View FSCLI Administrator Privileges in FSCLI

To determine the subcommands and the options that a specific role is authorized to perform, see the note at the end of the section that describes the command and subcommand pair. This information is available in the PDF version, in the HTML version, and in the Oracle FS CLI help.

At the command prompt, type the name of the command and subcommand pair for which you want to view permissions, and then include the -help option. For example, enter the following command and subcommand pair:
```
fscli account -add -help
```
Press the [Enter] key.

The following example shows the DESCRIPTION section for the Oracle FS CLI help version for the account ‑add-help command.

$ fscli account -add -help

account -add
    Creates an account.

SYNOPSIS
 account -add
    -name account-name
    -role {admin1 | admin2 | monitor | support}
    [-email email-address]
    [-phone phone-number]
    [{-enable | -disable}]
    [-fullName full-name]
    [-passwordDuration duration-in-days]

    [{-sessionKey | -u admin-user -oracleFS oracle-fs-system}]
    [{-outputformat | -o} { text | xml }]
    [{-timeout timeout-in-seconds | -verify | -usage | -example | -help}]

DESCRIPTION
    The "account -add" command creates additional 
    accounts. To base a new account on an existing 
    account, run the "account -list -account
    *account-id-or-fqn* -details" command to obtain 
    information about the roles and other settings 
    that are currently defined for the account that
    you want to replicate.

    Note: Only administrators with primary 
    administrator or admin1 roles are 
    authorized to run the account -add command.