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roles command

Use this command to display or configure roles.

The following table shows the arguments for the options.

Table 1. roles command.

The following table is a multi-row three column table consisting of the options, option descriptions, and associated values for the options.

OptionDescriptionValues

-n

Role to configure

Limited to 32 characters

-p

Set privileges

custom:am|rca|rcvma|pr|cel|bc|nsc|ac|us
  • am: User account management access

  • rca: Remote console access

  • rcvma: Remote console and remote disk (virtual media) access

  • pr: Remote server power/restart access

  • cel: Ability to clear event logs

  • bc: Adapter Configuration (basic)

  • nsc: Adapter Configuration (network and security)

  • ac: Adapter Configuration (advanced)

  • us: UEFI Security

Note
the above custom permission flags can be used in any combination

d

Delete a row

 

Syntax

   roles [-options] - display/configure roles
- role_account -role number[3-31]
options:
-n - role name (limited to 32 characters)
-p - privilege (custom:am|rca|rcvma|pr|cel|bc|nsc|ac|us)
am - User account management access
rca - Remote console access
rcvma - Remote console and remote disk (virtual media) access
pr - Remote server power/restart access
cel - Ability to clear event logs
bc - Adapter Configuration (basic)
nsc - Adapter Configuration (network and security)
ac - Adapter Configuration (advanced)
us - UEFI Security
Note: the above custom permission flags can be used in any combination
-d - delete a row

Example

system> roles -3 -n test1 -p custom:am|rca|rcvma
ok



system> roles
Account Role Privilege Assigned To
------- ---------------------------------- ------------------------- -------------------------------
0 Administrator all USERID
1 ReadOnly none
2 Operator custom:pr|cel|bc|nsc
3 test1 custom:am|rca|rcvma