Synopsis
lgmanage add /lg:LoginGroup /un:UserName /pw:Password lgmanage del /lg:LoginGroup /un:UserName lgmanage mod /lg:LoginGroup /un:UserName /pw:Password lgmanage ref /lg:LoginGroup lgmanage {help | ?} lgmanage
Description
The lgmanage command manages the password management book used in Task Link. In the password management book, user names and passwords used in the Task Link commands are managed as a file by login definition name basis.
Parameters
add/del/mod/ref
Specifies the type of operation to be performed in the password management book.
Adds a user name and password to the password management book.
Deletes a user name and password from the password management book.
Modifies a password corresponding to the user name in the password management book.
Refers to a list of user names that are registered in the password management book.
/lg:LoginGroup
Specifies a login definition name used in the password management book.
Specify a group name of the OS to which the user issuing the Task Link commands belongs. The login definition name is case-sensitive and must be no longer than 200 characters.
/un:UserName
Specifies a user name who manages passwords in the password management book. The user name specified in UserName becomes the user who is logged in to the link destination server (such as FTP server) that will be specified using a Task Link command. The user name must be no longer than 20 characters. If the user name is specified in the format of containing server name or domain name, the domain name or server name must be no longer than 15 characters, and the user name must be no longer than 20 characters. The user name is case-sensitive.
/pw:Password
Specifies a password string. The password string specified in Password becomes the password for the user who is logged in to the link destination server (such as FTP server) that will be specified using a Task Link command. The password string must be specified using between 1 and 50 alphanumeric characters. To change the password, specify a new password.
help|?
When executing the command with "help" or "?", it displays the usage of this command.
No parameters specified
Parameter entry is performed in an interactive mode.
Entry items are displayed, so you need to enter every item in an interactive menu.
Command Location
Solaris | /opt/FJSVsnjss/bin |
HP-UX | /opt/FHPsnjss/bin |
AIX | /opt/FAIXsnjss/bin |
Linux | /opt/FJSVsnjss/bin |
Cautions
For the storage location for the files of the password management book, see "Defining a Password Management Book" in the Systemwalker Operation Manager Installation Guide.
If the password management book file with the specified login definition name is not found when adding a user name and password, this command creates a new password management book file to add the user name and password that you want. If you attempt to add the user name that already exists in the password management book file, it results in error without adding the user name.
The password management book must be created and managed for each server that uses the Task Link function.
The password management book files can be distributed as the policy information, which is a part of the schedule information in Jobscheduler.
For UNIX version, a user name, group name (login definition name) do not accept other than alphanumeric characters, the hyphen (-), and the underscore (_).
When specifying user name/password using the parameter, the password will be left in the shell history file under the following conditions, and it could be read from other users:
The command history feature of the shell command is used.
Read permission for the history file is assigned to other users' access privileges.
If you are unsure of your shell specifications, start the lgmanage command without specifying the parameters, and add the user name/password in an interactive manner.
