uniadd LOGIN

This command adds or updates user Logins to the UVMS tables.

Syntax:

uniadd LOGIN -login <val> –pwd <val> -pwdfile <val> [-help] [-label <val>] [-offline] [-override] [-type <val>]

• -help

  Optional. Displays the command online help

• -label <val>

  Optional. Login label

• -login <val>

  Mandatory. Login name
  The login and password can only contain the following characters:
  ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789!#&'()+,-.:;>=<?@[]_{|}~

• -offline

  Mandatory to execute the command if the Univiewer Management Server is stopped. (internal database only).

• -override

  Optional. Force Login update if it already exists

• -pwd <val>

  Mandatory if -pwdfile is not used. Incompatible with -pwdfile. Login password.
  The login and password can only contain the following characters:
  ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789!#&'()+,-.:;>=<?@[]_{|}~

• -pwdfile <val>

  Mandatory if -pwd is not used. Incompatible with -pwd. Login password file (only for internal mode).
  - The password is encrypted.
  - The login password file used for this option is generated with "uniencryptpwd" command.

• -type <val>

  Optional. Login type: internal or LDAP. Several values are possible (not case sensitive):

  • I: internal. (default)
  • L: LDAP (external).

The new Login authentication type depends on the authentication type of the UVMS. If internal, the new Login will be declared as an internal Login (password required). If external, the new Login will be declared as an external Login (no password required). Note that, when using this command to create an external Login, the presence of the Login in the LDAP registry is not verified.

Example 1:

uniadd login -login eca -pwd abcde

Adding login eca

User eca successfully added.

Example 2:

uniadd login -login eca -pwdfile "C:\temp\pwd"

Adding login eca

User eca successfully added.