secons -whoami Function Display Your User Name and Security Credentials
Valid on Windows
capamsc141
Valid on Windows
The secons utility displays the user name as it is known to the
PAM Server Control
authorization engine. This is the information that it stores in the Accessor Element Entry (ACEE) table. The ACEE stores information about the following users:- Logged in userA user that has logged in to the operating system. Specific ACEE attributes for this type of user are:
- Login session ID
- Login session type
- Management userA user that has logged in to aPAM Server Controlmanagement application (using an LCA connection). For example, selang.
- Authorization API userA user that was referenced in SEOSROUTE_* API.
- SPECIALPGM Logical userA user that is being references at least in one SPECIALPGM record. A specific ACEE attribute for this type of user is:
- ACEE association with SPECIALPGM records
- Built in userA user that is built inPAM Server Control. For example,_undefined.
This command has the following format:
secons -whoami
Example: Display Your User Name and Security Credentials
This example displays your own user name and security credentials as they are known to the
PAM Server Control
authorization engine:secons -whoami
The secons output looks like this:
ACEE handle '2' represents 'Logged on User': COMP1-SRV-X86\JohnACEE was created at: Wed Feb 20 17:34:47 2008ACEE was last accessed at: Wed Feb 20 17:36:49 2008ACEE user role is: Auditor, AdministratorACEE audit mode is: Failure, Login Success, Login Failure; Originated from User definitionACEE user is a member of 0 'CA PAMSC' groupsACEE's Logon session ID is: 0:68737ACEE's Logon session type is: Interactive