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domain-name-delimiter

Function

The domain-name-delimiter command configures a domain name delimiter.

The undo domain-name-delimiter command restores the default domain name delimiter.

By default, the domain name delimiter in the AAA view is @, and no delimiter is available in the authentication profile view.

Format

domain-name-delimiter delimiter

undo domain-name-delimiter

Parameters

Parameter Description Value
delimiter Specifies a domain name delimiter of only one bit. The value can only be one of the following characters: \ / : < > | @ ' %.

Views

AAA view, authentication profile view

Default Level

In the AAA view, the default level is management level.

In the authentication profile view, the default level is configuration level.

Usage Guidelines

Usage Scenario

Different AAA servers may use different domain name delimiters. To ensure that an AAA server obtains the correct user name and domain name, configure the same domain name delimiter on the device and the AAA server.

For example, if the domain name delimiter is %, the user name of user1 in the domain dom1 is user1%dom1 or dom1%user1.

Precautions

Before using the domain-name-delimiter command, ensure that no local user exists.

If you run the domain-name-delimiter command in the AAA view, the domain name delimiter is configured globally and the configuration takes effect for all users.

When this command is executed in the authentication profile, the configuration takes effect only after the authentication profile is bound to a VAP profile.

When the command is executed in the AAA view, the configuration takes effect for all users. When the command is executed in the authentication profile, the configuration takes effect for only the users connected to this authentication profile.

Example

# Configure the domain name delimiter as / in the AAA view.

<HUAWEI> system-view
[HUAWEI] aaa
[HUAWEI-aaa] domain-name-delimiter /
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