uxconsole -manage Manage Users and Groups

Valid on UNIX
capamsc141
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
  • -find
    Specifies to display a list of local and enterprise users or groups
  • -show
    Specifies to show the details of a specific user or group, a subset of users and groups, or to show policies
  • -detail
    Specifies to display the user settings in detail
  • -user
    filter
    Defines the wildcard that returns a subset of users
  • -group
    filter
    Defines the wildcard that returns a subset of groups
  • -policy
    Specifies 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 ent1
CA PAMSC UNAB uxconsole v12.52.0.160 - console utility
Copyright (c) YYYY CA. All rights reserved.
USER 'ent1' information 
----------------------------------------------------
Type                : Local User
Login Name          : local1
Mapped to           : [email protected]
Enterprise Account  : Enabled
Local Account       : Enabled
Login               : Allowed
Login Reason        : User exists locally
Uid                 : 300
Gid                 : 101
Shell               : /bin/bash
Home Directory      : /home/local1
Unix Groups           : 30017(unabca_gx2), 30016(unabca_gx1)All Groups        : [email protected][email protected][email protected]  
Type                : Enterprise User
Login Name          : ent1
Principal Name      : [email protected]
Enterprise Account  : Enabled
Login               : Allowed
Login Reason        : According to internal default
Uid                 : 10133
Gid                 : 13870
Shell               : /bin/sh
Home Directory      : /home/ent1