Configure the Local User Group
Local users are divided to administrator user group and access user group.
Administrator user group is a set of administrator user attributes, which supports configuring password lifetime and the maximum number of successive login authentication failures.
Access user group is the management of access users, with hierarchical nesting, which more vividly reflects the organizational structure of the company or department. The access user group does not support any access user attributes.
Configuration Conditions
None
Configure Administrator User Group
Table 13‑7 Configure the administrator user group
Step
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Command
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Description
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Enter the global configuration mode.
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configure terminal
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-
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Create an administrator user group and enter its mode
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manager-group group-name
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Mandatory
By default, do not configure the administrator user group.
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Configure the lifetime of the user password in the administrator user group
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password-control livetime user-live-time
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Optional
By default, do not limit the lifetime of the administrator user in the user group, that is, give priority to the password lifetime configured in the administrator user view.
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Configure the maximum times of the user successive login authentication failure in the administrator user group
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password-control max-try-time max-try-time-number
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Optional
By default, do not limit the times of the user successive login authentication failure in the administrator user group, that is, give priority to the maximum times of the successive login authentication failure configured in the administrator user view.
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Configure Access User Group
Table 13‑8 Configure the access user group
Step
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Command
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Description
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Enter the global configuration mode.
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configure terminal
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-
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Create an access user group and enter its mode
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user-group group-name
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Mandatory
By default, do not configure the access user group.
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Configure the parent group of the access user group
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parent group-name
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Optional
By default, the default parent group is the parent path in the group name path.
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