Perle IOLAN STS - Settings; Accessing the IOLAN from the Network User Example Settings

TACACS+
346 IOLAN SDS/SCS/STS User’s Guide, Version 3.6
Accessing the IOLAN from the Network User Example Settings
The following example shows the parameters that can be set for users who are accessing the IOLAN
from the Ethernet side. These settings should be included in the TACACS+ user configuration file.
# Settings for telnet/SSH access
service = raccess
{
priv-lvl = x # x = 12-15 (Admin)
# x = 8-11 (Normal)
# x = 4-7 (Restricted)
# x = 0-3 (Menu)
Perle_Line_Access_i=x # i = port number
# x = 0 (Disabled)
# x = 1 (Read/Write)
# x = 2 (Read Input)
# x = 3 (Read Input/Write)
# x = 4 (Read Output)
# x = 5 (Read Output/Write)
# x = 6 (Read Output/Input)
# x = 7 (Read Output/Write)
timeout=x # x = session timeout in seconds
idletime=x # x = Idle timeout in seconds
Perle_Clustered_Port_Access=x # x = 0 (Disabled)
# x = 1 (Enabled)
}
# Settings for WebManager and DeviceManager access
service=EXEC
{
priv-lvl = 12 # x = 12-15 (Admin)
Perle_Line_Access_i=x # i = port number
# x = 0 (Disabled)
# x = 1 (Read/Write)
# x = 2 (Read Input)
# x = 3 (Read Input/Write)
# x = 4 (Read Output)
# x = 5 (Read Output/Write)
# x = 6 (Read Output/Input)
# x = 7 (Read Output/Write)
Perle_Clustered_Port_Access = 1 # enable clustered port access
}
Note:
Users who are accessing the IOLAN through WebManager or DeviceManager and are being
authenticated by TACACS+ must have the Admin privilege level and the TACACS+ service
level must be set to EXEC.