Commands That Are Used for Managing Users, Roles, and Groups
Note -
The Solaris Management Console GUI, and the command-line interface (CLI) that is
associated with this GUI, are no longer supported.
The commands described in the following table are used for managing users, roles, and groups.
Table 6 Commands Used to Manage Users, Roles, and Groups
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Creates users locally or in an LDAP repository.
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Changes user properties locally or in an LDAP repository. If the user properties are
security-relevant, such as role assignment, this task might be restricted to your security
administrator or to the root role.
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Deletes a user from the system or from the LDAP repository. Can involve additional cleanup,
such as cron job removal.
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Manages roles locally or in an LDAP repository. Roles cannot log in. Users assume an assigned
role to perform administrative tasks.
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Manages groups locally or in an LDAP repository.
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