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I can log in using the main admin account to the CLI, there is another admin account to access the gui, but I'm wondering how to make a account to access the CLI, and was hoping I could do it all through the GUI. 
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I can log in using the main admin account to the CLI, there is another admin account to access the gui, but I'm wondering how to make a account to access the CLI, and was hoping I could do it all through the GUI.

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I configured an account with admin permissions on the ACS server through the GUI and I can log in to the ACS using the GUI, but can’t log in using the same account using the CLI (Secure CRT). &nbsp;I see the log in screen, but get a failed login response. &nbsp;How do I configure the account so that it can be used to log in to the GUI and the CLI? <br />
Thank you<br />
Dave<br />

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I configured an account with admin permissions on the ACS server through the GUI and I can log in to the ACS using the GUI, but can’t log in using the same account using the CLI (Secure CRT).  I see the log in screen, but get a failed login response.  How do I configure the account so that it can be used to log in to the GUI and the CLI? 
Thank you
Dave


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