TACACS+

Accessing the IOLAN Through a Serial Port User Example Settings

The following example shows the parameters that can be set for users who are accessing the IOLAN from the serial side. These settings should be included in the TACACS+ user configuration file.

Service = EXEC

 

 

 

{

# x = 12-15 (Admin)

priv-lvl = x

 

# x = 8-11

(Normal)

 

# x = 4-7

(Restricted)

 

# x = 0-3

(Menu)

timeout=x

#

x = session timeout in seconds

idletime=x

#

x = Idle timeout in seconds

Perle_User_Service = x

#

x = 0 Telnet

 

#

x = 1 Rlogin

 

#

x = 2 TCP_Clear

 

#

x = 3

SLIP

 

#

x = 4

PPP

 

#

x = 5

SSH

 

#

x = 6

SSL_RAW

# If not specified, command prompt

}

#Depending on what Perle_User_Service is set to

service = telnet

 

{

# ipv4 or ipv6 addr

addr = x.x.x.x

port = x

# tcp_port #

}

 

service = rlogin

 

{

# ipv4 or ipv6 addr

addr = x.x.x.x

}

 

service = tcp_clear

{

# ipv4 or ipv6 addr

addr = x.x.x.x

port = x

# tcp_port #

}

 

service = slip

 

{

# x = true (Send and Listen)

routing=x

addr = x.x.x.x

# x = false (None)

# ipv4 addr

}

 

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