The task-group command creates a task group or accesses the task group view.
The undo task-group command deletes a task group.
By default, the following task groups are available: manage-tg, system-tg, monitor-tg, and visit-tg.
| Parameter | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| task-group-name |
Indicates the name of a task group. |
The value is a string of 1 to 32 characters containing letters, digits, and underscores (_). The value must comply with the Windows naming rule and cannot contain the following characters or symbols: \, /, :, *, | , ?, ", <, > |
Usage Scenario
When the rights of the system default task group fail to meet your demand, you can create a new task group and allocate required rights (tasks) to the new task group. In this manner, user rights can be controlled in a more flexible way.
Prerequisites
The task group to be deleted exists.
Implementation Procedure
Follow-up Procedure
Allocate required rights (tasks) to the new task group.
Precautions
After configuring task-group command to create a task group, the following configurations are automatically created under the task group.
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task interface-mgr read write execute
task config read write execute
task vlan read write execute
task shell read write execute
task cli read execute
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The default task group cannot be deleted. When the number of task groups reaches the system threshold, no more task groups can be created.