Cannot switch to local admin on MDS9513

FDBEMF5C1(config)# aaa authentication login default local
% Permission denied

Hi, may I suggest you to do a new user, but not an administrator, and check if the problems are still there? If yes, you seem to have an Internet connection problem, for the first one. The second one (the screenshot you've post) may come from lost local
path of local account. I hope this helps.

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Hi, may I suggest you to do a new user, but not an administrator, and check if the problems are still there? If yes, you seem to have an Internet connection problem, for the first one. The second one (the screenshot you've post) may come from lost local
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