Alcatel Carrier Internetworking Solutions Switch/Router 사용자 설명서

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The 

UI

 provides three default login accounts—Administrator, User and Diagnostics. The 

Administrator login provides full access to all functions. The initial login name for an Adminis-
trator account is 

. The Diagnostics login also has full access to all switch functions plus a 

special sub-menu with a set of switching module tests. The initial login name for Diagnostics 
is 

. The User login has read-only privileges to the switch. The initial login name for a User 

account is 

. The password for each of these default login accounts is 

.

♦ Note ♦

In software release 4.3, the 

 login account with 

read-only privileges is not included automatically. 

♦ Note ♦

You can configure new and delete existing login 
accounts with the 

 

UI

 command, that is 

described in Chapter 8, “Switch Security.”

You can have up to four simultaneous connections to an Omni Switch/Router. One connec-
tion can be made to the console port, two can be made through Telnet, and one connection 
can be made to the modem port if you are connecting to an Omni Switch/Router.

♦ Note ♦

For software Releases 4.4 and later, more than one 
login account with write privileges can be

active at the 

same time.

For software Release 4.3 and earlier, only one login account with write privileges was allowed 
on the switch at the same time. In this case, the first switch user who logged on as either 

 or 

 would be the only user with the write privilege. Subsequent users who logged 

on as either 

 or 

 would not have the write privilege and would be unable to 

perform any functions that change switch parameters. These users would also see a message 
that informs them they do not have the write privilege when they log on. For example, a user 
who logs on as 

 when another user already has the write privilege will see the follow-

ing message:

However, users who log on as either 

 or 

 without the write privilege can “kill” the 

session of the user with the write privilege and gain that privilege for themselves. This is 
described in Deleting Other Sessions on page 4-35.

If you try to log on when the limit of user has been reached (e.g., you attempt a Telnet 
connection when there are two users currently connected through Telnet), you will see the 
following message: