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Connect router webinterface with lower privilege

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ciscofanboy

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May 5, 2010
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Hi,

I have a cisco 877 router and I want to connect to its webinterface with an account with a privilege lower than 15. Can anybody tell me if that is even possible and if so, how to do that?
Each time I connect to the webinterface it wants an acount with privilege 15.

 
OK, let's think about this...

First off, the answer is no, or rather, I don't think so---here's why...what would you want the user limited to? like, just a view and no be able to do anything else? I know that Parser Views can accomplish this for the CLI, and you can also enable/disable certain features of SDM...I came across that CLI set of instructions when perusing security issues with "ip http server" and "ip http secure-server"---either one has vulnerabilities (but SDM in general had vulnerabilities, like cross site scripting, found here: of those web pages (can't remember" showed you how to list all the web features within SDM and create a list, then apply a new list without the features that you would want to remove...now this may lead to some sort of hack to do this for different parser views or privilege level...this would require...yup---MORE research! UGH! Anyway, using a different privilege level would only apply to the CLI commands, like a generic "parser view" (MUCH more granular), so that would not do. "username bla priv 7 secret/password blabla", then you would set up what "privilege level 7" means to the router---which only applies to the router, i.e. access and command limits.

Good luck researching...but that is an interesting thing to lab and research in my down time...wait...what exactly IS "downtime"...I recall hearing that term in maybe a previous life? Kinda like that one "v" word...it's coming to me...maybe, "vacation"? lol

Burt



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Lol! Thanks for the input. Made me laugh..

But I get the picture. This is way to complicated to be a viable option for us. Will just create the privilege levels and give him the cli commands he needs for the items he needs to be able to modify.

 
Network downtime... If you don't even know what that is, Burt, then you're the best net admin I know. ;)

To the question, I'm not 100% sure but I don't think it's possible.

CCNP, CCDP
 
To clearify, mennojd entry is also me.... Seems I created another account in the past on my home laptop.

Regards,
Menno.
 
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