Specifications

Action Commands 829
Chapter 30
Local Database Commands
The local user database is an internal Wireless LAN switch database for
authenticating users. If using an external RADIUS server for authentication,
the internal database is not required.
local-userdb...
Variations:
z local-userdb add username <user name> password <password> [disable]
[email <address>] [role <role name>]
Add a user to the local user database. The user is initially enabled unless the
disable option is used.
z local-userdb del username <user name>
Delete the named user from the local user database.
z local-userdb del-all
Delete all users from the local user database.
z local-userdb export <file name>
Save the local user database to the specified file. Once saved, the copy com-
mand can be used to transfer the file. to another location (see page 822).
z local-userdb fix-database
This command deletes and re-initializes the local database. Use with caution,
save the database using the local-userdb export command, see above.
z local-userdb import <file name>
Import the named file for use as the new local user database. This requires a
valid database file downloaded into the Wireless LAN switch (see the copy com-
mand on page 822).
z local-userdb modify username <user name> [disable|enable] [email <address>]
[password <password>] [role <role name>]
Modify the properties of an existing user entry in the local user database. Use
this to enable or disable the user, or to update the user’s e-mail address, pass-
word, or role.
Parameters:
user name Specify the login name for the user.
password Specify the login password for the user.
address Optional. Specify the e-mail address for the user.
role name Specify the role applied to the user upon successful
authentication. The role can be associated with various
Access Control Lists (ACLs) to determine the privilege level
of the user.
file name The name of the database file to export or import.