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AT-TQ2403# set radius-user samantha password bewitched

4.Repeat this process to add some other users (endora, darren, and wally)

AT-TQ2403# add radius-user endora

AT-TQ2403# set radius-user endora realname "Agnes Moorhead"

AT-TQ2403# set radius-user endora password scotch

AT-TQ2403# add radius-user darren

AT-TQ2403# set radius-user darren realname "Dick York"

AT-TQ2403# set radius-user darren password martini

AT-TQ2403# add radius-user wally

AT-TQ2403# set radius-user wally realname "Tony Dow"

AT-TQ2403# set radius-user wally password sodapop

Note: After you have added all the necessary users, use the save-runningcommand to save the new radius-user accounts. If you do not run this command, all new radius-user accounts will be lost when you reboot the AP.

5.After configuring and saving these new accounts, use the get command to view all users.

AT-TQ2403# get radius-user all

 

name

disabled

realname

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Endora

0

Agnes Moorhead

Darren

0

Dick York

Samantha

0

Elizabeth Montgomery

wally

0

Tony Dow

Remove a User Account

To remove a user account, type the following

AT-TQ2403# remove radius-user wally

Use the get command to view all user names. (You can see "wally" has been removed.)

AT-TQ2403# get radius-user all name name

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endora darren samantha

Status

The command tasks and examples in this section show status information on access points. These settings correspond to what is shown on the Status tabs in the Web UI. (See “Interfaces”, “Event Logs”, “Transmit/Receive Statistics”, “Associated Wireless Clients”, and “Neighboring Access Points”.)

This table provides a quick view of all Status commands and links to detailed examples.

Feature or Setting

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Understanding Interfaces as Presented in

Reference of interface names and purposes as described in

the CLI

“Understanding Interfaces as Presented in the CLI”.