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ccna 200-301 packet tracer.SuperviewsA super view contains one or more CLI views. Administrators can define the available commands and visible configuration information. Superviews allow network administrators to assign multiple CLI views to users and user groups at once, without assigning each user a CLI view and the commands associated with this view. Superviews have the following features.A single CLI view can be shared among several super views.Commands cannot be configured for superviews. The administrator must add commands to the CLI view and then add the CLI view to the superview.A user logged into a super view can access commands for all CLI views that belong to this view.Each super view has a password that is used to switch between super views or to switch from a CLI view to a super view. Deleting a super view does not delete the CLI view with which it is associated. The CLI view is retained for use by other superviews.2.2.2.3 Configuring Role-Based ViewsBefore an administrator can create a view, he or she must enable AAA with the aaa new-model CLI command or CCP. to configure or modify a view, the administrator must use the enable view privileged EXEC command to enter the root view; the enable view root command can also be used. At the prompt, enter the enable secret password.Creating and managing a specific view requires five steps. Step 1 Start the AAA using the global configuration mode command aaanew-model. use the exit command to exit to privileged mode and use enableview to enter root view. Step 2 Create the view using the route-configuration-mode command parserviewview-name. This enables view configuration mode. excluding the root view.There can be up to 15 views. Step 3 Use the attempted-configuration-mode command secret encrypted-password to configure the secret password. Step 4 In view configuration mode use commandsparser-mode (include|include-exclusive|exclude)[all][interface