1. First, you will need to determine if you want a normal user, or an admin user. The following is for a normal user:
a. >enable
b. #conf t (configure terminal)
c. (config) #username YOUR_USER_NAME secret USER_PASSWORD
2. If you wish to create an admin user, the following can be done”
a. >enable
b. #conf t
c. (config) #username YOUR_USER_NAME privilege 15 secret USER_PASSWORD
3. Finally, you will need to enable logins into the switch/router by doing the following:
a. >enable
b. #conf t
c. (config) #enable secret DESIRED_PASSWORD_HERE
i. This will start requiring you to utilize logins into the switch and also with a default password
into the switch too.
4. You have now created a basic lockdown on your Cisco device. Again, this is just super basic utilizing the Cisco built in login local database.
5. Which you can enable (if you have not already) this way:
a. For the console line:
b. >enable
c. #conf t
d. (config) #int line con 0
e. (config-line) #login local
f. And finally for your VTY lines:
g. >enable
h. #conf t
i. (config) #line vty 0 15
j. (config-line) #login local
6. The main thing you need here is the login local command. This tells the switch/router to use the local user database to login.
This blog consists of configurations and processes I have performed in a lab environment. In no way do I recommend or imply these processes need to be followed or are the correct way to execute on any network. Perform at your own risk. Also, please feel free to leave comments if my configurations are too old/need updating.
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