I'd like to create users with different access levels in my routers - 1750, 2500 and 2600 series - and enable logging so that at any time, I can review who logged in when.
Sounds like you need CiscoSecure ACS. You could then setup different access levels for different people and control it all centrally via CiscoSecure. It will show you how logged in and when, and for how long etc etc. It can also be used to authenticate users dialling in to your network.
Version 3.1 is out now and is $5995 list price. OMG,I'm starting to sound like a Cisco salesman
you can create different users on each router, and you dont have to pay $5995. use the command 'username' and go from there. there are different levels of access, using the 'privilage' command in the same line as the username line. I believe 'priv 7' is the highest you can go without letting the user go into config mode (not sure about that), and I know priv 15 is complete access, and you log in in exec mode. unless you want to manage users from a central location, you dont need any extra software. If anyone has a better breakdown of the privilage settings, please chime in. Degg
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