Cisco Cisco Evolved Programmable Network Manager 1.2 インストールガイド

Linux CLI—Linux shell which provides all Linux commands. The Linux shell should only be used by Cisco technical 
support representatives. Regular users with system administrators should not use the Linux shell. To use this, you must have 
Linux root user access. You cannot reach this shell from a remote computer using SSH; you can only reach it through the 
Cisco EPN Manager Admin shell and CLI. This shell is disabled by default for increased security.

The following table describes the various Cisco EPN Manager user types.

For information on how to disable the web GUI root user, see the security hardening topics in the 

The HA framework in Cisco EPN Manager is always subject to the following limiting factors, which affect its operations 
irrespective of deployment model:

At least 1 Gb per second of network bandwidth to handle all operations. These operations include (but are not restricted 
to) HA registration, database and file synchronization, and triggering failback. As Cisco EPN Manager uses a single physical 
port for all its networking needs, it may result in insufficient bandwidth which in turn will affect the HA performance. 

Cisco EPN Manager 
web GUI everyday 
users

Created by the Cisco EPN Manager web GUI root user for day-to-day operations using the web GUI. 
These users can having varying degrees of privileges and are often classified into role-based access 
control (RBAC) classes and subclasses.

Cisco EPN Manager 
web GUI root user

Created at installation and intended for first-time login to the web GUI and for creating other user 
accounts. 

This account should be disabled after creating at least one Cisco EPN Manager web GUI user that has 
Admin or Super User privileges (that is, a web GUI user that belongs to the Admin or Super Users user 
group).

This user is not the same as the Linux CLI root user.

Cisco EPN Manager 
CLI admin user

Created at installation and used for administration operations such as stopping and restarting the 
application and creating remote backup repositories. Some tasks must be performed in config mode. (A 
subset of these administration operations are available from the web GUI).

To display a list of operations this user can perform, enter ? at the prompt.

Cisco EPN Manager 
CLI users

Created by Cisco EPN Manager CLI admin user for a variety of reasons, using the following command:

(config)# username {

} password

 

{hash

 

| plain

 

| remote} {password} 

role {admin

 

| user}

These users may have privileges similar to admin users or lower level privileges as defined during 
creation time. (There are variations of this username command.)

Linux CLI root user

Created at installation and used only by Cisco Support teams to debug product-related operational 
issues. This user should be disabled after installation and/or after Linux CLI operations are completed.