Managing Control Center and NETCONF Users
Managing Control Center Users
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You can list all currently existing users with
ncc user-list
For each user is indicated:
- the user's permission for the account (read/write/admin)
- whether the user is owner
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You can update a user's password with
ncc user-update <user email> --password <new password>
For available options please use
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You can activate a user that was previously deleted or disabled with
ncc user-activate <user email>
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There is also the following command:
ncc user-delete <user email>
By default, this command deactivates the user so that it can no longer log in. However, the user's permissions remain, as does all data created by the user. The user can be reactivated with the
ncc user-activatecommand.The user can be completely removed by adding the
--forceflag. This removes the user from the database along with all related database objects, including measurement results. You are prompted to confirm this action.A user that owns an account cannot be removed. The account owner must first be changed using the
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To create a superuser, use this command:
ncc user-create <email> --password --is-superuser
A superuser has access to all accounts in the system and is the only type of user authorized to perform certain tasks.
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To change the owner of an account, run this command:
ncc account-update <account short name> --owner <user email>
Managing NETCONF Users
These commands (as given here) are all executed from the directory
/opt/netrounds-confd/.
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To create a user "user1" with password "pwd1" in ConfD, run:
./ncc-netconf user create --username=user1 --password=pwd1
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To list all available users in ConfD:
./ncc-netconf user list
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To update the password to "pwd2" for user "user1" in ConfD:
./ncc-netconf user update --username=user1 --password=pwd2
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To delete the user "user1" from ConfD:
./ncc-netconf user delete --username=user1