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To protect the system from unauthorized use, use the userlevel command. AWS Client provides 3 password-protected access levels for using shell commands and viewing system data. By default, user levels are not in use.

CAUTION Improper use of the userlevel command may lead to a malfunction of the QML data logger.

Table 1. Accessible commands in different user levelsThe following table lists the accessible commands in the different user levels.
User level	Access	Commands
1	Minimum set of commands and visibility to system parameters	cd, close, copy, dir, errors, help, logshow, logshownext, logshowprev, logstatus, open, rep, userlevel, warnings, and zs
3	All commands needed for normal administration and commissioning	EXTFS, LOGFS, altitude, battery, cd, chmod, copy, del, dir, disable, enable, errors, ftp, help, http, ipconfig, logdel, loggo, logshow, logshownext, logshowprev, logstatus, logstop, md, move, net, netif, ntp, parameters, paramset, paramsetclear, ping, pslevel, rd, rename, rep, reset, serial, sname, spclear, spset, spval, sysinfo, time, timezone, verify, warnings, winddircal0, zr, and zs
5	All commands	LASTVAL, all the user level 3 commands and the user level administrator rights

CAUTION Setting a new or clearing an existing user level is effective only after a reset. When setting a new level or clearing an existing one, make sure you reset the system before closing the service connection. Otherwise, you may not be able to access the system without a cold reset.

To check the allowed commands at a specific level, give the help command.

To check the current setting, open the service connection and give the following command.
```
userlevel
```
To change the level, give the following command.
```
userlevel <level>
```
When you change the level to a higher one, AWS Client prompts you for a password.
To change the password for the level, give the command with the appropriate level and the set parameter.
For this operation, you must have the highest (5) user level. The new password is effective immediately.
```
userlevel <level> set
```
To remove the password for the level, give the command with the appropriate level and the clear parameter.
For this operation, you must have the highest (5) user level. The removal is effective immediately.
```
userlevel <level> clear
```

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