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Managing Access Server User Accounts
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Managing Access Server User Accounts
Minimal Setup for Local User Accounts
A limited amount of storage is available for defining user account records within the
access server volatile and nonvolatile memory.
Note
Theoretically, all of NVRAM could be allocated for storage of user account data.
However, it is important to bear in mind that the total storage space available for user
account information will be affected by the quotidian operations of the access server
and the total amount of stored data in NVRAM. As a result, the total available storage
space for user accounts will fluctuate.
Example: Setting the User Name
The following example establishes a user account named J_SMITH:
Local> SET USERACCOU J_SMITH
Example: Changing the User Password
The following example changes the password for the user account J_SMITH to the
character string “SECRETSTUFF”. Quotes denote the password string in the
command line.
Local> CHANGE USERACCOU J_SMITH PASSWORD "SECRETSTUFF"
Optional Setup for Local User Accounts
Example: Changing User Account Parameters
The following example shows how to change the user account parameters for the user
J_SMITH to FRAMED access, and set his permissions to PRIVILEGED:
Local> CHANGE USERACCOU J_SMITH ACCESS FRAMED
Local> CHANGE USERACCOU J_SMITH PERMISSIONS PRIV
When the SHOW USERACCOUNT command is used, the above settings result in the
following display:
Local> SHOW USER ACCOUNT J_SMITH
Username: J_SMITH
Password: (Entered) User Status: ENABLED
Access: FRAMED Forced Callback: DISABLED
Max Connect Time: 0 02:00:00 Dialout Service: (NONE)
Dialback Number: (NONE)
Dialout Number: (NONE)
Permissions: DIALBACK, DIALOUT, LAT, TELNET, SLIP, PPP, PRIV