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NACM Example

The example configuration in this section is the same default configuration shipped on TNSR version 18.08 mentioned in NACM Defaults.

Warning

In the following example, NACM is disabled first and activated at the end of the configuration. This avoids locking out the user when they are in the middle of creating the configuration, in case they unintentionally exit or commit before finishing.

tnsr(config)# nacm disable
tnsr(config)# nacm exec-default deny
tnsr(config)# nacm read-default deny
tnsr(config)# nacm write-default deny
tnsr(config)# nacm group admin
tnsr(config-nacm-group)# member root
tnsr(config-nacm-group)# member tnsr
tnsr(config-nacm-group)# exit
tnsr(config)# nacm rule-list admin-rules
tnsr(config-nacm-rule-list)# group admin
tnsr(config-nacm-rule-list)# rule permit-all
tnsr(config-nacm-rule)# module *
tnsr(config-nacm-rule)# access-operations *
tnsr(config-nacm-rule)# action permit
tnsr(config-nacm-rule)# exit
tnsr(config-nacm-rule-list)# exit
tnsr(config)# nacm enable
tnsr(config)# exit