HP 200 Unified Threat Management (UTM) Appliance manual Apply the specified AAA

Step		Command	Remarks
3.	Enable scheme		By default, password
		authentication-mode scheme	authentication is enabled on AUX
	authentication.
			user interfaces.
			Optional.
4.	Enable command		By default, command
		command authorization	authorization is disabled. The
	authorization.
			commands available for a user
			only depend on the user privilege
			level.
			Optional.
5.	Enable command	command accounting	By default, command accounting
	accounting.		is disabled. The accounting server
			does not record the commands
			executed by users.
6.	Exit to system view.	quit	N/A
			Optional.
		a. Enter the ISP domain view:	By default, local authentication is
		domain domain-name	used.
		b. Apply the specified AAA	For local authentication, configure
		scheme to the domain:	local user accounts.
		authentication default	For RADIUS or HWTACACS
7. Apply an AAA authentication		{ hwtacacs-scheme
			authentication, configure the
	scheme to the intended	hwtacacs-scheme-name
			RADIUS or HWTACACS scheme
	domain.	[ local ] local none
			on the device and configure
		radius-scheme
			authentication settings (including
		radius-scheme-name
			the username and password) on
		[ local ] }
			the server.
		c. Exit to system view:
			For more information about AAA
		quit
			configuration, see Access Control
			Configuration Guide.
8.	Create a local user and enter	local-user user-name	By default, no local user exists.
	local user view.
9.	Set a password for the local	password { cipher simple }	By default, no password is set.
	user.	password
10. Specifies the command level			Optional.
		authorization-attribute level level	By default, the command level is
	of the local user.
			0.
11.	Specify terminal service for	service-type terminal	By default, no service type is
	the local user.		specified.
12.	Configure common AUX user	See "Configuring common settings	Optional.
	interface settings.	for AUX login (optional)."

The next time you attempt to log in through the AUX port, you must provide the configured username and password, as shown in Figure 40.

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