
parameters such as setting the default login authentication order and default authorization
mapping for local and remote users. See
aaa
for CLI details.
3.
Configure users. Media Flow Controller provides three capability sets for users: admin
(full privileges), monitor (can view configurations but make no changes), and unpriv
(very limited command access); see
username
for CLI details. In addition to the
capabilities, you can configure password options and disable a user account. Use show
usernames to verify.
a.
Add a user and specify the capability; users are added with admin privileges.
username <username> capability <capability>
b.
Delete a user.
no username <username>
c.
Disable a user’s password; this does not remove the user or the password.
username <username> disable password
d.
For a defined user, allow no password.
username <username> nopassword
e.
For a defined user, configure a password. If no password is specified the user logs in
with no password; if 0 is specified, enter a password in cleartext (the system encrypts
it using the DES algorithm) and the user logs in with that password; if 7 is specified,
you must enter the previously-created, DES encrypted password for that user at the
command line.
Important!
Media Flow Controller default admin user does not have a
default password; set an admin password to secure and restrict administration.
username password [ 0 <cleartext_password> | 7 <encrypted_password> |
<cleartext_password>]
Example:
test-vos (config) #
username joe capability unpriv
test-vos (config) #
username joe password 12345
test-vos (config) #
username joe disable password
test-vos (config) #
username joe nopassword
Related Topics
•
“Authentication / Authorization and Users Options” on page 67
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