Modifying The Level Of A Command - HP 5800 Series Configuration Manual

When you switch the user privilege level, the information you must provide varies with combinations of the
user interface authentication mode and the super authentication mode.
Table 3 Information input for user privilege level switch
User interface
authentication
mode
none/password
scheme

Modifying the level of a command

CAUTION:
HP recommends using the default command level or modify the command level under the guidance of
professional staff. An improper change of the command level may bring inconvenience to your
maintenance and operation, or even potential security problems.
All commands in a view default to different levels. The administrator can change the default level of a
command to a lower level or a higher level as needed.
User privilege level
Information entered for
switch
the first authentication
authentication
mode
mode
Local user privilege level
local switch password (configured
on the switch)
Local user privilege level
local scheme
switch password
Username and password for
scheme
privilege level switch
Username and password for
scheme local
privilege level switch
Local user privilege level
local
switch password
Local user privilege level
local scheme
switch password
Password for privilege level
switch (configured on the
AAA server). The system uses
scheme
the username used for
logging in as the privilege
level switch username.
Password for privilege level
switch (configured on the
AAA server). The system uses
scheme local
the username used for
logging in as the privilege
level switch username.
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Information entered after the
authentication mode changes
—
Username and password for
privilege level switch (configured
on the AAA server)
—
Local user privilege level switch
password
—
Password for privilege level
switch (configured on the AAA
server). The system uses the
username used for logging in as
the privilege level switch
username.
—
Local user privilege level switch
password