display access-user as-name

Function

The display access-user as-name command displays information about online users on a specified authentication access device.

Format

display access-user as-name as-name

Parameters

Parameter	Description	Value
as-name	Specifies the name of an authentication access device.	The value is the name of an existing authentication access device.

Views

All views

Default Level

1: Monitoring level

Usage Guidelines

You can run this command to check information about online access users on an authentication control device.

The actual name of an authentication access device may differ from the name displayed on the authentication control device (using the display as all command). When an authentication access device goes online, its name is processed as follows:

If the authentication access device uses the default name, its name is changed to default name-MAC address of the authentication access device on the authentication control device.
If the authentication access device name contains spaces or double quotation masks ("), the spaces are changed to hyphens (-) and the double quotation masks (") are changed to single quotation masks (') on the authentication control device.

Example

# Display information about users on the authentication access device test_as.

<HUAWEI> display access-user as-name test_as 
------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 
 UserID Username                IP address       MAC            Status          
 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 
 16019  fdsa@none               192.168.6.5      00e0-4c88-143f Success        
 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 
 Total: 1, printed: 1

Only letters, digits, and special characters can be displayed for username.

When the value of username contains special characters or characters in other languages except English, the device displays dots (.) for these characters. If there are more than three such consecutive characters, three dots (.) are displayed. Here, the special characters are the ASCII codes smaller than 32 (space) or larger than 126 (~).

**Table 1** Description of the **display access-user as-name** command output
Item	Description
UserID	ID that is assigned to a user after the user goes online.
Username	Name of a user.
IP address	IP address of a user.
MAC	MAC address of a user.
Status	Status of a user.