Note –
For security reasons, create different usernames unique to your site. If you
keep the default ones, change their default passwords.
4. Change the user's password.
The password is case sensitive and can include 19 characters. Allowed characters
include letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores, and spaces.
5. Change the user's access level:
Monitor enables access to all functions on the Monitor menu.
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Manage enables access to all functions on the Monitor and Manage menus.
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Note –
In a list the current setting is marked with two asterisks (**).
6. Change the user type:
Standard enables access to most functions.
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Advanced additionally enables access to infrequently used administrative
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functions.
Diagnostic additionally enables access to troubleshooting functions for use by
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service technicians.
7. Enable or disable user access to system interfaces:
WBI – The web-browser interface (SMU)
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CLI – The command-line interface
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FTP – The file transfer protocol interface
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Note –
A system interface can be used only if the corresponding network
management service is enabled on the Manage > General Config > Services
Security page.
8. Click Save Changes.
The System User List is updated.
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