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v The user is a member of a user group, but the user group does not define access
In these cases, the domain command defines access through all interfaces
(WebGUI, command line, XML Management interface).
With access policies in the user group, the domain command can limit access to
specific application domains from the command line only, not the WebGUI or XML
Management interface.
v To add the user as a member of a user group, use the group command.
v To apply access across all interfaces, enforce the RBM policy on the command
Related Commands
apply-cli (RBM Setting), group
Examples
v Limits access for the gharrison User object to the engineering domain.
group
Associates an account with a group.
Syntax
group name
Parameters
name
Guidelines
Refer to the name command for information on creating User Groups.
Related Commands
access-level, password, name
password
Assigns a password to a new account, or changes the password of an existing
account.
Syntax
password password
Parameters
password
722
Command Reference
policies.
line with the RBM Settings apply-cli command.
# user gharrison
Modify User configuration
# domain engineering
#
Specifies the name of an existing User Group object.
Specifies the password for the account. A password can contain only
printable characters and must be 5 to 20 characters in length.
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