Use this command to display user login account information.
-verbose | (Optional) When specified, a verbose level of information displays for each user account. |
If -verbose is not specified, a standard level of information displays.
All command modes.
This example shows how to display login account information. In this case, device defaults are user names admin, ro, and rw and have not been changed; 911 is an administratively configured user account:
System(su)->show system login Username Access State Local Login Access Allowed Only? Start End Days 911 super-user enabled yes ***access always allowed*** admin super-user enabled no ***access always allowed*** ro read-only enabled no ***access always allowed*** rw read-write enabled no ***access always allowed*** System(su)->
This example shows a verbose level of information for this system login configuration:
System(su)->show system login -verbose Username: 911 --------- Access : super-user State : enabled Local : yes Login start time : any Login end time : any Allowed login days : any Simultaneous logins : no limit Password aging : using system password aging Password timestamp : TUE MAY 03 07:43:53 2011 Last login timestamp : WED JUN 15 08:29:37 2011 Failed logins : 0 Lockout started : None Logins during grace period: 0 Username: admin --------- Access : super-user State : enabled Local : no Login start time : any Login end time : any Allowed login days : any Simultaneous logins : no limit Password aging : using system password aging Password timestamp : TUE MAY 03 06:23:46 2011 Last login timestamp : TUE JUN 14 09:48:39 2011 Failed logins : 0 Lockout started : None Logins during grace period: 0 Username: ro --------- Access : read-only State : disabled Local : no Login start time : any Login end time : any Allowed login days : any Simultaneous logins : no limit Password aging : using system password aging Password timestamp : None Last login timestamp : None Failed logins : 0 Lockout started : None Logins during grace period: 0 Username: rw --------- Access : read-write State : disabled Local : no Login start time : any Login end time : any Allowed login days : any Simultaneous logins : no limit Password aging : using system password aging Password timestamp : None Last login timestamp : None Failed logins : 0 Lockout started : None Logins during grace period: 0 System(su)->
show system login Output Details provides an explanation of the command output.
Output... | What it displays... |
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Username | Login user names. |
Access | Access assigned to this user account: super-user, read-write or read-only. |
State | Whether this user account is enabled or disabled. |
Local Only? | Local | Specifies authentication scope for this user.
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Login Start | Login start time | Specifies the time at which access begins for this user. |
Access End | Login end time | Specifies the time at which access ends for this user. |
Allowed Days | Allowed login days | Specifies the time periods by start and end in 24 hour time and the days of the week for which access is allowed, or states that access is always allowed. |
Simultaneous logins | Specifies the current number of simultaneous logins for this user. |
Password aging | Specifies the current password aging setting for this user. |
Password timestamp | Specifies the start date of the current password for this user. |
Last login timestamp | Specifies the date and time this user last logged into the system. |
Failed logins | Specifies the number of times this user failed a login attempt. |
Lockout started | Specifies if this this user is currently locked out. |
Logins during grace period | Specifies the number of times this user has logged in during the grace period after this password has aged out. |