HP 200 Unified Threat Management (UTM) Appliance manual User only depend on the user

Step		Command	Remarks
3.	Enter one or multiple	user-interface vty first-number	N/A
	VTY user interface views.	[ last-number ]
			Whether local, RADIUS, or
			HWTACACS authentication is adopted
4.	Enable scheme	authentication-mode scheme	depends on the configured AAA
	authentication.		scheme.
			By default, local authentication is
			adopted.
			Optional.
5.	Enable command	command authorization	By default, command authorization is
	authorization.		disabled. The commands available for
			a user only depend on the user
			privilege level.
			Optional.
6.	Enable command	command accounting	By default, command accounting is
	accounting.		disabled. The accounting server does
			not record the commands executed by
			users.
7.	Exit to system view.	quit	N/A
		a. Enter ISP domain view:	Optional.
		domain domain-name	By default, local authentication is used.
		b. Apply an AAA scheme to	For local authentication, configure
		the domain:	local user accounts.
		authentication default	For RADIUS or HWTACACS
8.	Apply an AAA	{ hwtacacs-scheme
			authentication, configure the RADIUS
	authentication scheme to	hwtacacs-scheme-name
			or HWTACACS scheme on the device
	the intended domain.	[ local ] local none
			and configure authentication settings
		radius-scheme
			(including the username and
		radius-scheme-name
			password) on the server.
		[ local ] }
			For more information about AAA
		c. Exit to system view:
			configuration, see Access Control
		quit
			Configuration Guide.
9.	Create a local user and	local-user user-name	By default, a local user named admin
	enter local user view.		exists.
			By default, the password for
10.	Set a password.	password { cipher simple }	system-predefined user admin is
		password	admin, and no password is set for any
			other local user.
11.	Specify the command	authorization-attribute level level	Optional.
	level of the local user.		By default, the command level is 0.
			By default, the system-predefined user
12. Specify Telnet service for			admin can use terminal service, Telnet
		service-type telnet	service, SSH service, and Web service,
	the local user.
			and no service type is specified for any
			other local user.
13.	Exit to system view.	quit	N/A
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