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Command Usage, enable, --user <service | root&gt

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User This set of CLI commands allow you to manage the service and root accounts by enabling or disabling these accounts, and display the list of current active users on a DR4000 system. Command Usage • user --show • user --enable [options] • user --disable [options] • user --help --show To display the current set of active users on a DR4000 system, enter the example command string at the system prompt: administrator@mydr4000 > user --show User Name ========= administrator root Terminal ======== pts/0 pts/1 Login Time Sep 29 16:24 (acme-eng.storage.local) Sep 29 15:05 (acme-sales.storage.local) --enable, --user To enable the service or root user account on a DR4000 system, enter the example command string at the system prompt: administrator@mydr4000 > user --enable --user root "root" user enabled NOTE: After using Restore Manager, only the administrator account remains enabled (all other system accounts are disabled). For example, if you had previously enabled a root user before using Restore Manager, you must re-enable the account by using this CLI command string. 60 Managing the DR4000 System

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Managing the DR4000 System
User
This set of CLI commands allow you to manage the service and root accounts
by enabling or disabling these accounts, and display the list of current active
users on a DR4000 system.
Command Usage
•
user --show
•
user --enable [options]
•
user --disable [options]
•
user --help
--show
To display the current set of active users on a DR4000 system, enter the
example command string at the system prompt:
administrator@mydr4000 > user --show
User Name
Terminal
Login Time
=========
======== ===========
administrator
pts/0
Sep 29 16:24
(acme-eng.storage.local)
root
pts/1
Sep 29 15:05
(acme-sales.storage.local)
--enable, --user <service | root>
To enable the service or root user account on a DR4000 system, enter the
example command string at the system prompt:
administrator@mydr4000 > user --enable --user root
"root" user enabled
NOTE:
After using
Restore Manager
, only the administrator account remains
enabled (all other system accounts are disabled). For example, if you had previously
enabled a root user before using
Restore Manager
, you must re-enable the account
by using this CLI command string.