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E Managing Traits at the Console
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To remove him from blacklist status:
NRCS-A# utraits danielmi -b
1 user records modified
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You can change more than one trait at a time. For instance, to give this user keyboard 3 and
make SHOW.RUNDOWN his destination queue, type what appears in bold:
NRCS-A# utraits danielmi key 3 dest show.rundown +localonly
1 user record modified
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Changing a User’s Password
To change Smith’s password to changeme:
1. Enter superuser mode at the console.
2. Type the utraits command using the following format:
utraits <username> password <newpassword>
For instance,
NRCS-A# utraits smith password changeme
1 user records modified
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Since everything you type at the console is recorded in console history, consider using
the force command to require the user to change their password the next time they log
in. This will help prevent someone from using passwords obtained from the console
history.
For users who do not change their passwords, as instructed, use the force console command
to require them to change passwords at their next login. The following is the force console
command format:
force <user or group names>
The most common way to use this command is to require a particular user or users to change
their password the next time they log in.