On-Demand authentication local-db commands

Article:HOWTO55650  |  Created: 2011-06-30  |  Updated: 2011-11-17  |  Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO55650
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On-Demand authentication local-db commands

Your enterprise can choose to authenticate users with the on-board database that you can set up on a Gateway Enforcer appliance Enforcer appliance.

On-Demand authentication local-db add command

If you choose to authenticate users with the on-board database, you must add user accounts for each client on a Gateway Enforcer appliance.

See Setting up user authentication with a local database.

You must be logged on the console of a Gateway Enforcer appliance as a superuser before you can execute this command.

See Logging on to an Enforcer appliance.

The on-demand local-db authentication add command uses the following syntax to add a user account to the on-board database that you set up on a Gateway Enforcer appliance.

on-demand authentication local-db add user username

where:

username represent a user account that you can add to the on-board database.

The following describes how to add to the local-db:

Enforcer# on-demand
Enforcer (on-demand)# authentication
Enforcer (authentication)# local-db add user jim
On-Demand authentication local-db enable command

The on-demand local-db authentication enable command uses the following syntax to enable the on-board database that you can set up on a Gateway Enforcer appliance:

on-demand authentication local-db enable

The following example describes how to enable the local-db:

Enforcer# on-demand
Enforcer (on-demand)# authentication
Enforcer (authentication)# local-db enable
On-Demand authentication local-db disable command

The on-demand local-db authentication disable command uses the following syntax to disable the on-board database that you set up on a Gateway Enforcer appliance:

on-demand authentication local-db disable

The following example describes how to disable the local-db:

Enforcer# on-demand
Enforcer (on-demand)# authentication
Enforcer (authentication)# local-db disable
On-Demand authentication local-db username commands

The on-demand local-db authentication username commands let you add, delete, and edit user names:

local-db add username string password string
local-db delete username string
local-db edit username string password string
local-db enable |disable | clear

where:

add

Create a new user account to the local database

clear

Clean up all user accounts from the local database

delete

Remove an existing user from the local database

disable

Disable the local database authentication

edit

Modify an existing user account

enable

Enable local database authentication

The following example describes how to configure local database authentication for a Symantec Network Access Control On-Demand client on the console of a Gateway Enforcer appliance:

Enforcer# on-demand
Enforcer(on-demand)#authentication
Enforcer(authentication)# local-db disable
Local database authentication is disabled.

Enforcer(authentication)# local-db enable
Local database authentication is enabled.

Enforcer(authentication)# local add username test password test

Enforcer(authentication)# local-db delete username test
Your action will delete the user account "test" permanently.
  Please confirm. [Y/N]y

Enforcer(authentication)# local-db edit username test password b

Enforcer(authentication)# local-db clear
Notice that your action will remove ALL user account permanently!
  Please confirm. [Y/N]y

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