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System Settings
▀ Configuring TACACS+ for System Administrative Users
▄ VPC-VSM System Administration Guide, StarOS Release 19
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tacacs mode
on-unkown-user stop ?
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Verifying the TACACS+ Configuration
This section describes how to verify the TACACS+ configuration.
Log out of StarOS, then log back in using TACACS+ services.
Important:
Once TACACS+ AAA services are configured and enabled on the VPC, StarOS first will try to
authenticate the administrative user via TACACS+ AAA services. By default, if TACACS+ authentication fails, StarOS
then continues with authentication using non-TACACS+ AAA services.
then continues with authentication using non-TACACS+ AAA services.
At the Exec Mode prompt, enter the following command:
show tacacs [ client | priv-lvl | session | summary ]
The output of the show tacacs commands provides summary information for each active TACACS+ session such as
username, login time, login status, current session state and privilege level. Optional filter keywords provide additional
information.
username, login time, login status, current session state and privilege level. Optional filter keywords provide additional
information.
An example of this command’s output is provided below. In this example, a system administrative user named ssiadmin
has successfully logged into StarOS via TACACS+ AAA services.
has successfully logged into StarOS via TACACS+ AAA services.
active session #1:
login username : ssiadmin
login tty : /dev/pts/1
time of login : Fri Aug 8 13:19:11 2014
login server priority : 1
current login status : pass
current session state : user login complete
current privilege level : 15
remote client application : ssh
remote client ip address : 111.11.11.11
last server reply status : -1
total TACACS+ sessions : 1
Important:
For details on all TACACS+ maintenance commands, refer to the Command Line Interface
Reference.