3PAR InForm® OS 2.3.1 CLI Administrator's Manual (320-200180 Rev B, February 2010)

4.5
User Accounts
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When you create a user, you can optionally use all in place of a domain_name to specify
privileges over the entire system. In this case, the created user can be assigned a privilege
level of Browse, Edit, Super, or Service.
For additional information about user privilege levels and domains, see the InForm OS
Concepts Guide.
4.1.3 Viewing Users
 To view a list of users, their user classes, and domain associations (if you are using Domains),
issue the
showuser command. Under the Domain column, user’s with privileges over the
entire system are denoted with
all. Otherwise, the domain name to which a user has
specific privileges is displayed. Refer to the InForm OS Command Line Interface Reference
for details about this command.
◆ If you are using Domains, users with Super level privilege can view all system users
across all domains. If you belong to a specific domain, you can only view users within
that particular domain.
◆ If you are not using Domains, the output of the showuser command still displays a
Domain column. By default, users in systems not using Domains fall into the no domain.
For additional details about the
no domain, see the InForm OS Concepts Guide.
4.1.4 Viewing User Connections
 To view users currently connected to your system, including their IP addresses and their
connection information, issue the
showuserconn command. Refer to the InForm OS
Command Line Interface Reference for details about this command.
If you are using Domains, prior to issuing the
showuserconn command, you must first set
the TPDLISTDOM environment variable or the
-listdom global option to display domain
information. If you are working in a Tcl shell, issue the
setclienv listdom 1 command
to set your system output to display domain information. See 3.2.10 Listing Domains on
page 3.15 for further information.
If the
setclienv listdom 1 command is issued when viewing system objects, a Domain
column is displayed. Objects not belonging to any domain (no domain) are displayed with a
dash (
-) under the Domain column. Otherwise, the domain to which the object belongs
appears under the
Domain column.