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CHAPTER 3: Configuration Mode Commands used by this account, and should be between 6 and 8 characters in length. [-full_name ] This argument notes the full name of the user, up to 15 characters in length. [-group_profile “profile_name”] This argument specifies which user group profile affects this user account. The default choice is “default setting”. [-pw_expiry ] This argument sets the number of days until the user’s password expires. The default is 90 days. [-account_expiry ] This argument sets the number of days until this account expires. The default lifetime is 180 days. [-concurrent_logins ] This argument limits the number of concurrent connections this account user can establish. The default is 1. Example WG(config-ras)#user enable jdoe \ -password jdsecret -full "John Doe" \ -group admGroup -pw_expiry 60 -account 60 \ -concurrent 1 Results To review and confirm your entries, type this command: WG(config-ras)#show user jdoe The results are displayed, similar to this example: User Profile| Name = jdoe Full Name = "John Doe" Enabled Description = "" User Group Profile = admGroup 104 WatchGuard Vclass 5.1
Second level configuration mode commands Password Expiresat Sat May 19 15:40:40 2001 Password Epiry = 60 Days Account Expiresat Sat May 19 15:40:40 2001 Account Epiry = 60 Days Concurrent Logins = 1 database command (configure RAS level) WG#config WG(config)#ras WG(config-ras)#database Effect Establishes whether the authentication database is stored on the RADIUS server or in this WatchGuard Firebox Vclass security appliance, then notes the parameters of this database. Arguments -internal This argument specifies the use of an internal database within the WatchGuard appliance, for RAS user authentication. -radius This argument specifies the use of a RADIUS server as the host for a RAS user authentication database. If you “-radius”, enter the following arguments: This argument specifies whether the primary or backup RADIUS server is currently being configured. You’ll need to enter this command two WatchGuard Command Line Interface Guide 105
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