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05-31-2018 10:54 PM - edited 03-05-2019 10:32 AM
how can i restrict a particular interface in privilege mode, like i want to stop a user to access interface gigabit 1/0/1 only ?
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06-05-2018 12:09 AM
Hello,
I think role-based CLI access is your only option. Have a look at the doc below (2.2.2.):
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06-04-2018 09:24 AM
Not quite sure I understand what you are asking, can you share more detail?
Are you wanting to allow a user to ONLY have access to make configuration changes to a specific interface?
Or
Are you asking how to NOT allow access to a user for a specific interface?
Do you have a TACACS server?
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06-04-2018 10:32 PM
Yes, i am asking to not allow a user for specific interface
like user1 cannot access a specific interface like int gi 1/0/1
user2 int gi 1/0/2
user3 int gi1/0/3
like 24 ports in a switch
*Do you have a TACACS server?*
no we don't have TACACS Server .
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06-04-2018 10:45 PM
Are you asking how to NOT allow access to a user for a specific interface?
yes, not allow a user to access a specific interface inside configure mode like
user1 int gi1/0/1
user2 int gi1/0/2
user int gi1/0/3
like this wants to restrict
Do you have a TACACS server ?
no we don't have TACACS server
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06-05-2018 12:09 AM
Hello,
I think role-based CLI access is your only option. Have a look at the doc below (2.2.2.):
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06-06-2018 04:54 AM
can u list out the Root view, CLI view, Super View Commands to support cisco switch
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06-06-2018 04:56 AM
can u list out the Root view, CLI view, Super View Commands to support cisco switch
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06-05-2018 01:20 AM
Hello
When you say user, you mean this user has CLI access to the switch and you wish them not to be able to change the detail of a specific port?
Or do you mean the user plugging a device into a specific port and not allowing access?
The later can be done at a l2 basis with a simple mac acl, if the below isnt the solution your looking for please elaborate the question above?
mac access-list extended STAN
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permit any any
int x/x
mac access-group STAN in
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Paul
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