User Manual

Document Name: Common Commands and Attributes v1.3.0 Revision: 1.2
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meaning that there are 3 user accounts currently configured in the system, not
including the useradmin and omcuname accounts.
11.5 UAI - User Account Item
11.5.1 Overview
This gives information about a certain user account in the system, including access
level.
11.5.2 Usage
Reading the User Account Items it is possible to get information about all users
added to the system.
Format:
GET UAI <ItemNo>
reads user account entry number <ItemNo> from the user account list, where first
account is 1. <ItemNo> might be from 1 to value replied by GET UAC.
Reply format:
<User Name> <Access Level>
where <User Name> is the login username and <Access Level> replies ReadOnly or
ReadWrite, depending on user previleges.
Note! If no log entry exists in log at this position, a single '-' (dash) is replied.
Example:
GET UAI 5
Reply:
Arthur ReadWrite
which means that user Arthur has ReadWrite access to the system.
11.6 ACT USERADD
11.6.1 Overview
This attribute is used to add users to the system.
11.6.2 Usage
Attribute type: Write-Only Action
This attribute is used to add a user to the system. Only users “useradmin” and
“omcuname” are allowed to administer users on the system.
Any other user will be prompted for the “useradmin” password when launching
ACT USERADD.
The system has an upper limit for how many user accounts can be added to the
system. Please refer to attribute MNU (Max Number of Users) for details.
Format:
ACT USERADD [-rw] <user name>
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