Managing the local mac database, Managing the local, Managing the local mac – Nortel Networks 5500 series User Manual

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Configuring authentication

Table 43
Managing the local portal database (cont’d.)

export <protocol>

<server> <filename>

<key>

Exports the local database to the specified
TFTP/FTP/SCP/SFTP file exchange server.
You are prompted to provide the following
information:

protocol

is the export protocol. Options

are

tftp|ftp|scp|sftp

.

server

is the host name or IP address of

the server.

filename

is the name of the destination

database file on the server (for example,

db.txt

).

key

is the password key for user password

protection. If you are not protecting the
file with a key, enter any characters (a
minimum of four) when prompted.

FTP user name and password, if
applicable.

The file is exported in ASCII format. Each
row entry consists of values for user name,
password (encrypted), and group, separated
by a colon. The following is an example of
an exported user record with the password
encrypted:

john:$2$7á?yLs...ßìöonž±†:trusted

where $2$ indicates an encrypted password

Managing the local MAC database

The local MAC database provides a repository for MAC addresses. There
is no design limit on the number of addresses the database can hold and
up to 10,000 addresses has been verified.

Nortel Secure Network Access Switch

Using the Command Line Interface

NN47230-100

03.01

Standard

28 July 2008

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