Rename Password - HP NonStop SSH 544701-014 Reference Manual

LAST-USE 20Apr12,20:13
LAST-MODIFIED 20Apr12,20:12
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The fields of the output of INFO PASSWORD have the following meaning:
USER
The system user who owns the password.
LAST-USE
The timestamp of the last usage of the password.
LAST-MODIFIED
The timestamp of the last modification of the password.
STATUS
Whether the password is FROZEN or THAWED.

RENAME PASSWORD

The RENAME PASSWORD command is used to rename a password entry in the SSH database. A password entry can
only be renamed by the SUPER.SUPER user (unless explicitly denied in OBJECTTYPE USER record) or those
configured with full SSHCOM access or by the user who owns the password. The command has the following syntax:
RENAME PASSWORD [<oldusername>:]<oldremoteuser>@<oldtargethost>[:<oldtargetport>],
A password entry with the old password name, identified by the sequence
[<oldusername>:]<oldremoteuser>@<oldtargethost>[:<oldtargetport>]
must exist. The entry with the new password name, identified by
[<newusername>:]<newremoteuser>@<newtargethost>[:<newtargetport>]
must not exist.
The individual attributes have the following meaning and syntax:
<oldusername>
A valid GUARDIAN user who owns the password entry in the user database before renaming it. If <oldusername> is
omitted, either the user being set with a previously issued ASSUME USER command or the issuer of the RENAME
PASSWORD command will be used as the default. If <oldusername> is specified, it MUST be followed by a ':' to
separate it from the password name.
<oldremoteuser>
A user name of the targeted system.
<oldtargethost>
The IP address or the DNS name of the targeted system.
<oldtargetport>
The listening port of the remote SSH server. If this optional attribute is omitted, the default of 22 is used.
<newusername>
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[<newusername>:]<newremoteuser>@<newtargethost>[:<newtargetport>]
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