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v The reset domain command deletes all configured objects in the domain but
v The no domain command deletes all configured objects in the domain, deletes
Related Commands
domain
Examples
v Resets the Test domain while in the default domain.
v Resets the Test domain while in the Test domain.
reset username
Re-enables a locked out account.
Syntax
reset username account [password]
Parameters
account
password
Guidelines
The reset username command allows a privileged administrator to re-enable an
account after lockout. If the invocation does not include the password, the interface
prompts for the password. In either case, the interface prompts for confirmation of
the password.
After an administrator re-enables the account, the administrator needs to send the
owner of the account the new password. The next time the owner of the account
logs in, the interface prompts for a new password. This password must comply
with the corporate password policy.
When the appliance is in Common Criteria mode, the password set by the
administrator and the new password provided by the user on initial login after the
account is re-enabled must meet the following criteria:
v Be at least six characters in length
v Contain at least one nonalphanumeric character
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Command Reference
retains the configuration of the domain and all files in the local: directory.
all files in the domain, and deletes the configuration of the domain itself.
# reset domain Test
Resetting 'Test' will delete all services configured within the domain!
Do you want to continue? [y/n]:y
Domain reset successfully.
#
[Test]# reset domain
reset domain
Resetting 'Test' will delete all services configured within the domain!
Do you want to continue? [y/n]:y
Domain reset successfully.
[Test]#
Specifies the name of the user account to reset.
Optional. Specifies the new, temporary password for the account.
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