For NetEngine 8000 F1A:
display user [ state { active | block } | domain domain-name | name user-name | authentication-type { ppp | ftp | ssh | telnet | terminal | mml | qx | snmp | vlan-binding | vlan-web | 802.1x | x25-pad | tunnel | http } | user-group user-groupname ]
For NetEngine 8000 F2A:
display user [ state { active | block } | domain domain-name | name user-name | authentication-type { ppp | ftp | ssh | telnet | terminal | mml | qx | snmp | http } | user-group user-groupname ]
Parameter | Description | Value |
---|---|---|
state |
Specifies the status of a local user. |
- |
active |
Displays information about users in the active state. |
- |
block |
Displays information about users in the blocking state. |
- |
domain domain-name |
Specifies the domain name of a local user. |
The value is a string of 1 to 64 case-sensitive characters, spaces not supported. |
name user-name |
Specifies a user name. The value is case-insensitive in the format of user name@domain name. Neither the user name nor domain name can contain the slash (/), backslash (\), colon (:), question mask (?), quotation mask ("), vertical bar (|), or the @ sign. |
The value is a string of 1 to 253 case-sensitive characters, spaces not supported. |
authentication-type |
Displays information about users of a specific service type. |
- |
ppp |
Displays information about PPP users. |
- |
ssh |
Displays information about SSH users. |
- |
telnet |
Displays information about Telnet users, which usually refers to the network administrator. |
- |
snmp |
Displays information about SNMP users. |
- |
http |
Displays information about HTTP users. |
- |
user-group user-groupname |
Specifies the name of a user group. |
The value is a string of 1 to 32 case-sensitive characters, spaces not supported. |
ftp |
Displays information about FTP users. |
- |
terminal |
Displays information about terminal users. |
- |
mml |
Displays information about MML users. |
- |
qx |
Displays information about QX users. |
- |
vlan-binding |
Displays information about VLAN users. |
- |
vlan-web |
Displays information about web users of a VLAN. |
- |
802.1x |
Displays information about 802.1X users. |
- |
x25-pad |
Displays information about x25-pad users. |
- |
tunnel |
Displays information about tunnel users. |
- |
Usage Scenario
To view attributes of users in the local AAA server view, run the display user command. The attributes include the user name, access type, user group to which the user belongs, the maximum number of connections, and the number of online users.
In VS mode, this command is supported only by the admin VS.
The actual command output varies according to the device. The command output here is only an example.
<HUAWEI> display user name aaa
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Username : aaa
Password : ******
Original password : No
Password set time : 2004-11-17 11:35:17
Password expired : -
User aged : -
Aging start time : -
User expired : -
Continue failed : 0
Continue period : 0
Fail times : 3
Block interval : 5 (minutes)
Reactive left mins: 0
Last used : -
Last IpAddr : -
Latest failed : 0
State : Active
User locked : No
Service type : All
ACL-number : -
User-CAR : -
Idle-cut : Yes
Access-limit : No
Online-number : 0
MAC-address : -
User-level : -
User group name : manage-ug
FTP-directory : -
Call-number : -
Callback-check : Yes
Callback-number : -
QOS-Profile : -
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
<HUAWEI> display user authentication-type telnet
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Username State Type Car Access-limit Online AdminLevel UsergroupId
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
wxp123 Active TS Dft No 0 - -
test123 Active TS Dft No 0 - -
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total 2, 2 printed
Item | Description |
---|---|
Username | Name of a local user. |
Password | Password of the local user. |
Password set time | Time when the password of the local user is updated. |
Password expired | Whether the password of the local user is expired. |
Original password | Whether the password of the local user is an initial password. |
User aged | Whether the local user ages out. |
User expired | Whether the configuration of the local user is expired. |
User locked | Whether the local user is locked. |
User group name | Name of the user group where the local user resides. |
Aging start time | Time when the local user starts aging out. |
Continue failed | Number of consecutive login failures for the local user. |
Continue period | Period from the first local user login failure till now. |
Fail times | Number of authentication failures allowed for the local user, displayed only when the user status is Block. |
Block interval | Blocking interval. |
Reactive left mins | Remaining time for the local user to re-activate, in minutes. |
Last used | Last login time for the local user. |
Last IpAddr | IP address for the last local user login. |
Latest failed | Number of most recent login attempts. |
State | Status of the local user. |
Service type | Access type of the local user. |
ACL-number | Filter criteria for local user access. |
User-CAR | Traffic control level of the local user. |
Idle-cut | Whether the local user is configured with idle-cut. |
Access-limit | Maximum number of access users. |
Online-number | Number of online local users. |
MAC-address | MAC address of the local user. |
User-level | Level of the local user. |
FTP-directory | FTP directory for the local user. |
Call-number | ISDN caller number of the local user. |
Callback-check | Callback authentication attribute of the local user. |
Callback-number | Callback number of the local user. |
QOS-Profile | QoS template name of the local user. |
Type | Access type of the local user. |
Car | Traffic control level of the local user. |
Online | Number of online local users. |
AdminLevel | Level of the local user. |
UsergroupId | Index of the user group where the local user resides. |