Configuring User Parameters; Adding And Removing Users - Cisco 4215 - Intrusion Detection Sys Sensor Configuration Manual

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Chapter 4
Initial Configuration Tasks
Press Enter to apply the changes or type
Step 10
If you changed the port or enable TLS settings, you must reset the sensor to make the web server use the
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new settings.

Configuring User Parameters

The following section explains how to create the service account, create users, change passwords,
specify privilege level, and view a list of users. It contains the following topics:

Adding and Removing Users

Use the username command to create users on the local system. You can add a new user, set the privilege
level—administrator, operator, viewer—and set the password for the new user. Use the no form of this
command to remove a user from the system. This removes the user from CLI and web access.
The username command provides username and password authentication for login purposes only. You
Caution
cannot use this command to remove a user who is logged in to the system. You cannot use this command
to remove yourself from the system.
If you do not specify a password, the system prompts you for one. Use the password command to change
the password for existing users. Use the privilege command to change the privilege for existing users.
A valid password is 6 to 32 characters long. All characters except space and '?' are allowed.
.You receive the following error messages if you do not create a valid password:
You cannot use the privilege command to give a user service privileges. If you want to give an existing
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user service privileges, you must remove that user and then use the username command to create the
service account. For the procedure, see
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Adding and Removing Users, page 4-11
Password Recovery, page 4-13
Creating the Service Account, page 4-13
Configuring Passwords, page 4-14
Changing User Privilege Levels, page 4-15
Viewing User Status, page 4-16
Configuring Account Locking, page 4-17
Error: setEnableAuthenticationTokenStatus : Failure setting the account's password:
it`s WAY too short.
Error: setEnableAuthenticationTokenStatus : Failure setting the account's password:
it does not contain enough DIFFERENT characters
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to discard them.
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Creating the Service Account, page
Configuring User Parameters
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