You would like to disable the default look and touch user accounts and enforce the TACACS/TACACS+ Authentication method to gain management access to the PacketShaper.
Make sure you have TACACS/TACACS+ Authentication setup on your PacketShaper.
To force the PacketShaper to only accept TACACS/TACACS+ user account authentication and disable the local look/touch user accounts, issue the command:
To revert this setting and re-enable the local/touch user accounts and not just accept the TACACS/TACACS+ user account authentication, issue the following command:
Note: PacketShaper local authentication will still be in a disabled state even if the TACACS/TACACS+ server is down. Connecting to the console port is the only way to log into the PacketShaper using the local credentials when the "strictTacacs" system Variable is enabled.