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Using the Bay Command Console (BCC)
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Multilevel Access Login
To access a Bay Networks router using this feature, enter your login ID at the
Login prompt, and enter your password at the Password prompt on your Telnet or
console display:
Login:
<login_id>
Password:
<password>
The Technician Interface prompt appears, enabling you to subsequently enter the
bcc
command to start the BCC interface.
How Access is Granted
Multilevel access grants access to a device by checking for a recognized name/
password pair. The login process proceeds as follows:
If the user name is Manager or User (the default logins), the name/password
pair is checked in NVRAM. If a match is found, access is granted with
Manager or User privileges.
If the user name is not Manager or User, and RADIUS is enabled, the name/
password pair is checked on the configured RADIUS server. If a match is
found, access is granted at the assigned privilege level. For more detailed
information about enabling RADIUS, see Configuring RADIUS.
If the user name is not Manager or User, and RADIUS is not enabled (or no
match is found), the name/password pair is checked in the MIB of the device.
If a match is found, access is granted at the assigned privilege level.
If none of these scenarios produces a match to the name/password pair, or if
both the Access object and RADIUS are disabled, access is denied and the
user is prompted for a new name/password pair.
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