Alcatel Unleashed

Hi im new at the Alcatel data section .

First i want to know it is possible to create a new Login and set different rights .

Second i want connect to swicht only secured means no telenet , http, ftp, in case of http there are redirect to https possible ?

I try no http Server und https Server but if i connect https the Service is disable

R6.6.3 AOS
I have 2 switch as stack
I have update from r6.1.1 to 6.3.3 one switch there are a command to update the second switch?

Thanks for help

To add user: user admin2 password switch
To give the user read-only access: user admin2 read-only all

To disable access for FTP and similar : no aaa authentication telnet ftp
To disable http and enable https:
no http server
https server

thanks for help yaz

now i know how create a new user .........;

the command no http server and https server i already tried but if i open a web browser => https://<IP Adress Switch> => the Alcatel Switch Page Display with he Info http/https Service unavailible ......somebody a idea?

Split:

Have you enabled access for HTTP?
aaa authentication http local

Regards,
Yaz

try
no ip service http
no ip service secure-http
no ip service telnet
no ip service ftp

removing aaa means: service runs, but login is impossible. With removed service it is not even running.

To upgrade stack: Follow the release guides, there are some steps where the order is important.. (marked in red).

Hi

yes i have set aaa authentication default local an i thought with no http server it´s disable but this is wrong how i learned .....

if i understand right there are diffenrent ways i can do: no aaa authentication http local or like devnull say disable the ip service

i have try no ip service http and its works thanks a lot

Yes.. both ways stops using http..

aaa default local means:
per default check against local user database (for every running service)
every aaa-service with "no"
e.g. no aaa authentication ftp
means that you can not authenticate for this service means: login impossible.


no ip service means: stop this service/daemon (which of course means login not possible).

For several security certifications (EAL/BSI/..) it may be needed to stop availability of services not just to forbid login..

thanks for the datails informations .....

Regards Split