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Nimbostratus

Jan 26, 2018

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tmsh command to list all users in all partitions

Hello, anyone know the tmsh command syntax to list all users in all partitions ? When I use "tmsh list auth user|grep auth" it will list all the users but only from the Common partition and when I try and incorporate the partition option in the command I cannot find a combination that works.

Greetings,

If you have access to the advanced shell (bash), this should work:

  tmsh -c "cd /; list auth user"

auth user bill {
    description bill
    encrypted-password !!
    partition Common
    partition-access {
        all-partitions {
            role no-access
        }
    }
    shell none
}
auth user john {
    description john
    encrypted-password !!
    partition Uncommon
    partition-access {
        all-partitions {
            role no-access
        }
    }
    shell none
}

Kevin

Kevin_K_51432

Historic F5 Account

Jan 26, 2018

Greetings,

If you have access to the advanced shell (bash), this should work:

  tmsh -c "cd /; list auth user"

auth user bill {
    description bill
    encrypted-password !!
    partition Common
    partition-access {
        all-partitions {
            role no-access
        }
    }
    shell none
}
auth user john {
    description john
    encrypted-password !!
    partition Uncommon
    partition-access {
        all-partitions {
            role no-access
        }
    }
    shell none
}

Kevin

Tom_K_185554
Nimbostratus
Jan 28, 2018
thanks for your prompt reply, not sure how to accept multiple answers but this answer is completely accepted.

Stanislas_Piro2
Cumulonimbus
Jan 27, 2018
Go to / directory and list with recursive command

cd / list auth user recursive

The object will display as

auth user Part1/john {

The first / is missing with recursive arg