Accessing IMOLA
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it is possible to grant a user with level of privilege 3 to configure the Ethernet and the mobile ports,
and a password has been associated with this level too.
The command used to set the password is interactive and it is here represented:
admin@IMOLA>
set enable password level 3
16Changing password for $enable3$
New password: ********
Retype password: ********
Password for $enable3$ changed by root
In an Authentication server, Tacacs or RADIUS, a user named
poor
with the level of privilege 1 has
been configured. A connection to the router is made and the authentication occurs through the
poor
user:
telnet 10.10.113.1
Trying 10.10.113.1...
Connected to 10.10.113.1.
Escape character is '^]'.
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(IMOLA) (port 0)
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login: poor
Password:
: Authentication OK
Service Type is: Login-User
Privilege Level is: 1
Idle timeout is set to 3600 seconds
Connected Users:
pts/0 poor@IMOLA
You are logged on pts/0
poor@IMOLA#
A command to configure the IP address of the Ethernet interface is executed:
poor@IMOLA# set eth1 ipaddr 192.168.1.1
% Command "set eth1 ipaddr 192.168.1.1" not allowed for this user
poor@IMOLA#
The command fails. Another command is executed in order to access a higher level:
poor@IMOLA# enable 3
Password: ********
$enable3$@IMOLA#
$enable3$@IMOLA# show privilege
Current privilege level is 3
$enable3$@IMOLA#
At this point the command:
$enable3$@IMOLA# set eth1 ipaddr 192.168.1.1