9.2.5 Creating an Embedded Web Authentication DB

After you set up the environment for the Web authentication system and complete the configuration process, the next step is to create the internal Web authentication DB. This section also describes how to alter the existing user information in the internal Web authentication DB.

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(1) Creating Users

Use the set web-authentication user command to register a user ID, password, and VLAN ID for each user of Web authentication. The following example creates a USER01~USER05 of five users.

Command input

# set web-authentication user USER01 PAS0101 100
# set web-authentication user USER02 PAS0200 100
# set web-authentication user USER03 PAS0300 100
# set web-authentication user USER04 PAS0320 100
# set web-authentication user USER05 PAS0400 100

(2) Changing and Deleting User Information

The following describes how to change the password or VLAN ID of a registered user and how to delete a user from the database.

(a) Change Password

Command input

# set web-authentication passwd USER01 PAS0101 PPP4321

Changes the password of USER01 from PAS0101 to PPP4321.

# set web-authentication passwd USER02 PAS0200 BBB1234

Changes the password of USER02 from PAS0200 to BBB1234.

(b) VLAN ID change

Command input

# set web-authentication vlan BBB1234 200

Changes the VLAN ID of user BBB1234 to 200.

(c) Delete User

Command input

# remove web-authentication user PPP4321

Deletes user PPPP4321.

(3) Reflection in the built-in Web authentication DB

The example shows a command applying the changes you made using the set web-authentication and remove web-authentication commands to the internal Web authentication DB.

Command input

# commit web-authentication