local-accounts

Use the local-accounts command to create, modify, or delete local accounts.

Syntax

local-accounts add <user> <class> [<authtype>]
local-accounts change-password <user>
local-accounts delete <user>
local-accounts reset <user>

Arguments

add <user> <class> [<authtype>]

Create an account specified by a unique username and user class. The <class> parameter must be either user or admin.

The <authtype> parameter is valid only with add. The supported values are passwd and MFFE. If omitted, the value defaults to passwd. MFFE accounts are supported when you have configured certificate-based authentication, and are created without prompting for a password. You cannot change the authentication type on an existing account; delete and recreate the account to use a different authentication type.

change-password <user>

Change the password of the specified user.

The admin must know the current password for the specified user.

This argument is not valid for accounts with the MFFE authentication type.

delete <user>

Delete a specified user.

reset <user>

Reset a user's password by creating a temporary, one-time password for that user.

Note:

After a password reset, the Oracle Communications Session Border Controller (SBC) forces users to choose a new password the next time they login. Users must always create this new password within the CLI. Once users have updated their password in the CLI, they are able to login using the WebGUI.

This argument is not valid for accounts with the MFFE authentication type.

Mode

Superuser

Example

ORACLE# local-accounts add jamie admin