We have an administrator that would like to look at our configuration on our cisco 2611 router. What I want to do is create a user that has read-only priviledges on our router so he can take a look, but not change anything. How can I do this?
The solution suggested by Dandy is very logical. The suggestion using show startup-config may work as you want it to, but I believe that there is an aspect of show running-config that will cause it to not work as you want. When IOS parses the configuration for show running-config it will not show commands for things that you do not have permission to change. So setting the privilege level of show running-config to 3 would allow the user to execute the command but the results that they see would be a pretty empty config.
HTH
Rick
HTH
Rick
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