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User Management
User Management Overview
The user management module allows you to manage web users.
Web users fall into five categories: Level 0, Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, and auditor. Table 4-1 describes
their authorities.
Table 4-1 User levels and their authorities
User level Authorities
Level 0 (visit level)
z Perform ping operations
z View the IP address of the management interface, management privilege, static
route, and DNS server information only.
z Cannot perform any configurations.
Level 1 (monitor level)
z Own user authorities of level 0.
z View configurations except user information.
z View logs except operation logs.
z Cannot perform any configurations.
z Cannot monitor real-time packet distribution.
Level 2 (system level)
z Own user authorities of level 1.
z Perform configurations except user configuration, operation log configuration,
modify logging configuration, software upgrade, and configuration maintenance.
Level 3 (manage level)
z Own user authorities of level 2.
z View all configurations and all logs.
z Perform all configurations.
Auditor
z View, back up, and delete operation logs.
z Cannot perform any other operations.
Configuring User Management
Configuration Task List
Table 4-2 describes the user management functions.
Table 4-2 User management functions
Task Remarks
Managing User Accounts
You can display information about all user accounts, add new user accounts, and
modify user information.
By default, the user admin of level 3 is predefined in the system.
You can unlock a user on the page for modifying user information.
Managing Online Users
You can view all users that have logged in to the system and kick any of them out
of the system.
Users cannot kick themselves out.