Account Function; Set User Account Operation - HP XP20000/XP24000 Reference Manual

5 Account Function

Set User Account Operation

user-name,xx,YYYY/MM/DD,HH:MM:SS.xxx,00:00,[Account],Set User Account,,Normal end,,,Seq=xxxxx
+Operation=Change
+{UserID,Authority,SLPRNo,WritePermission,ReadPermission,AccountFlag}=
-[{use001,Administrator,65535,FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
FFFFFFFFFF
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF,-,Enable},
-{use002,User,1,-,-,Disable}]Num. of Users=2
[Account]
Account function
Set User Account
Set User Account operation
Normal end
The operation has ended normally.
Seq.=xxxxxx
Sequence number of log information (0000000000 to 4294967295)
Detailed Information
Detailed information displays for this operation, as shown in
Table 12 Set User Account Operation
Item
Operation
UserID
Authority
SLPRNo
WritePermission
ReadPermission
AccountFlag
Num. of Users
The write and read permissions for each function correspond to the bit position when a hexadecimal
number appears in the binary number. A user has read/write permissions when the function name's
bit is on.
For example, when the write permission information (hexadecimal) is
000000000000000000000000000000(snip)000101, the information will be (512th bit)
Description
The setting operation of the user account.
Add: add user account. Change: change, Delete: delete. PassChg: change password
The user ID.
The authority of the user. A dash (-) appears when nothing is changed.
Administrator (Modification authority of account administrator roll): Administrative right.
User: users right
The SLPR number of the user. A dash (-) appears when nothing is changed.
65535: Storage administrator. 1 to 31: Storage partition administrator
The write permission for each function appears as a hexadecimal character string. If a
hexadecimal number is indicated for the binary number, a bit position will describe the
relationship between each function and its write permissions. (see
A dash (-) appears when nothing is changed.
The read permission for each function appears as a hexadecimal character string. If a
hexadecimal number is indicated for the binary number, a bit position will describe the
relationship between each function and its read permissions. (see
A dash (-) appears when nothing is changed.
Indicates whether the user account is enabled or disabled.
Disable or Enable will appear.
The number of users.
Table 12 (page 39).
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Table 13 (page
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