Introduction Password Recovery
Software Reference for SwitchBlade x3100 Series Switches (Setting Up the Switch)
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SHOW SYSTEM USERCONFIG (SEC)
Syntax
SHOW SYSTEM USERCONFIG
Description The SHOW SYSTEM USERCONFIG command will display the value of all of the global
security parameters and security counters. The security parameters indicate the values
set by the SET SYSTEM USERCONFIG command. The security counters are counters
maintained to monitor user authentication activity in the system. The counters are per-
sisted at intervals as defined by the PERSISTTIMER parameter of the SET SYSTEM USER-
CONFIG command or whenever a modification to the system parameters is done. The
counters can be reset using the RESET USER command.
Description The following security counters are displayed:
• Logins - number of successful logins into the system
• Manager Pwd changes - number of times a manager or security officer password has
been changed.
• Unknown login names - number of attempts to login with an invalid login-name
• Idle session timeouts - number of idle sessions that have closed due to timeout.
• Database clears - number of calls to RESET USER command for global counters.
• Authentications - number of successful logins into the system.
• Manager Pwd fails - number of unsuccessful logins to manager or security officer
accounts.
• Total Pwd fails - total number of unsuccessful logins to existing accounts.
• Login lockouts - number of times a user or session was locked out due to consecutive
failed login attempts.
• Default account resets - number of times PURGE USER command was called.
Additional information is displayed for the security parameters, including:
• number of login fails allowed before lockout
• length of lockout period (in seconds)
• number of manager password fails before logoff
• minimum password length
• amount of idle time (in minutes) before a telnet session times out
• value of Persist Timer (in minutes)
• the RADIUS authentication mode
• the TACACS+ authentication mode
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