08-13-2021 12:20 PM - edited 08-13-2021 12:22 PM
I accidentally disabled the Network user and Management for a Radius Authentication server and now I am unable to log into the GUI. How can I enable through CLI? I am able to connect to the CLI via the service port but do not know what commands to run to enable Management and Network user.
08-13-2021 02:29 PM
If you didnt save the config after the change, if the situation permits you can reboot the wlc. Or you can create a local management user from CLI using below command.
config aaa auth mgmt local
config mgmtuser add <uname> <password> read-write
But how did you access the WLC via service port? which credentials did you use?
08-16-2021 05:24 AM
I am unable to access the GUI with the admin password but was able to access the CLI with the admin password. If I create a new management user will I be able to access the GUI with auth status disabled on one of the DHCP servers under Security - Radius - Authentication?
08-16-2021 07:11 AM
Can you check whether you have any CPU ACL's assigned to limit GUI access and if yes make sure that you are accessing WLC using a allowed IP.
08-16-2021 08:24 AM
I'll give a rundown of what happened.
I was in the GUI for the WLC. I was in Security - AAA - Radius - Authentication. In the authentication area I have a DC that I set to 1.
I clicked on that DC and I unchecked the Network User and Management radio buttons. After that I am now unable to access the GUI. Is there a way to enable the Network User and Management through command line?
08-16-2021 12:42 PM
By the below command you are completely removing AAA from authentication list
config aaa auth mgmt local
Then you can create a local user with RW access and do the changes you require
onfig mgmtuser add <uname> <password> read-write
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