200-301 · Security Fundamentals

Configure device access control using local passwords

Objective 5.3 · Configure device access control using local passwords.

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Compare enable secret · Console password · VTY password · Local user account

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Concept notes

enable secret

Protects privileged EXEC access with a hashed secret.

Console password

Controls local terminal access through the console line.

VTY password

Controls remote terminal access when line authentication is used.

Local user account

Provides a named device identity with an assigned secret and privilege.

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