Authentication mode privilege using Ganymede for Cisco routers

I'm trying to set up a test environment where I need to be able to be requested for both a user name and password entering mode mode exec on a cisco IOS router. I was told the only way to do is through Ganymede. But I didn't all these configuration on Ganymede options to put in right place. Someone has already done an installation like this before. I'd appreciate any help on this. Thank you.

That's right, as I said in my previous post you can not accomplish what you're trying to do.  In IOS the username that you use to connect

the router is ALWAYS used when you are in enable mode.  If you want to change the user logged in as you will need log on the

router and log back in with the right user.

-Jesse

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