Defining different Service-Types for different equipment for the same user

[Nuno Cervaens]

Alan DeKok wrote:

>Nuno Cervaens <Nuno.Cervaens at cern.ch> wrote:
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>>My problem is that when a 
>>user logs in to an Enterasys SSR with the Service-Type = Administrative, 
>>it goes immediately to the configure mode, and I dont want that, just 
>>the enable mode.
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>  I presume this is a documented Enterasys feature.  If not, file a
>bug with them.
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Yes its a SSR feature, so I cannot change this.

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>>So for a user that has Serv.Type = Administrative I would like to 
>>specifically define for the SSRs the Service-Type as NAS-Prompt (which 
>>goes to enable mode, equivalent for Administrative for CISCO that goes 
>>as well to enable mode for example).
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>  I'm not sure what you mean by that.  You can define what you want,
>but what do you want to put in what packet?
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Here's an example for what it would be a perfect solution:

userOne Crypt-Password == "$1$GYuKhumy$wUkW0ZvClTCi86kkkgJBw."
        Service-Type = 6
        Service-Type = 7 (for the SSRs)

userTwo Crypt-Password == "$1$ASD#$SDGYuKhasdcasdcasdumy$wUk."
        Service-Type = 7
        Service-Type = 1 (for the SSRs)

So, userOne would log in as Administrative in all routers and as 
NAS-Prompt for the SSRs, userTwo would log in as NAS-Prompt in all 
routers and as Login for the SSRs.
The reason I want this is because for the same Service-Type I have 
different behaviors from the equipments.

>  Alan DeKok.
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