SSH Reference Manual

AUTOADDSYSTEMUSERS TRUE
See also
AUTOADDSYSTEMUSERSLIKE, USETEMPLATESYSTEMUSER
AUTOADDSYSTEMUSERSLIKE
Use this parameter to specify a user whose configuration in SSHCTL is used as default configuration when automatic
adding of users to SSHCTL is enabled (i.e. if parameter AUTOADDSYSTEMUSERS has a value of TRUE).
Parameter Syntax
AUTOADDSYSTEMUSERSLIKE <user-name>
Arguments
<user-name>
The name of a user. The user must exist in the SSHCTL at the time a new user tries to logon and
AUTOADDSYSTEMUSERS has a value of TRUE.
Considerations
• Any automatically added user will have the same attributes as the default user, except user name and system-
user.
• In case the parameter AUTOADDSYSTEMUSERSLIKE is set to the name of a user not defined in SSHCTL
and AUTOADDSYSTEMUSERS has a value of TRUE, then any authentication of a new user will be rejected.
Default
If omitted, a user is added with hard-coded default values if AUTOADDSYSTEMUSERS
has a value of TRUE.
Example
AUTOADDSYSTEMUSERSLIKE comf.us
See also
AUTOADDSYSTEMUSERS, USETEMPLATESYSTEMUSER
BACKUPCPU
Use this parameter to run as a NonStop process pair.
Parameter Syntax
BACKUPCPU NONE|ANY|cpu
Arguments
NONE
SSH2 will not run as a process pair.
ANY
SSH2 will run as a NonStop process pair and will automatically select an available CPU for the backup process.
cpu
A number value that represents a CPU on your system. SSH2 will run as a NonStop process pair and will start
the backup process in the specified CPU.
Considerations
64 • Configuring and Running SSH2 HP NonStop SSH Reference Manual