NSP has a local user database that supports locally defined users with OAUTH2 user authentication. NSP can also work with remote LDAP, RADIUS, and TACACS authentication agents. If NSP is integrated with NFM-P, you can import your NFM-P users into the NSP local user database.

For all local and remote users, the Users and System Security GUI lists information that includes the authentication source, the user creation time, and the most recent login time.

Note: The NSP does not support case-sensitive user names; local and remote user names are saved in lowercase. User name entry at sign-in is case-insensitive.

NSP Users and Security supports up to 5000 users, except where noted.