GEPON System Administration

Technical Training Solutions

2009.jan.30_Z1
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Module 06 Objectives
Setup users in GEPON. Delete users in GEPON. Maintain file system.

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Module 06 Topics
User Account Management. File System Management.

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User Account Management

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User Accounts
Local CLI user accounts can be created, modified, maintained and deleted by the system administrator.

A user account consists of a user name, password and an access (privilege) level.
The four BBS 4000 access levels are listed below.

0 - Read-Only. 1 - Port-Config (port). 2 - Super User (write all operations excluding user account management). 10 - System Administrator (all operations including user account management).
The access level controls which CLI interfaces and related commands are available to the user.
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Command Access Levels

Each CLI command is also assigned an access level. A user must have an equal or higher access level to perform the related command. Command levels: 0 - Read-Only. Only display information and cannot be used to modify the system. 1 - Port-Config. Used to add, modify and delete port level configurations. 2 - Super Use. Used to perform all operations with the exception of account management. 10 - System Administrator. Used to modify the entire system including login and account management.

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User Account Commands

Enter Configure Management command mode. BBS4000# configure management BBS4000(config-mgmt)# Add new user account. user add <username> <password> <access-level> Delete user account. user delete <username> Change user password. user password <username> Change user access level. user accesslevel <username> < access-level> List user accounts. show user
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User Account Commands

There are two methods to change admin's password:
Enter all configurations in one CLI command.
telnet@BBS4000(config-mgmt)# user password admin new-password Myadmin confirm-password Myadmin modify user "admin" password success.

Enter configurations as following description.

telnet@BBS4000(config-mgmt)# user password admin < press Enter> Enter new password:****** < press Enter> Confirm new password:****** < press Enter> modify user "admin" password success.

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File System Management

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File System
Configuration parameters of the device are saved in the configuration file. Software image file, indispensable for switch operation, cannot be modified under normal running conditions, except when doing a version upgrade.

Image file can be located at:

BBS 4000 Flash Memory: Start up the system via the image file (BBS1000plus.stz) in the BBS 4000 Flash memory. FTP Server: Start up the system via an image file (BBS1000plus.st) on the FTP Server.

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System Files
File name bootrom_uncmp.bin Description BBS4000 Bootrom file Directory flash:

onu.bin
BBS1000plus.stz system.db

ONU Bootrom file

BBS4000 image file system default configure file

flash:/onuImage
flash: nvm:/cfgdata

epon.db

user configure file

nvm:/cfgdata

The configuration mode for command file-system list is system management. The file directory in command file-system list is case sensitive. Label <DIR> in the result means that the name Section is a directory.
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System Files

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File System Commands

BBS4000# configure management BBS4000(config-mgmt)#

Download/Upload the BBS4000 Files through FTP server.

ftp <host> get|put <username> <password><local-filepath><remote-file-path>

Update the BBS4000 Boot ROM Image through FTP server.

bootrom-update <host> <username> <password> <file-namepath>

Copy the source file to the destination file.

file-system copy <src> <dst>

Create the directory.

file-system mkdir <directory>

Change the file name.

file-system rename<src> <dst>

Remove the file with the file name.

file-system remove <filename>
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File System Commands

List information under the specify directory. file-system list<directory>

Format the memory. file-system format <dst-device>

Configuring boot method from FTP, Flash. boot system <ftp: | flash: > Save running configuration into the startup-config file. save Related Show Commands. Display system boot attributes. show boot attributes Display the system firmware version. show version
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Module 06 Review

User Account Management. File System Management.

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