Setting the switch authentication mode, Fabric os user accounts – Dell POWEREDGE M1000E User Manual
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Fabric OS Administrator’s Guide
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Remote authentication
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Setting the switch authentication mode
1. Connect to the switch and log in using an account with admin permissions.
2. Enter the aaaConfig
--
authspec
command.
Fabric OS user accounts
RADIUS, LDAP, and TACACS+ servers allow you to set up user accounts by their true network-wide
identity rather than by the account names created on a Fabric OS switch. With each account name,
assign the appropriate switch access permissions. For LDAP servers, you can use the
ldapCfg
-–
maprole ldap_role name switch_role command to map LDAP server permissions.
--
authspec “ldap; local”
Authenticates management connections
against any LDAP databases first. If LDAP fails
for any reason, it then authenticates against
the local user database.
n/a
On
--
authspec “ldap; local” --backup
Authenticates management connections
against any LDAP databases first. If LDAP fails
for any reason, it then authenticates against
the local user database. The --backup option
states to try the secondary authentication
database only if the primary authentication
database is not available.
n/a
On
--
authspec “tacacs+”
Authenticates management connections
against any TACACS+ databases only. If
TACACS+ service is not available or the
credentials do not match, the login fails.
not
supported
not
supported
--
authspec “tacacs+; local”
Authenticates management connections
against any TACACS+ databases first. If
TACACS+ fails for any reason, it then
authenticates against the local user database.
not
supported
not
supported
--
authspec “tacacs+; local” --backup
Authenticates management connections
against any TACACS+ databases first. If
TACACS+ fails for any reason, it then
authenticates against the local user database.
The --backup option states to try the
secondary authentication database only if the
primary authentication database is not
available.
not
supported
not
supported
--
authspec -nologout
Prevents users from being logged out when
you change authentication. Default behavior is
to log users out when you change
authentication.
n/a
n/a
1.
Fabric OS v5.1.0 and earlier aaaConfig
--switchdb
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Authentication configuration options (Continued)
aaaConfig options
Description
Equivalent setting in
Fabric OS v5.1.0 and
earlier
--
radius
--
switchdb
1