Cisco Cisco Prime Optical 10.6 Referências técnicas

If the Prime Optical server is running, enter the opticalctl stop command to stop the server.

In the /opt/CiscoTransportManagerServer/tomcat/webapps/SSO/WEB-INF/deployerConfigContext.xml 
file, go to the “authenticationHandlers” property section and comment the “jdbcAuthenticationHandler” 
bean class definition by adding the enclosing <!-- and --> symbols:

<ref bean="jdbcAuthenticationHandler"/>

Enter the opticalctl start command to restart the Prime Optical server.

When external authentication is enabled, the local authentication system is subject to the following 
limitations:

Password aging rules and login preferences do not work, because they are demanded of the external 
access server. For this reason, these rules must remain disabled on the Prime Optical client. See 

 to disable these rules.

The password change feature changes the local password only and does not affect the access server 
password. 

Although authentication is external, authorization is local. For example, user privileges are managed 
locally. The external server only grants or denies access. It does not recognize different access 
privileges for different users. 

See 

 for a list of Prime Optical 10.6 guides.

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