On 02/17/2012 07:47 AM, James Bensley wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am trying to make a read only user on a device for rancid to login
in with. The problem is that when I telnet in as the rancid user, and
authenticate, I am dropped strait into priviledge exec mode which has
a different prompt ('#'- hash, instead of '>' - greater than), which
throws off the rancid expect script and it justs hangs.
I have made a custom privilege level for the rancid user but this is
the part that seems to be the problem. When logging in with my normal
user, which has the default priviledge level of 15, it doesn't have
this problem (I drop into user exec mode, and have to type
enable...etc). Is there perhaps another way around this?
How can I stop the switch from automatically entering privilidge exec mode?
Wouldn't setting "add autoenable switch_name 1" in your .clogin file
resolve this?
I actually do this in tacacs and just restrict that user to the handful
of commands I know it's going to be running.
Regards,
Chris
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