3 weeks ago
3 weeks ago
The functionality you are describing is not available in Site Engine; any release.
The credentials used to access a switch via SSO are tied to the CLI Credentials profile that is tied to the SNMP Admin profile that is managing the device.
The credential of the GUI logged in user (which could be root / netsight / local accounts / active directory LDAP accounts) are NOT passed to WebShell.
This would be a feature request. Please speak with your Extreme account team.
Software releases prior to 24.10.11 can not longer be supported by GTAC. Please consider upgrading / migrating to a supported release 25.02.11 or above at this time (within the last 12 months).
3 weeks ago
Thanks for the detailed answer. We really appreciate you looking into this despite our older version.
Got it for the SSO limitation. Relying on the SNMP/CLI profiles is actually what we currently do for most of our switches.
Our main issue right now is that we are in a transition phase. Out of our ~400 switches, not all of them are migrated to NAC (RADIUS/AD) yet, and not all of them are planned to be migrated in the near future due to differing operational contexts across our environment.
This puts us in a tricky spot since the "Enable Auto Login" setting is global:
Is there really no way to disable the auto-login per device or per profile ? Or to only prompt for credentials on specific switches ?
Could you confirm if:
Thanks,
Mathieu Mançon
3 weeks ago
This is unfortunately the limitation.
All or none. You either have auto login w/ the traditional SNMP profile and static CLI credential set or you disable auto login and enter credentials manually for every device.
This would still be a feature request -- to either (1) provide that option of keeping traditional SNMP/CLI credential and allowing it to be turned off PER device or (2) changing the traditional aspect and say passing along the GUI login credentials IF they are AD/LDAP and prompting for the AD password ... or some mix of the two (if GUI login = local or root/netsight use CLI credential; otherwise use AD LDAP account used to log into GUI)...
3 weeks ago
Hi Mancon,
Thank you for reaching out.
Based on the GTAC team’s recommendation, please open a support case so they can review your setup and confirm whether the version in use is supported.
Regards,
Nithisha K