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display aaa configuration

Function

The display aaa configuration command displays the AAA configurations, for example, the domain, authentication scheme, authorization scheme, and accounting scheme.

Format

display aaa configuration

Parameters

None

Views

All views

Default Level

1: Monitoring level

Usage Guidelines

AAA configurations are limited by system specifications. Before performing AAA configurations, run the display aaa configuration command to check whether there are sufficient resources.

Example

# Display the AAA summary.

<HUAWEI> display aaa configuration
                                                                                
  Domain Name Delimiter            : @                                          
  Domainname parse direction       : Left to right                              
  Domainname location              : After-delimiter                            
  Administrator user default domain: default_admin                              
  Normal user default domain       : default                                    
  Domain                           : total: 129     used: 4                     
  Authentication-scheme            : total: 128     used: 1                     
  Accounting-scheme                : total: 128     used: 1                     
  Authorization-scheme             : total: 128     used: 1                     
  Service-scheme                   : total: 128     used: 2                     
  Recording-scheme                 : total: 64      used: 0                     
  Local-user                       : total: 1000    used: 8                       
  Local-user block retry-interval  : 30 Min(s)
  Local-user block retry-time      : 5
  Local-user block time            : 30 Min(s)
  Remote-access-user block retry-interval : 5 Min(s)           
  Remote-access-user block retry-time     : 30                         
  Remote-access-user block time           : 5 Min(s)       
  Remote-admin-user block retry-interval : 5 Min(s)                       
  Remote-admin-user block retry-time     : 30                     
  Remote-admin-user block time           : 5 Min(s)
  Session timeout invalid enable   : Yes
Table 1 Description of the display aaa configuration command output

Item

Description

Domain Name Delimiter

Domain name delimiter, which can be any of the following characters: \ / : < > | @ ' %. The default domain name delimiter is @.

To configure a domain name delimiter, run the domain-name-delimiter command.

Domain

Number of domains.
  • total: indicates the total number of domains that can be created.
  • used: indicates the number of domains that have been created.

Domainname parse direction

Parsing direction of the domain name.

  • Left to right
  • Right to left

To configure this parameter, run the domainname-parse-direction command.

Domainname location

Domain name location.

  • After-delimiter: The domain name is placed behind the domain name delimiter.
  • Before-delimiter: The domain name is placed before the domain name delimiter.

To configure this parameter, run the domain-location command.

Administrator user default domain

Domain name of administrator users.

Normal user default domain

Domain name of normal users.

Authentication-scheme

Number of authentication schemes.
  • total: indicates the total number of authentication schemes that can be created.
  • used: indicates the number of authentication schemes that have been created.

Accounting-scheme

Number of accounting schemes.
  • total: indicates the total number of accounting schemes that can be created.
  • used: indicates the number of accounting schemes that have been created.

Authorization-scheme

Number of authorization schemes.
  • total: indicates the total number of authorization schemes that can be created.
  • used: indicates the number of authorization schemes that have been created.

Service-scheme

Number of service schemes.
  • total: indicates the total number of service schemes that can be created.
  • used: indicates the number of service schemes that have been created.

Recording-scheme

Number of recording schemes.
  • total: indicates the total number of recording schemes that can be created.
  • used: indicates the number of recording schemes that have been created.

Local-user

Number of local users.
  • total: indicates the total number of local users that can be created.
  • used: indicates the number of local users that have been created.

Local-user block retry-interval

Authentication retry interval of a local account.

To configure this parameter, run the local-aaa-user wrong-password command.

Local-user block retry-time

Maximum number of consecutive authentication failures for a local account.

To configure this parameter, run the local-aaa-user wrong-password command.

Local-user block time

Locking time of a local account.

To configure this parameter, run the local-aaa-user wrong-password command.

Remote-access-user block retry-interval

Authentication retry interval for access users who fail remote authentication.

To configure this parameter, run the access-user remote authen-fail command.

Remote-access-user block retry-time

Maximum number of consecutive authentication failures for access users.

To configure this parameter, run the access-user remote authen-fail command.

Remote-access-user block time

Locking time for access users who fail remote authentication.

To configure this parameter, run the access-user remote authen-fail command.

Remote-admin-user block retry-interval

Authentication retry interval for administrator who fail remote authentication.

To configure this parameter, run the administrator remote authen-fail command.

Remote-admin-user block retry-time

Maximum number of consecutive authentication failures for administrator.

To configure this parameter, run the administrator remote authen-fail command.

Remote-admin-user block time

Locking period for administrator who fail remote authentication.

To configure this parameter, run the administrator remote authen-fail command.

Session timeout invalid enable

  • Yes: The device will not disconnect or reauthenticate users when the RADIUS server delivers session-timeout with value 0.
  • No: The device will disconnect or reauthenticate users when the RADIUS server delivers session-timeout with value 0.

To configure this parameter, run the aaa-author session-timeout invalid-value enable command.

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