Username

[man3mar3n]

Hi,

There is a username in ASA 5515x

username all

What is this username?

Can I delete it?

Thanks.

[saif akbar · Accepted solution]

can you share the screenshot or the whole text ?

[man3mar3n]

Hi,

The sh run portion of the username listing

username test1 password 4tw7S/p2BcKR0o33 encrypted
username test2 password $sha512$5000$zJZ/+1K9lmgpmVlRXjPEYQ==$9VOAeH+g4QIPkUyWfdq79w== pbkdf2 privilege 15
username all
username test3 password $sha512$5000$54CHF/dgkVAx93pR1LiJjw==$DxB54TT9hnLuLK6jlM1YnA== pbkdf2

it is basically just that.. username all.

[saif akbar]

well i have never seen that before and in my opinion its safe to remove. However, i would advise to wait for a little bit, see if anybody else respond.

[Richard Burts · Accepted solution]

I agree that I have not seen that particular name in ASA configs. It looks to me like someone configured the name with no other parameters. I believe that it would be safe to remove it.

HTH

Rick

[Alex Pfeil · Accepted solution]

I would definitely remove it. You can always remove a command and create another ssh session to ensure you do not lose connectivity. It looks like a mistake to me.

[Peter Koltl · Accepted solution]

My bet:

undebug all

und all

u all

[Richard Burts]

Is this response in the correct discussion? I see no relationship between undebug all and the question of a config with username all.

HTH

Rick

[bagpuss0]

Peter Kolti was correct. It seems that under config mode "u all" does indeed create a "username all" entry. So instead of cancelling all debugs you end up with a new user

[Richard Burts]

That is certainly a surprise. Thanks for the update. It is good to know this. And +5 to Peter for that insight.

HTH

Rick