The authorized user object is used to establish a user identity and provide a mechanism to authenticate it by:
Type the following to add an authorized user:
For local administration:
edit> authuser add admin1 PASSWORD={ "foo" } CONTACT_INFO=br@nncc REAL_NAME="Ben Ruhmduhm" DESCRIPTION="created for remote administration" |
Although the password is in plain text when you add a user, it is automatically encrypted and the password will be displayed as empty quotation marks (" "). Enabled is the default.
The description field cannot contain single (` `) or double (" ") quotation marks as in, for example, the description: This user, test_user is for `testing' only.
All changes apply immediately.
For the changes to take effect in policy and administrative access rules, you must activate the policy.
Type the following to add an authorized user:
For local administration:
edit> authuser add admin1 SECURID={ "C2BR" } CONTACT_INFO=br@nncc REAL_NAME="Ben Ruhmduhm" DESCRIPTION="created for remote administration" |
For remote administration:
edit> authuser add admin1 SECURID={ "C2BR" } CONTACT_INFO=br@nncc DESCRIPTION="created for remote administration" |
Enabled is the default. All changes apply immediately. For the changes to take effect in policy and administrative access rules, you must activate the policy.
Type the following to modify the information for a user, for example to change the SecurID name from C3BR to C4BR:
edit> authuser add admin1 SECURID={ "C4BR" } CONTACT INFO=br@nncc REAL_NAME="Ben Ruhmduhm" DESCRIPTION="reated for remote administration" |
The new parameters for the user will overwrite the old parameters. All changes apply immediately.
Modifications to passwords or SecurID passcodes take place immediately. For other changes to take effect in policy and administrative access rules, you must activate the policy.