ACS Command line login..

Hi
I have a superadmin account in ACS.
with this account i can able to login GUI but can't able to login CLI mode.
what could be the problem ?

Hello Tony,
The ACS GUI Administrator accounts and CLI Administrator accounts are different. You cannot login with GUI accounts into CLI.
You need to use CLI created accounts to access the ACS command line. You should have created one when first installing the ACS 5.x.
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