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Parameters
disabled
local
restricted
Guidelines
The fallback-login command indicates whether to use local user accounts as
fallback users when the primary authentication method fails. With fallback users,
locally-defined users can log in to the appliance if the authentication method fails
or in the event of a network outage that affects the primary authentication.
To limit fallback users to a specific set, use the restricted keyword. In this case, use
the fallback-user command to define the specific, locally-defined users to allows as
fallback users.
The fallback-login command is relevant only when remote authentication. In other
words, this command is relevant when the setting for the au-method is any value
except local.
Related Commands
au-method, fallback-user
Examples
v Allows all locally-defined users to log in.
v Designates bobsmith and joselopez as fallback users.
v Disallows all locally-defined users from logging in.
fallback-user
Adds a locally-defined user as a fallback user.
Syntax
fallback-user user
no fallback-user user
Parameters
user
592
Command Reference
(Default) Indicates that no locally-defined user can log in.
Indicates that all locally-defined users can log in.
Indicates that only specific locally-defined users can log in.
# fallback-login local
#
# fallback-login restricted
# fallback-user bobsmith
# fallback-user joselopez
#
# fallback-login disabled
#
Specifies the name of an existing user.
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