HP Network Direr Software Products manual Account Parameter

	Components 593
Account	Parameter
Access Level	The level of permission that the user has when managing
	the device. Levels are: security, manager and monitor.
	Note: security has the highest level of management
	permission and monitor the lowest.
Community String	The SNMP community string associated with the user.
	Maximum length 30 characters, and must be unique
	within the user accounts table.
Password	The login password for the account. Maximum length 10
	characters.
Public Key(s)	The names of any SSH key files containing SSH client public
	keys to be associated with the account.

If the SSH keys contained in a file are changed after the file has been imported, the changes will not be used by the configuration template. The file containing the SSH keys must be re-imported for any changes to be included in the configuration template.

The table contains four default entries that cannot be removed. These entries represent the superset of default user accounts across all devices, to which this configuration template can be applied.

New user accounts can be added to the table, one at a time, using the Add button to launch the Add User Account dialog box. A maximum of seven new user accounts can be added to the table.

The parameters for any of the existing accounts in the table can be modified by selecting the entry in the table, and then clicking the Edit button to launch the Edit User Account dialog box.

Any users added to the table can be removed by selecting the entry in the table and choosing Remove.

Any changes made to a default user account, will only be applied to those devices which contain that default user account, by default. Consequently, if it is necessary to configure a user account that has the same username as a default user account, across all selected devices, (including those devices which do not contain this user account by default) then a new entry will have to be created in the table, with the same username as the default user account. This new entry will override the default entry, and will be applied to all devices. This will cause a new user account to be created on those devices that do not have a default user account with the same name.