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7.4
Command Line Interface Reference InForm OS Version 2.2.4
COMMAND
checkpassword
DESCRIPTION
The checkpassword command displays authentication and authorization details using LDAP.
This command is used to display the details of how the system authenticates a user and
determines a user's privilege level. Given the number of parameters that can be set with the
setauthparam command and the various ways authentication might fail from incorrectly set
parameters, the
checkpassword command is valuable for debugging authentication failures.
SYNTAX
checkpassword [<user>]
AUTHORITY
Super
SPECIFIER
<user>
If the <user> parameter is not specified, then the current user is used.
RESTRICTIONS
Only those users with Super privileges can specify <user> names other than their own.
EXAMPLES
The following example displays the authentication and authorization of user User1:
■ The output of the checkpassword command is a series of information statements, each
starting with a (
+) that indicates the steps the system is using to authenticate the user and
determine the privilege level.
NOTE: You need access to all domains in order to run this command.
cli% checkpassword User1
password:
+ attempting authentication and authorization using system-local data
user User1 is authenticated and authorized
- 3PAR InForm 1
- OS 2.2.4 1
- Command Line Interface 1
- Reference 1
- OpenSSL License Materials 4
- Original SSLeay License 5
- Other Open Source Materials 6
- Trademarks 7
- Table of Contents 10
- 4 Add Command 11
- 5 Admit Commands 11
- 12 Dismiss Commands 13
- 13 Free Command 13
- 14 Grow Commands 13
- 15 Hist Commands 13
- 16 Locate Commands 14
- 17 Move Commands 14
- 18 Promote Commands 14
- 19 Remove Commands 14
- 20 Service Commands 15
- 21 Set Commands 15
- 22 Show Commands 16
- 23 Shutdown Commands 18
- 24 Start Commands 18
- 25 Stat Commands 18
- 26 Stop Commands 19
- 27 Sync Command 19
- 28 Tune Commands 19
- 29 Update Commands 19
- 30 Upgrade Commands 19
- 31 Wait Command 20
- IX Index 20
- RH Revision History 20
- Introduction 21
- 1.1 Audience 22
- 1.2 User Interfaces 22
- 1.4 Related Documentation 23
- 1.5 Organization 24
- Organization 25
- 1.6 Typographical Conventions 26
- 1.7 Advisories 26
- Advisories 27
- CLI Command Syntax and 29
- Conventions 29
- 2.1 Syntax and Conventions 30
- 2.2 Syntax Rules 31
- 2.3 Glob-Style Pattern 32
- DESCRIPTION 33
- AUTHORITY 33
- SUBCOMMANDS 33
- 2.6 Exit Status 34
- Commands Quick 35
- 3.1 Overview 36
- Domain Management Commands 37
- 3.4.1 Alerts 38
- 3.4.2 Events 38
- Help and Utility Commands 39
- 3.6 Task Management Commands 40
- 3.7 LDAP Management Commands 40
- 3.9.1 Firmware Versions 41
- 3.9.2 Node Date Information 41
- 3.9.3 Node Properties 42
- 3.9.4 Node EEPROM Log 42
- 3.9.7 Port Information 44
- 3.9.8 Battery Management 45
- 3.9.9 System Manager 45
- 3.10.1 Chunklet Statistics 46
- 3.10.3 Node CPU Statistics 47
- 3.10.5 Link Statistics 47
- 3.10.7 Port Statistics 48
- 3.10.8 System Tuner 49
- 3.11 Preserved Data Commands 50
- 3.12 Replication Commands 51
- Replication Commands 52
- 3.13 Service Commands 54
- 3.13.3 System Upgrade 55
- 3.14 SNMP Agent Commands 56
- 3.15 CIM Server Commands 57
- 3.16 Sparing Commands 57
- 3.17 SSH Access Commands 58
- 3.18 User Management Commands 59
- 3.19.2 Host Management 60
- Volume Management Commands 61
- 3.19.5 Template Management 63
- Add Command 67
- Admit Commands 71
- Cancel Command 81
- Check Commands 85
- CLI Command 97
- Compact Commands 101
- Control Commands 107
- ■ Relocation of chunklets 112
- –f option 125
- Create Commands 127
- createtpvv 11.56 128
- createuser 11.59 128
- createvlun 11.61 128
- createvv 11.64 128
- createvvcopy 11.68 128
- ■ For createcpg: 152
- ◆ KB = 1024 bytes 152
- ◆ MB = 1048576 bytes 152
- ◆ GB = 1073741824 bytes 152
- RESTRICTIONS 156
- EXAMPLES 156
- Dismiss Commands 197
- System2: 200
- Free Command 203
- Grow Commands 207
- For this command: 220
- KB = 1024 bytes 220
- MB = 1048576 bytes 220
- GB = 1073741824 bytes 220
- Hist Commands 221
- <port_list> 237
- Locate Commands 251
- ■ To locate a drive magazine: 252
- ■ To locate a port: 252
- Move Commands 257
- Promote Commands 271
- Remove Commands 275
- removeuser 19.27 276
- removeuserconn 19.29 276
- removevlun 19.31 276
- removevv 19.33 276
- NOT be removed 277
- ■ removevv [options] -stale 307
- Service Commands 311
- ■ servicehost list 315
- Set Commands 323
- -https enable 339
- -httpsport <int> 339
- SPECIFIERS 339
- ■ setdate –tzlist [group] 349
- ■ setdate –tz <tzname> 349
- Engineering: 354
- policy should be 382
- Table 21-5. Event Log Levels 391
- Show Commands 407
- ■ Model. The battery model 416
- ■ ID. The domain ID 437
- ■ Domain. The domain name 437
- –oneline option: 444
- <pattern> 450
- of the logical disk, in MB 466
- Full or Half 509
- AutoNeg 509
- ■ showportlesb reset 518
- ■ ID. The device ID 522
- ■ Chnk. The chunklet number 542
- ■ showuser -k 563
- ■ Username. Your user name 564
- ■ User. Your user name 565
- -ports <port_list> 574
- Shutdown Commands 593
- –f option is specified: 595
- Start Commands 599
- Stat Commands 607
- <meas> 610
- ◆ Eth - Ethernet 619
- ◆ iSCSI - iSCSI 619
- Stop Commands 659
- is run later 664
- Sync Command 665
- Group1 should be 667
- Tune Commands 669
- command 677
- Update Commands 689
- –d <task_id>: 691
- Upgrade Commands 695
- Wait Command 701
- Revision History 717
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