HP 3PAR StoreServ 7400 2-node HP 3PAR Command Line Interface Administrator& - Page 53
CLI User Name Restrictions Using SSH, New Users, Existing Users, Accessing the CLI Using SSH
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• Data integrity. Integrity checking is executed to verify that data has not been altered during transmission from sender to receiver. • Server authentication. The system can be authenticated using the public key authentication scheme. The system's public key can be stored on client machines, allowing the SSH client to compare the key presented by the system to the key stored on the client machine. CLI User Name Restrictions Using SSH There are several CLI user names that are reserved for use by HP. Reserved names are as follows: • root • daemon • bin • console • nobody • sshd • telnetd • sys • sync • man • proxy • list New Users When creating a new user, specify a new user name that is not on the reserved name list. Existing Users To delete a user, issue the removeuser command. cli% removeuser pw1 User removed In the previous example, a user with the reserved user name of pw1 is removed. To create a new user, issue the createuser command. cli% createuser ROOT1 all edit In the previous example, new user ROOT1 is created. See the HP 3PAR Command Line Interface Reference for complete information about these commands. Accessing the CLI Using SSH NOTE: The following screen examples display output for UNIX systems. Windows screens are identical, with DOS prompts replacing UNIX prompts. A total of 16 connections are allowed at one time. To access the CLI using SSH: SSH 53