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Thomas-Iomart1

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January 11th, 2016 07:00

Mccli doesn't allow domain level users

I was wondering if anyone could assist here.

I run the mccli user add command to create a user for --client-domain=/testdom

I can log into the domain using the Avamar Admin Console but if I try and do any mccli commands on that domain using the user details then I get "User login failure."

i.e. run

mccli user add --client-domain=/testdom --name=testuser --password=XXXXXX --role=Adminisrtator

which returns

0,22529,User added.

Then try

mccli dataset show --domain=/testdom --mcsuser=testuser --password=XXXXXX

which returns

1,22801,User login failure

Is there anyway to run mccli commands as users who have restricted access like above?

Thanks,

Thomas

  • ionthegeek

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    Posted January 11th, 2016 14:00

    Unfortunately the ability to use mccli as a domain level user is disabled in version 4.1.2-33 and up due to a security issue.

  • OSCAR-VRTC

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    Posted January 13th, 2016 00:00

    (MCCLI) PROGRAMMER GUIDE

    Capabilities and limitations

    Hierarchical management not supported. Hierarchical management is not supported in this release of MCCLI. The root domain is assumed for all user IDs included on the command line. This means that a user must have an account in the root domain to use the MCCLI and that domain administrators will not be able to log on.