IDK if you still reply, but whenever I create a user (i.e. username USER privilege 2 secret password), it won't give them the privilege level that I assigned to them, even though in the running-config file says it has that privilege level, and when I use the "show privilege" command, it says the user has level 15 privileges
Thanks, I try to reply but I do miss some :) I don't know how you have it configured or how you're logging in, but it sounds like maybe you aren't logged in as that user. You can check currently logged in users with the show users command.
@@EventheField this was a semester exam for my university, I'm completely sure I was logged in as the correct user, I checked several times. The thing is, only privilege levels weren't working, because I also had to create views that had access to specific commands, and those worked as intended, showing me only a few default commands (such as enable/disable, exit, etc.) and the ones I configured for it when typing "?". Those were 2 parser views, with no user privilege configurations.
Hi, Using privilege levels no, at least not that I've seen. You could do it with role-based CLI views. It may take a number of commands depending upon how much of the interface you do or don't want the user to configure. Here's an example of configuring a user Role-based cli view, admin with password adminpass, to allow configuration of only gigabitethernet0/0 and only all IP commands for that interface - parser view admin secret adminpass commands exec include configure terminal commands configure include interface GigabitEthernet0/0 commands interface include all ip
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IDK if you still reply, but whenever I create a user (i.e. username USER privilege 2 secret password), it won't give them the privilege level that I assigned to them, even though in the running-config file says it has that privilege level, and when I use the "show privilege" command, it says the user has level 15 privileges
Thanks, I try to reply but I do miss some :) I don't know how you have it configured or how you're logging in, but it sounds like maybe you aren't logged in as that user. You can check currently logged in users with the show users command.
@@EventheField this was a semester exam for my university, I'm completely sure I was logged in as the correct user, I checked several times. The thing is, only privilege levels weren't working, because I also had to create views that had access to specific commands, and those worked as intended, showing me only a few default commands (such as enable/disable, exit, etc.) and the ones I configured for it when typing "?". Those were 2 parser views, with no user privilege configurations.
the audio was low? is it only me ?
I will work on that in future videos. Thanks.
hello can you give a privilege to a user ,so he can only configure one specific interface?
Hi,
Using privilege levels no, at least not that I've seen. You could do it with role-based CLI views. It may take a number of commands depending upon how much of the interface you do or don't want the user to configure. Here's an example of configuring a user Role-based cli view, admin with password adminpass, to allow configuration of only gigabitethernet0/0 and only all IP commands for that interface -
parser view admin
secret adminpass
commands exec include configure terminal
commands configure include interface GigabitEthernet0/0
commands interface include all ip