Enters into the configuration mode for each BMC User ID. BMC has 10 pre-defined users with IDs in the range 1-10. Each user ID is configured independently and this command enters into each user ID's configuration mode.
The BMC User ID to be configured. Each of BMC's 10 user IDs have to be configured individually.
BMC User ID mode
The no format of this command resets the default configuration of the specified BMC User ID.
This example shows how to navigate into the configuration mode for the BMC User ID 1.
SLX # configure terminal SLX (config)# bmc SLX (config-bmc)# user-id 1 SLX (config-bmc-1)#
This example shows the configuration commands available inside the BMC User ID Configuration mode. Only the user password can be changed from within this mode.
SLX (config-bmc)# user-id 1 SLX (config-bmc-user-1)# ? Possible completions: describe Display transparent command information do Run an operational-mode command exit Exit from current mode help Provide help information no Negate a command or set its defaults password Password for BMC user pwd Display current mode path top Exit to top level and optionally run command SLX (config-bmc-user-1)#
This example shows the resetting of the BMC User ID configuration to its default.
SLX # configure terminal SLX (config)# bmc SLX (config-bmc)# do show running-config bmc bmc user-id 1 password $9$VaXhc9WCy+1IwRU2ZaS2vQ== ! user-id 2 password $9$VaXhc9WCy+1IwRU2ZaS2vQ== ! user-id 3 ! ! SLX (config-bmc)# no user-id 1 SLX (config-bmc)# do show running-config bmc bmc user-id 2 password $9$VaXhc9WCy+1IwRU2ZaS2vQ== ! user-id 3 ! !