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5. CLI Commands
snmp-user: role
role
Use the role command to change the Role assigned to the SNMP user entry. Three standard Roles are supported:
administrator (the default), manager and guest. Additionally, customized Roles may be assigned; see the root-level role
command.
Syntax
role {administrator | manager | guest | <custom-1> | <custom-2> | ...}
• custom-x – Sets the entry’s role as the specified custom role (if created via the role command).
Examples
The following command assigns the role of Manager to entry “snmpadmin2”:
console> snmp-user (snmpadmin2)> role manager
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show role
Use the show role command to display the role assigned to the SNMP user.
Syntax
show role
Examples
The following command displays the role assigned to entry “snmpadmin2”:
console> snmp-user (snmpadmin2)> show role
Manager
snmp-user: security-mode
security-mode
Use the security-mode command to change the default Privacy setting of the SNMP (v3) user entry. The default setting
is “No Authentication and No Privacy” (noauthnopriv). The other available choices are: “Authentication and No Privacy”
(authnopriv), “Authentication and Privacy” (authpriv).
Syntax
security-mode {noauthnopriv | authnopriv | authpriv}
Examples
The following command sets the Security Mode to “Authentication and Privacy” for entry “snmpadmin2”:
console> snmp-user (snmpadmin2)> security-mode authpriv
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