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5. CLI Commands
show privileges
Use the show privileges command to display a list of all available privileges. Privileges already assigned to the device are
denoted with an asterisk (*).
Syntax
show privileges [<name-pattern>]
• name-pattern – a string of characters by which the displayed list of privileges will be filtered.
Examples
The following command displays all privileges available to role “Manager 2”. Asterisks denote which privileges are assigned to
“Manager 2”:
console> role (Manager 2)> show privileges
# NAME RESOURCE(S)
---- ---------------------------- -------------
*1 acknowledge-alarms
2 administrator
3 backup-restore
*4 change-action-settings
5 change-advanced-device-details
...
*46 view-schedules
47 view-sessions
*Assigned privileges
role: show
show
Use the show command to display all settings for the specified role.
Syntax
show [description | name | privileges]
Examples
The following command displays all settings for role “Manager 2”:
console> role (Manager 2)> show
Name : Manager 2
Description : second shift
# PRIVILEGE RESOURCES
---- ----------------------------- ---------------
1 acknowledge_alarms
4 change-action-settings
6 change-alert-contact-settings
8 change-event-settings
9 change-load-group-settings
11 change-load-settings all
...
45 view-loads all
43 view-load-groups
44 view-load-ramp-shed
45 view-schedules
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