Deleting Exceptions for a User (CLI)

Use the following procedure to delete exceptions for a user.

1. Go to configuration users.
2. Type select followed by the username.
3. Type exceptions.
4. Type show to list the exceptions.
5. Type destroy followed by the exception name. The exception has now been destroyed.

Example 5  Deleting an Exception for a User

hostname:configuration users > select john
hostname:configuration users john > ls
Properties:
                         logname = john
                            type = local
                             uid = 2000000001
                        fullname = john
                initial_password = *************
              require_annotation = false
                      kiosk_mode = false
                    kiosk_screen = status/dashboard
                         
Children:                 
                      exceptions => Configure this user's exceptions
                     preferences => Configure user preferences
    
hostname:configuration users john > exceptions
hostname:configuration users john exceptions > show
Auths:

NAME       OBJECT              PERMISSIONS
auth-000   ad.*                domain
                               workgroup
    
hostname:configuration users john exceptions > destroy auth-000
This will destroy "auth-000". Are you sure? (Y/N) 
hostname:configuration users john exceptions > show
hostname:configuration users john exceptions > 

Related Topics

• Understanding Users and Roles

• User Authorizations

• Managing User Properties