Working in the CLI
Using permit_objlist to Allow a User to Create Objects
The
user
context
permit_objlist
command has the following syntax for assigning the
create
permission to a user:
permit_objlist create
type
{default |
objlist_name
}
l
This form of the
permit_objlist
command allows the user to
create
objects of the spe-
cified
type
. The command arguments for assigning permission to objects in an object list
are as follows:
l
type
-
One of the following object types:
cert
,
cluster
,
crl
,
geocluster
,
geosite
,
port
,
server
,
srvpool
,
subnet
,
user
,
vlan
.
l
default
-
Specifies that objects created by this user will only be visible to the user creating
the object and any user with the
admin
flag set.
l
objlist_name -
Specifies that the user can supply the given object list name as an argu-
ment when creating objects of the specified
type
. An entry for the created object is placed
in the object list. Objects created in this manner will be visible to other users who have per-
mission to use this object list.
For example, the following command executed in the global context allows
user1
to create
servers that other non-admin users cannot access:
eqcli > user user1 permit_objlist create server default
The following command allows
user1
to create servers and specify the
objlist1
object list when
creating a server, thus adding the new server to
objlist1
:
eqcli > user user1 permit_objlist create server objlist1
User Permissions Assigned on Object Creation
When an object is created, the user creating the object is given
read
,
write
, and
delete
permissions for the object.
Displaying User Information
In the
user
context, a
show
command displays the user settings for
duration
and
flags
, followed
by the user permission list.
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