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If you have Read-Write-All access authority, you can use Device Manager to change the passwords for access to the CLI through a console or Telnet session. If you do not have Read-Write-All privilages, the user name and password fields will be blank. From the Device View, choose Edit > Security > CLI. The fields on the CLI tab allow you to specify user names and passwords for each level of access to the CLI.
The CLI tab also allows you to specify the number of allowed Telnet sessions and rlogin sessions. To prohibit Telnet or rlogin access to the switch, specify zero (0) as the number of allowed sessions.
RWAUserName
User name for the read-write-all CLI account.
RWAPassword
Password for the read-write-all CLI account.
RWUserName
User name for the read-write CLI account.
RWPassword
Password for the read-write CLI account.
RWL3UserName
User name for the Layer 3 read-write CLI account.
RWL3Password
Password for the Layer 3 read-write CLI account.
RWL2UserName
User name for the Layer 2 read-write CLI account.
RWL2Password
Password for the Layer 2 read-write CLI account.
RWL1UserName
User name for the Layer 1 read-write CLI account.
RWL1Password
Password for the Layer 1 read-write CLI account.
ROUserName
User name for the read-only CLI account.
ROPassword
Password for the read-only CLI account.
MaxTelnetSessions
Maximum number of concurrent Telnet sessions that are allowed (from none to 8).
MaxRloginSessions
Maximum number of concurrent Rlogin sessions that are allowed (from none to 8).
Time0ut
Number of seconds of inactivity for a Telnet or Rlogin session before automatic timeout and disconnect (30 to 65535 seconds).
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