HP Systems Insight Manager 7.1 Command Line Interface Guide

mxuser -r username
mxuser -r -g usergroupname
mxuser -r -f filename
mxuser -r -gf -f filename
mxuser [-l d|f|n|t] [ username... ]
mxuser [-l dg|fg|ng|tg] [ usergroupname... ]
mxuser -lf [-b encoding ] [ username... ]
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The following commands are retained for backward compatibility.
mxuser -a username -d description -p full|limited|none|+T|-T -C
authorization_source_user
usergroupname -d description -p full|limited|none|+T| -T -C
authorization_source_user
mxuser -m username -d description -p full|limited|none|+T|-T
mxuser -m -g usergroupname -d description -p full|limited|none|+T|-T
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This command does not list the authorizations assigned to a user. See mxauth(1M) for more
information.
Description
The mxuser command enables you to manage user IDs and user groups. You must be an
administrative rights user to add or remove users, or to modify existing information. Any user can
list user information.
• mxuser -a username [-d description ] [-p
full|CMSSecurity|limited|none|+T|-T] [-C authorization_source_user
]
mxuser -a -g usergroupname [-d description ] [-p
full|CMSSecurity|limited|none|+T|-T] [-C authorization_source_user
]
mxuser -a -f filename
mxuser -a -gf -f filename
These commands allow a user or user group with administrative rights or CMSSecurity rights
to add a new user or group. A full rights user may optionally grant or deny full, CMSSecurity
or limited configuration rights to the new user or group. Full rights enables a user or user group
full access to HP SIM. With limited configuration rights and no configuration rights, users are
only allowed access to the listing options of HP SIM commands. In addition to listing, limited
configuration rights users can create tools with mxtool (1M).
If you do not specify full rights or CMSSecurity rights for a new user or user group, the default
setting is limited configuration rights. Additionally, this command enables a full rights user or
CMSSecurity rights user to assign the authorizations of an existing user or group to the new
user or group. For more information about authorizations, see mxauth(1M).
mxuser -a -f filename and mxuser -a -gf -f filename allow you to add
multiple users and user groups by specifying a file containing the required information. The
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