User Cannot Create Roles; User Cannot Create Other Users With Fabric Manager Or Device Manager - Cisco 9134 - MDS Multilayer Fabric Switch Troubleshooting Manual

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Chapter 18
Troubleshooting Users and Roles
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After a login attempt, use the show logging logfile | last command to view the most recent messages.
Step 3
You should see messages such as:
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M for user testUser
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alue (null)
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M success for user testUser
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User Cannot Create Roles

Symptom
Table 18-2
User Cannot Create Roles
Symptom
Possible Cause
User cannot create
User not assigned network-admin role. Assign network-admin role to the user. See the
roles.

User Cannot Create Other Users With Fabric Manager or Device Manager

Symptom
Table 18-3
User Cannot Create Other Users with Fabric Manager or Device Manager
Symptom
Possible Cause
User cannot create
User is not logged into Fabric Manager
other users.
or Device Manager with a privacy
password.
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2 22:08:44 v_190 %AUTHPRIV-6-SYSTEM_MSG: START: telnet pid=10654 from=
3 03:08:49 v_190 %AUTHPRIV-7-SYSTEM_MSG: Got user name <testUser>
3 03:08:53 v_190 %AUTHPRIV-7-SYSTEM_MSG: user testUser authenticated
3 03:08:53 v_190 %AUTHPRIV-7-SYSTEM_MSG: PAM login: updating snmpv3 US
3 03:08:53 v_190 %AUTHPRIV-7-SYSTEM_MSG: PAM login: snmpv3 attribute v
3 03:08:53 v_190 %AUTHPRIV-7-SYSTEM_MSG: PAM login: updating snmpv3 US
3 03:08:53 v_190 %AUTH-6-SYSTEM_MSG: (login) session opened for user t
3 03:08:53 v_190 %AAA-6-AAA_ACCOUNTING_MESSAGE: start:/dev/pts/1_161.4
User cannot create roles.
User cannot create other users with Fabric Manager or Device Manager.
Solution
Roles Using Device Manager" section on page 18-8
"Verifying Roles Using the CLI" section on page
Solution
Log into Fabric Manager or Device Manager with a
password and a privacy password. A privacy password is
required to manage users via the GUI.
If you have logged in as a network-admin using
Note
MDS authentication, Device Manager and Fabric
Manager automatically provide the appropriate
encryption for this task, even if you did not specify
a specific privacy password.
Cisco MDS 9000 Family Troubleshooting Guide, Release 3.x
User and Role Issues
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or the
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