Chapter 3. Command Reference

 

user remove username

 

removes a user account.

 

 

 

Using conf t user

add a new

Use configure terminal user add to add a new user. In this example, the user kwalker is added with

user

the password tap2-tap2:

 

hostname# cft user add kwalker -role super -password tap2-tap2

enable a user

Use cft user enable to enable a user who has been locked. In this example, the account kwalker is

who has been

enabled:

locked out

 

 

hostname# cft user enable kwalker

disable a user

Use cft user no enable to disable a user. In this example, the account kwalker is disabled:

 

hostname# cft user no enable kwalker

change

Use cft user options security-levelto change the security checking options. In this example, the

security

security level is changed to Level 2:

checking level

 

 

hostname# cft user options security-level 2

disable or lockout account after action is attempted many times

disable an account when it expires

Use cft user option attempt-actionto set the option to disable or lockout an account after repeated and invalid attempts.

hostname# cft user option attempt-action disable

hostname# cft user option attempt-action lockout

Use cft user option expire-action disable to set the option to disable an account when the password expires.

 

hostname# cft user option expire-action disable

expire a user

Use cft user option expire-action expire to set the option to expire an account when the password

when account

expires.

expires

 

 

hostname# cft user option expire-action expire

notify a user

Use cft user option expire-action notify to set the option to notify a user when the password expires.

when account

 

expires

hostname# cft user option expire-action notify

expire an

Use cft user option expire-periodto cause accounts to expire after a set number of days. In this

account after

example, this option will expire accounts after 10 days.

10 days

 

 

hostname# cft user option expire-period 10

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