ADC CLI Commands

authentication-protectedUserAction

The following operations can be performed on “authentication-protectedUserAction”:

add rm set unset show

add authentication protectedUserAction

Adds an action to be used for protected user authentication.

Synopsis

add authentication protectedUserAction -realmStr [-maxConcurrentUsers ]

Arguments

name Name of the action to configure.

realmStr Kerberos Realm.

maxConcurrentUsers Max number of concurrent users allowed. Default value: 8 Minimum value: 1 Maximum value: 512

rm authentication protectedUserAction

Removes a protected user authentication action. You cannot remove an action that is used in any part of a policy.

Synopsis

rm authentication protectedUserAction

Arguments

name Name of the protected user authentication action to remove.

Example

rm authentication protectedUserAction a1

set authentication protectedUserAction

Modifies the attributes of an existing protected user authentication action.

Synopsis

set authentication protectedUserAction [-realmStr ] [-maxConcurrentUsers ]

Arguments

name Name of the action to configure.

realmStr Kerberos Realm.

maxConcurrentUsers Max number of concurrent users allowed. Default value: 8 Minimum value: 1 Maximum value: 512

unset authentication protectedUserAction

Use this command to remove authentication protectedUserAction settings.Refer to the set authentication protectedUserAction command for meanings of the arguments.

Synopsis

unset authentication protectedUserAction [-maxConcurrentUsers]

show authentication protectedUserAction

Displays information about the configured protected user authentication action.

Synopsis

show authentication protectedUserAction []

Arguments

name Name of the protected user authentication action to display. If a name is not provided, information about all actions is shown.

Output

realmStr Kerberos Realm.

maxConcurrentUsers Maximum number of ConcurrentUsers allowed. Default value is 8. Max value is 512

devno count stateflag _nextgenAPIResource

authentication-protectedUserAction