Assigning Root, User+, and User privileges
There are three levels of user privileges: Root, User+, and User. Some menu
selections that are available to users with Root privileges might not be available to
those with User+ and User privileges.
Note: User privileges are also known as normal user privileges.
The following table summarizes the Root, User+, and User privileges:
Table 3. Root, User+, and User privileges
Switch configuration Privilege
Management Root User+ User
Configuration Yes Read only Read only
Network monitoring Yes Read only Read only
Community strings and trap
stations
Yes Read only Read only
Update firmware and
configuration files
Yes No No
System utilities Yes Ping only Ping only
Factory reset Yes No No
Reboot switch Yes Yes No
User accounts management
Add/update/delete user
accounts
Yes No No
View user accounts Yes No No
After establishing a user account with Root-level privileges, press Esc. Then,
highlight Save Changes and press Enter (see “Saving changes” on page 72). The
switch will save any changes to its NVRAM and restart. Log on with the new user
name and password as described in “Getting started” on page 32. You are now
ready to continue configuring the switch.
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