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Systemwalker Operation Manager  Reference Guide
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2.9 mpadduser Command [UNIX]

Synopsis

mpadduser -o OS user name [-d description] [-a] username

Description

This command registers an Operation Manager user to Systemwalker Operation Manager.

Options

-o OS user name

Specify an OS user to be assigned to the Operation Manager user. When registering an administrator, specify a system administrator (superuser) name. When registering a non-administrator, specify a general user name. When the -a option is specified, you cannot register administrators by specifying any general user names in this option. When the -a option is not specified (registering a non-administrator), you cannot register any non-administrators by specifying any system administrator (superuser) names in this option.

-d description

Specified to describe the Operation Manager user to be registered. This option can be omitted.

-a

Specified to register an Operation Manager user as an administrator. The administrator has the update right for all the projects. The OS user assigned to an administrator is a system administrator (superuser).

If this operation is not specified, a general user is registered.

username

Specify the Operation Manager user name to be registered within 20 bytes.

The Operation Manager user named "root" cannot be specified because it is created at installation.

Return Values

Return value

Meaning

0

Normal termination

Value other than 0

Abnormal termination

Reference

mpdeluser, mpmoduser, mpsetpasswd, mpusers

Command Location

Solaris
HP-UX
AIX
Linux

Systemwalker installation directory/FJSVfwseo/bin

Privilege Required

System administrator (superuser) privileges are required.

Cautions

Examples

The following example registers the Operation Manager user named "swroot" as an administrator:

mpadduser -o root -d "Operation Manager Administrator" -a swroot

The following example registers the Operation Manager user named "swuser": On the OS, the user right is set to user:

mpadduser -o user swuser

Execution Results/Output Format

Normal termination

No message is output.

Abnormal termination

An error message is output.