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Quantum DXi-Series Command Line Interface (CLI) Guide
6-67081-09 Rev B
February 2014
Utility CLI Commands
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Note:
For security reasons, all HTML and script tags will be removed from the
text before storing it on the system. Only <b>, <i>, and <p> tag are
allowed.
CLI command options:
•
--set:
Sets the security banner for the system.
•
--txtfile:
Name of the file containing the security banner's text.
Getting the Number of
Failed Login Attempts
syscli --getcount failedlogin --user <user_name> [--terse]
This CLI allows the user to get the number of failed login attempts preceding the
current login.
CLI command options:
•
--getcount:
Gets number of failed login attempts.
•
--user:
UserName
•
--terse:
if specified, only the number of failed login attempts will be
displayed in the output.
Enabling or Disabling
Administrative Activity
Log
syscli --set adminlog --enabled | --disabled
This CLI allows the admin user to enable or disable the administrative activity
log. If enabled, all user activities changing the system's state will be logged.
--set
: Allows the admin user to enable or disable the administrative activity log.
Getting Status for the
Administrative Activity
Log
syscli --getstatus adminlog
This CLI displays the status of user administrative activity. User administrative
activities are logged only if the status is enabled.
--getstatus
: Displays the status of user administrative activity.
Listing the
Administrative Log
Activity
syscli --list adminlog [--start <start_entry>] [--count <num_entries>] [--
sort id|username|date|action|category|role|origin|description [--
direction asc|desc]]]) [--xml <file_name>]
This CLI allows the user to selectively display all user administrative activity
within the last 90 days.
CLI command options:
--list
: Displays all user administrative activity within the last 90 days.
--start
: Starting entry from the table. Value must be > 0
--count
: Number of entries to display. Value must be > 0
--sort
: Name of the column to be sorted.