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Configuring System Information 153
• Telnet—Displays the Authentication Profiles used to authenticate Telnet users.
Authentication Profiles are assigned in Assigning Authentication Profiles. There are
two predefined field values to which other Authentication Profiles can be added.
However the predefined values cannot be deleted. The predefined field values are:
– Network Default
– Console Default
• Secure Telnet (SSH)—Displays the Authentication Profiles used to authenticate SSH
users. Secure Shell (SSH) provides secure remote connections to a device. The SSH
enables SSH clients to establish a secure, encrypted connection with a device.
Authentication Methods Lists are assigned in the Assigning Authentication Profiles.
• HTTP—Displays the authentication methods used for HTTP access. The possible
field values are:
– None—Indicates that no authentication profile is used for HTTP access.
– Local—Indicates that HTTP authentication occurs locally.
– Radius—Indicates that HTTP authentication occurs at the RADIUS server, and
HTTP access is permitted.
– Local, None—Indicates that HTTP authentication first takes place locally. If no
authentication method is used, the local user database is empty and HTTP access is
permitted.
– Radius, None—Indicates that HTTP authentication first takes place at the RADIUS
server. If no authentication method is used, the RADIUS server cannot be accessed.
– Local, Radius—Indicates that HTTP authentication first takes place locally. If the
RADIUS server authenticates the user, the local user database is empty. If the
RADIUS server cannot authenticate the management method, the HTTP session is
blocked.
– Radius, Local—Indicates that HTTP authentication first takes place at the RADIUS
server. If the RADIUS server cannot be accessed, the HTTP session is authenticated
locally. If the HTTP session cannot be authenticated locally, the HTTP session is
blocked.
– Local, Radius, None—Indicates that HTTP authentication first takes place locally.
If the local database is empty, the RADIUS server authenticates the management
method. If the RADIUS server cannot be accessed, the HTTP session is permitted.
– Radius, Local, None—Indicates that HTTP authentication first takes place at the
RADIUS server. If the RADIUS server cannot be accessed, the HTTP session is
authenticated locally. If the local database is empty, the HTTP session is permitted.