Juniper MEDIA FLOW MANAGER 2.0.2 - ADMINISTRATOR S GUIDE AND CLI Administrator's Manual page 148

CHAPTER 5 CLI Commands
full-name <name>
nopassword
password [ 0 <cleartext_password> | 7 <encrypted_password> |
<cleartext_password>]
Add or delete (with no) a user account. New users are created initially with admin privileges
and you must manually change those privileges, if desired. To enable a user account, just set
a password on it (or use the nopassword command to enable it with no password required for
login). Removing a user account does not terminate any current sessions that user has open;
it just prevents new sessions from being established. Notes:
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capability <capability>
account if it doesn't exist. Use no to revert the specified user to the default capability,
which is admin privileges. There are three pre-defined capabilities:
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admin
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monitor
changing any configuration.
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unpriv
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ftpuser
namespace creation have this capability.
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disable
does not terminate any current sessions that user has open; it just prevents new sessions
from being established. Optionally, specify a password; this leaves the account as a
whole the same, but forbids login with a password; it is assumed that SSH key access is
used instead. To re-enable the account, the user must un-disable it, and put a password
on it. The no username <userid> disable command prints a message to this effect; it
only exists to avoid stumping users with an apparently irreversible command.
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full-name
circles as the "gecos") on this account.
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nopassword
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password
nothing (and confirm) to set no password for a user.
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0 <cleartext_password>
whereby the system encrypts it using the DES algorithm. This password shows in the
encrypted form with show configuration.
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7 <encrypted_password>
encrypted form in which it is stored in the shadow password file (/etc/shadow). Useful
for show configuration, since the cleartext password cannot be recovered (in
cleartext) after it is set.
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<cleartext_password>
is prompted for the password, with entries obscured, requiring the same string to be
entered twice for confirmation.
Use password 7 <encrypted_password> when setting user passwords; in case you
Tip!
ever need to re-apply a saved configuration, the encrypted user passwords are saved (not so
for cleartext passwords) and can be re-applied with the saved configuration.
show
usernames
users [history [username <username>]]
whoami
148 username
—Change the capabilities for this user account. Creates the
—Full privileges (default); in Enable mode all EXEC commands are available.
—Privileges for reading all data and performing all actions, but not for
—Unprivileged.
—Privileged for FTP transactions only; FTP users auto-created with a
—Disable means of logging in to this account. Note that disabling a user account
—Set or reset to empty string (with no) the full name (referred to in some
—Allow login to this account without a password.
—Set the login password for this user. Enter * (asterisk) to disable login; enter
—Enter a cleartext password; if none is specified, the user
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—Allows the password to be specified in cleartext,
—Allows the password to be provided in the same
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