The different types of User accounts

Hello,
This mainly stems from the fact I would like to add a Router to my CNA (Cisco Network Assistant) community. And am not sure which user credentials I need to apply on CLI.
To note I have enabled IP http server.
So from the list below what are the credentials used for and when should they be used for accessing the device via ssh / telnet / http / cna    ??
enable password  -   ??
enable secret   - ???
username abc privilege 15 secret 0 xyz    -   ??    ( I thought it would be this, but does not appear to work with HTTP or CNA.)
login console or VTY   there is the option for......
password   - ??
login   - ??
login local   - ??
If there are more please advise, however note this is the "Getting started with LANS" so no need to go overboard :)
I hope I have explained myself properly.
regards

This should get you going:
username bob priv 15 password changeme
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line con 0
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line vty 0 4
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