Hi,
is it possibile by rsautils (or in others way) to generate a text file user list everyday ?
I need to access this list with rasutils, so this list should be saved on the AM disk.
thx in advance
Luca
Hi,
is it possibile by rsautils (or in others way) to generate a text file user list everyday ?
I need to access this list with rasutils, so this list should be saved on the AM disk.
thx in advance
Luca
Hi Luca,
I have moved this thread to the RSA SecurID Access so that you can get an answer to your question.
You can post future questions and discussions directly to that community by clicking on the Ask a Question or Start a Discussion button on the RSA SecurID Access page.
Thanks,
Jeff
Specifically,
...if you want to run rsautil,
then you can use Auth Manager Bulk Admin,
and input .csv with an LUIF directive, and it can produce a list of userid's
./rsautil AMBulkAdmin -a admin -P 'support1!' --verbose -m 0 -i luif.csv
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
List User Info by Field
This command will produce a list of default logins or a list of user information for
each default login. The default logins selected are based on three input parameters,
CompareField, CompareType, and CompareValue. Additionally, the listing is
controlled by three additional parameters. The requested information is written to the
ResultsFile. See the CRFN command for information on changing the results file
name.
| Action | LUIF |
| Required Fields | None |
Optional Fields CompareField, CompareType, CompareValue, OutputOption,
ExtnDataOption, MiscVariable, SecurityDomain,
IdentitySource
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The most basic input csv file example below will list just the userids
luif.csv
action,CompareField,CompareType,OutputOption
luif,0,0,-1
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
This makes a file called AMBulkAdminResults.CSV
and inside that file are the userids. [CRFN can be used to change the output filename]
[More data can be listed, my example is the simplest version with userid's only]
[my file has 2657 id's this is just a piece of it]
<snip>
hdapadmin
joeuser
mickey,mouse
mmckey\u002Cmouse
new
newtempadmin
ondemand
plumb
qw
qwa
rba
remote
rharris
ser
sspbind
temp-admin
tempadminz
<snip>
Specifically,
...if you want to run rsautil,
then you can use Auth Manager Bulk Admin,
and input .csv with an LUIF directive, and it can produce a list of userid's
./rsautil AMBulkAdmin -a admin -P 'support1!' --verbose -m 0 -i luif.csv
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
List User Info by Field
This command will produce a list of default logins or a list of user information for
each default login. The default logins selected are based on three input parameters,
CompareField, CompareType, and CompareValue. Additionally, the listing is
controlled by three additional parameters. The requested information is written to the
ResultsFile. See the CRFN command for information on changing the results file
name.
Optional Fields CompareField, CompareType, CompareValue, OutputOption,
ExtnDataOption, MiscVariable, SecurityDomain,
IdentitySource
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The most basic input csv file example below will list just the userids
luif.csv
action,CompareField,CompareType,OutputOption
luif,0,0,-1
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
This makes a file called AMBulkAdminResults.CSV
and inside that file are the userids. [CRFN can be used to change the output filename]
[More data can be listed, my example is the simplest version with userid's only]
[my file has 2657 id's this is just a piece of it]
<snip>
hdapadmin
joeuser
mickey,mouse
mmckey\u002Cmouse
new
newtempadmin
ondemand
plumb
qw
qwa
rba
remote
rharris
ser
sspbind
temp-admin
tempadminz
<snip>