Hi Rene,
Pretty much I wanted different users to be able to access the device via telnet, I wanted user newbie to be able to just execute show commands, then I wanted user senior to have full rights, I mean to able to execute any command.
I understood my mistake, I already configured the default view and the “client” view
aaa authentication login list_1 local
enable secret 5 $1$wxp3$S6xiGOONqckW8nW1UvOD00 (ena)
username cisco secret 5 $1$GeiB$esuKyqDcf.Q1xyKyHifRx0
username client privilege 15 view client secret 5 $1$O0ES$Lk3l5Dap7UWiJoudqQXeV1
line vty 15
login authentication list_1
transport input ssh
parser view client
secret 5 $1$lNG0$Urju2CMjNaI7uOnQJvVho1
commands interface include loopback
commands interface include ip
commands configure include interface
commands configure include ip
commands exec include disable
commands exec include configure
commands configure include interface Loopback1
Everything worked as I wanted, thanks for your help, but now I have two questions:
Do we always need to specify the view we want to access, Can’t the device do it automatically based on the authentication ?
Why does user “client” is available to access to the default view if I just specified this user to view “client”?