uxconsole -manage Manage Users and Groups
Valid on UNIX
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Valid on UNIX
Use this command to list or information for local or enterprise users and groups.
This command has the following formats:
uxconsole -manage {-find | -show [-detail]} {-user <filter> | -group <filter>}uxconsole -manage -show -policy
- -findSpecifies to display a list of local and enterprise users or groups
- -showSpecifies to show the details of a specific user or group, a subset of users and groups, or to show policies
- -detailSpecifies to display the user settings in detail
- -userfilterDefines the wildcard that returns a subset of users
- -groupfilterDefines the wildcard that returns a subset of groups
- -policySpecifies to display the enterprise login policy
Example: Display User Status
The following example shows you the output for a local UNIX user (local1) who is mapped to an Active Directory user with a different name (ent1). The Active Directory user has UNIX attributes enabled, so can log in to the UNIX Authentication Broker endpoint:
uxconsole> ./uxconsole -manage -show -detail -user ent1CA PAMSC UNAB uxconsole v12.52.0.160 - console utilityCopyright (c) YYYY CA. All rights reserved.USER 'ent1' information----------------------------------------------------Type : Local UserLogin Name : local1Mapped to : [email protected]Enterprise Account : EnabledLocal Account : EnabledLogin : AllowedLogin Reason : User exists locallyUid : 300Gid : 101Shell : /bin/bashHome Directory : /home/local1Unix Groups : 30017(unabca_gx2), 30016(unabca_gx1)All Groups : [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]Type : Enterprise UserLogin Name : ent1Principal Name : [email protected]Enterprise Account : EnabledLogin : AllowedLogin Reason : According to internal defaultUid : 10133Gid : 13870Shell : /bin/shHome Directory : /home/ent1