Switch behavior with SSH

There is no username prompt in SSH, (for example: ssh any_username@IP-address). The following configuration examples are related to SSH:

SSH configuration Example: 1:

In the following configuration, the password is entered without the username. Once the enable command is entered, the username prompt will be bypassed.

Operator password: Set            Manager password: Not set
Operator username: Not set        Manager username: Not set

Entering the operator password will log onto the switch in operator mode.
Entering the enable command in the operator mode will prompt for the password to be entered for manager mode.

SSH configuration Example: 2:

Operator password: Not set           Manager password: Set
Operator username: Not set           Manager username: Not set

Executing any key will log onto the switch in operator mode.
Entering the enable command in the operator mode will prompt for the password to be entered for manager mode
The manager password will log onto the manager mode.

SSH configuration Example: 3:

Operator password: Set            Manager password: Set
Operator username: Not set        Manager username: Not set

Entering the operator password will log onto the switch in operator mode.
Entering the enable command in the operator mode will prompt for the password to be entered for manager mode.

SSH configuration Example: 4:

Operator password: Set             Manager password: Set
Operator username: Not set         Manager username: Not set

Both Operator and Manager passwords are the same

Entering the password logs onto the switch in the manager mode.