526CHAPTER 37: CONFIGURING TERMINAL ACCESS SECURITY

Configure a user

local-user user-nameservice-type

 

type

[ password

cipher password ]

 

 

 

 

Delete a user

undo

local-user

user-name

 

 

 

 

By default, no user is configured.

Configuring User Login All users who access a router through a terminal are called terminal users. 3Com Authentication routers divide terminal users into five types:

Asynchronous port terminal user

X.25 PAD calling user

Console port user

Dumb terminal user

Telnet terminal user

3Com routers now support command line interpreters that access terminals from four types of interfaces:

Remote X.25 PAD

Asynchronous dialing port (working in interactive mode)

Local console port

Dumb terminal access mode

Local/remote Telnet terminal

Perform the following configurations in system view.

Table 596 Configure EXECLogin Authentication

Operation

Command

 

 

Configure login authentication of terminal

login async

user from asynchronous port

 

 

 

Cancel login authentication of terminal

undo login async

user from asynchronous port

 

 

 

Configure login authentication of terminal

login con

user from Console port

 

 

 

Cancel login authentication of terminal

undo login con

user from Console port

 

 

 

Configure login authentication to dumb

login hwtty

terminal access user

 

 

 

Cancel terminal user login authentication

undo login hwtty

to dumb terminal access user

 

 

 

Configure login authentication to remote

login pad

X.25 PAD calling user

 

 

 

Cancel login authentication to remote

undo login pad

X.25 PAD calling user

 

 

 

Configure login authentication of terminal

login telnet

user via telnet

 

 

 

Cancel login authentication of terminal

undo login telnet

user via telnet

 

 

 

EXEC Configuration The following examples demonstrate how to configure login authentication for:

Example

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