User Manual

Document Name: Common Commands and Attributes v1.3.0 Revision: 1.2
Format on changing other users password:
ACT PASSWORD [user name]
which will change the password for [user name]. If [user name] is the same as
currently logged in user, this will behave in the same way as changing own
password.
If not being logged in as useradmin, the useradmin password will first be prompted
for, after which the password can be changed.
Example (assuming user is not useradmin):
AVITEC AB> ACT PASSWORD Rutger
User Admin Password: ******
New password should be at least 5 characters long, and preferably contain a
combination of upper and lower case letters and numbers.
Enter new password:
Re-enter new password:
Password changed.
AVITEC AB>
Example (user is useradmin):
USERADMIN> ACT PASSWORD Rutger
New password should be at least 5 characters long, and preferably contain a
combination of upper and lower case letters and numbers.
Enter new password:
Re-enter new password:
Password changed.
Note! For user account omcuname, changing passwords have slightly different
behavior.
Format on changing password when user is omcuname:
ACT PASSWORD [user name] [password]
This will change password of the [user name] instantly.
Example (user is omcuname):
AVITEC AB> ACT PASSWORD Rutger Wibba45Res
Password for Rutger changed successfully.
AVITEC AB>
Note! Changing a user password in the system will cause an alarm to be posted to
the Axell Element Manager informing about the changed password. Alarm message
will not include the password itself, but only inform about the change (except for
when omcuname changes the password).
11.11 USERADMIN
11.11.1 Overview
This command is used to escalate rights and run the system with useradmin rights.
11.11.2 Usage
This command is used to enter the system in as user administrator. Running the
controller with useradmin rights is especially useful when configuring many user
accounts in a row to avoid having to enter the useradmin password for each
administration task being performed.
Format:
USERADMIN
will prompt the user for the useradmin password.
Example:
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