Command to initiate the Credentials mode and to use its subcommands.
list [-i|--ids credentialID[,credentialID2,...,credentialIDn]] [-l|--detail] modify -i|--id credentialID
The Credentials mode is one of a set of modes provided by the Enterprise Manager Ops Center. Use the Credential subcommands to view and change the credentials used to discover and manage an asset. Credentials also establish trust relationships between components of the product.
Type the credentials
command at the command line prompt to enter Credentials mode. Type the end
command to stop the mode and to return to the command line prompt.
list [
-i
|--ids
credentialID
[,credentialID2, ... , credentialIDn]
] [
-l|--detail
]
Displays the credential ID, the name of the credential, its type, and a description. Use the -l|--detail
option to include attributes for each credential such as role, port, and timeout value. You can limit the number of displayed credentials by using the -i|--ids
option to specify one or more credential IDs.
EnterpriseController/credentials> list ID | Name | Type | Description ---------------------------------------------------- 2213 | CERTIF_cred | CERTIFICATE | text entered at creation 2210 | CISCO_cred | CISCO_IOS | Location3 switch 2215 | CHAP_cred | CHAP | text 2206 | HTTP_name | HTTP | text 2204 | IPMI_cred | IPMI | text 2209 | JMX_cred | JMX | text 2211 | OVM_manage_cred | OVM | text 2212 | OVM_serv_cred | OVM | text 2205 | SNMP_ | SNMP | text 2201 | SSH_cred | SSH | text 2214 | STORAGE_cred | STORAGE_ADMIN | text
modify
-i|--id
credentialID
Starts a submode with its own set of commands to view and change the attributes of a specific credential.
EnterpriseController/credentials> modify -i 2210 EnterpriseController/credentials/modify>
show
Displays a list of all properties and their current values. Any property that starts with an asterisk character is mandatory and cannot have a value of None.
description=Location3 switch admin=***** username=CISCO_user login=***** community=*****
reset
Changes the value of all properties to their default values or, for properties with no default value, to None.
unset
property
Changes the value of the specified property to its default value or, if there is no default value, to None.
set
property
=
value
Provides a new value for the specified property.
commit
Submits a job to change the attributes of the credential.
-i
With the list
command, this option can also be invoked as --ids
.
With the modify
command, this option can also be invoked as --id
.
-l|--detail
Includes credential's attributes in the display.
The numeric identifier for a specific credential.
The characteristic of a credential that, together with the property's value, comprise an attribute of a credential for an asset, as displayed by the modify> show
command.
The specification of a credential's property.
EnterpriseController/credentials > modify -i 6850 EnterpriseController/credentials/modify > set port=23 EnterpriseController/credentials/modify > commit EnterpriseController/credentials/modify > end EnterpriseController/credentials > Credential data for 6850 has been modified
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(5), certificates
(1), collisions
(1), controllers
(1), deploy
(1), deploy-setup
(1), discover
(1), fwimage
(1), fwprofile
(1), gear
(1), groups
(1), incidents
(1), jobs
(1), monitoring
(1), networks
(1), notifications
(1), osimage
(1), osprofile
(1), reports
(1), serverpools
(1), stats
(1), update
(1), user
(1), virtualization
(1).