Creating local users when using Remote Authentication

/etc/cron.hourly/localUserInsert

#!/bin/bash
grep myUser /config/bigip/auth/localusers
if [ $? -eq 1 ]; then
	echo myUser >> /config/bigip/auth/localusers
fi

And i'll probably need to recreate it after every upgrade, but that's not a big deal.

Thank you jaikumar_f5 and Dojs for your advice and effort. I will go for the update to a version above 12, it is than a standard feature.

Remove the Radius Authentication, create the users and config it again.

Hello eaa,

Tried to modify the database parameter, and succeeded, but stil not able to create a local user. When I tried to create a user via cli, and then change the password, I still get the answer "Please change the password at the remote authentication server". Also in the GUI there is no extra trace of a field that suggest a local user fallback. Maybe it is easier to plan a migration to version 13.

Hello,

I have been looking for the Fallback to Local, in the above screen :

Is it possible that this option is not available in 12.1.3.7 ?

I am a bit confused now,in the top rectangle it is mentioned "can't be done".

The next rectangle provides a command for doing it ?

At this moment we are using version 12.1.3.7. Is there any change ?

We would like to use one extra local user on top of the remote users , to run a script for automated backup with keys.

Point is that we would like to take the server the initiative for the actions.

Anyone a suggestion ?