Chapter Two: Command Set
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NAS User / Group Configuration These commands allow viewing and configuration of the NAS Users and groups accounts.
Note: Known Issue: As iTX software supports enabling of ADS and NIS simultaneously, the user/group
list retrieved will be given for both instead of singly.
Command Argument Description
add ug -t/--type {user}
-u/--username <user name>
-i/--id <userid (optional)>
-p/--passwd <password(optional)>
-f/--fullname <Full name>
-x/--xml
For example: add –t user –u user1 –p password –f
“User 1” ug
Adds a user. If password is not
entered in command line, it will be
prompted for.
Username is case-sensitive, must
be alphanumeric, and 8 -32
characters .
add ug -t/--type {group}
-g/--groupname <group name>
-i/--id <group id (optional)>
-x/--xml
Adds a group. Group name is case-
sensitive, must be alphanumeric,
and 8 -32 characters.
delete ug -t/--type {user}
-u/--username <username>
-x/--xml
Deletes the given user.
get ug -t/--type {user/group}
-s/--section {local/ads/nis/all}
-c/--count
-x/--xml
For example: get -t user -i -u test1 ug
Displays the count of users / groups
of specified type.
list ug -t/--type {user/group}
-s/--section (local/ads/nis/all)
-x/--xml
For example: list -t user -s all ug
Displays the specified list of users /
groups and their info.
get ug -t/--type {group}
-i/--info
-g/--groupname <groupname>
-x/--xml
For example: get –t group –I –g groupA ug
Displays the group info.
get ug -t/--type {user}
-i/--info
-u/--username <username>
-x/--xml
Displays the specified user’s info.
set ug -t/--type { user}
-u/--username <username>
-p/--passwd <password>
-f/--fullname <fullname>
-x/--xml
For exmaple: set -t user -u test1 -p test1 -f
test1 ug
Changes the user info to given
values for password and/or full
name.
list ug -t/--type {group}
-g/--groupname <groupname>
-x/--xml
Displays the users present in a
particular group.
delete ug -t/--type {group}
-g/--groupname <groupname>
-x/--xml
Deletes the given group.
delete ug -t/--type {group}
-g/--groupname <groupname>
-u/--username <username>
-x/--xml
For example: cli delete –t group –g groupA –u
user1 ug
Deletes the given user from the
specified group.