user-manage multi-ip online-conflict kick-out enable

Function

The user-manage multi-ip online-conflict kick-out enable sets the authentication conflict handling method to forcing off the previous login user. That is, if a user attempts to log in using an account which does not allow account sharing but the device detects that the account is used to log in at another IP address, the device forcibly logs out the previous login user and allows the current user to log in.

The undo user-manage multi-ip online-conflict kick-out enable sets the authentication conflict handling method to not forcing off the previous login user. That is, if a user attempts to log in using an account which does not allow account sharing but the device detects that the account is used to log in at another IP address, the current user fails to log in.

Format

user-manage multi-ip online-conflict kick-out enable

undo user-manage multi-ip online-conflict kick-out enable

Parameters

None

Views

System view

Default Level

2: Configuration level

Usage Guidelines

By default, the processing mode for authentication conflicts is to forcibly log out online users, and authentication on the current IP address succeeds.

Example

# Set the authentication conflict handling method to forcing off the previous login user.

<sysname> system-view
[sysname] user-manage multi-ip online-conflict kick-out enable