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Managing login sessions
On the User Account Management Menus, select Login Sessions Menu
(Figure 56), which allows you to close a single session or close all active Telnet
sessions.
Figure 56. Login session management
These fields are read-only:
v Connection From (the letter "T" at the right of the IP address indicates that this is
v Slot.Port
v User Name
v Session Time (the time shown indicates how long this session has been active)
These fields are configurable
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switch. When Read only users are logged in, the message
READONLY appears at the top right corner of all panels.
A user with read only access is restricted from accessing the SNMP
Community Configuration menu, SNMP Trap Receiver Configuration
menu, User Account Management menu, and System Utilities
menu. When a read only user tries to modify a configuration
parameter on a menu, the data is not accepted and is not
processed.
Status applies to Read only user names; status can be Enable, Disable or
Delete. Enable means that the user name is authorized to access the
switch. Disable means that the user name is not allowed to access the
switch. Delete means the user will be removed from the list upon an apply
or save. The status of the read/write user name is always Enabled.
a Telnet session)
Specifies that the individual session is Open or Closed. Toggle to the
selection (Open or Closed), press Enter, then Apply your selection.
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