Configuring administrator accounts

You configure administrator accounts at the settings administrators administrators level.

To create an administrator account, use the following command:

Admin@nodename# create settings administrators administrators

Specify the administrator account type (local, LDAP user, LDAP group, with auth profile) and the respective parameters:

Parameter

Description

local

Add a local administrator:

  • enabled: enable/disable an administrator account:

    • on

    • off

  • login: administrator login name.

  • description: administrator account description.

  • admin-profile: administrator profile. For more details about creating administrator profiles, see below.

  • password: administrator password.

ldap-user

Add a user from the existing domain (you need to have the LDAP connector configured correctly; for more details, see the Configuring LDAP Connectors section):

  • enabled: enable/disable an administrator account:

    • on

    • off

  • login: the administrator's login name in the domain\user format. When providing this parameter, use the following command structure:

  • connector: the name of a previously configured LDAP connector.

  • description: administrator account description.

  • admin-profile: administrator profile. For more details about creating administrator profiles, see below.

Admin@nodename# create settings administrators administrators ldap-user admin-profile "test profile 1" connector "LDAP connector" description "Admin as domain user" login testd.local\user1 enabled on

ldap-group

Add a user group from the existing domain (you need to have the LDAP connector configured correctly; for more details, see the Configuring LDAP Connectors section):

  • enabled: enable/disable an administrator account:

    • on

    • off

  • login: administrator login name

  • connector: the name of the used LDAP connector.

  • description: administrator account description.

  • admin-profile: administrator profile. For more details about creating administrator profiles, see below.

Admin@nodename# create settings administrators administrators ldap-group admin-profile "test profile 1" connector "LDAP connector" description "Domain admin group" login testd.local\users enabled on

admin-auth-profile

Add an administrator with an auth profile (you need to have the auth servers configured correctly; for more details, see the Configuring Authentication Servers section):

  • enabled: enable/disable an administrator account:

    • on

    • off

  • login: administrator login name.

  • description: administrator account description.

  • admin-profile: administrator profile. For more details about creating administrator profiles, see below.

  • auth-profile: select an auth profile from those created earlier; for more details about auth profiles, see the section Configuring Authentication Profiles.

To edit the profile parameters, use the following command:

Admin@nodename# set settings administrators administrators <admin-type> <admin-login>

The command's parameters are similar to those used for administrator profile creation.

To display information about all administrator accounts, use the following command:

Admin@nodename# show settings administrators administrators

To display information about an individual administrator account, use the following command:

Admin@nodename# show settings administrators administrators <admin-type> <admin-login>

Example of the command execution:

Admin@nodename# show settings administrators administrators ldap-user testd.local\user1 login : testd.local\user1 enabled : on type : ldap_user locked : off admin-profile : test profile 1

To delete an account, use the following command:

Admin@nodename# delete settings administrators administrators <admin-type> <admin-login>

Example of the command:

Admin@nodename# delete settings administrators administrators ldap-user testd.local\user1