Maintain Accounts in a File
This function allows you to maintain account information in batches, including modifying accounts, cancelling accounts, applying for services for accounts, and cancelling a service for accounts. To perform these operations, import a .txt file which contains account information to INC first, which then reads from the file the existing account information for maintenance.
The Modify Accounts function allows you to modify the access information and access device binding information for multiple accounts at a time. For parameter information, see Add/Modify Access Accounts.
The Cancel Accounts function allows you to cancel multiple accounts at a time.
The Apply for Services function allows you to apply for one or more services for multiple accounts at a time.
The Cancel a Service function allows you to cancel a specific service for multiple accounts at a time.
The View Operation Result function allows you to view the result of the last or ongoing batch operation.
Operation Procedure
- Click the User tab on the top navigation bar, and then select Access User > Batch Operations from the navigation tree.
- Click on the Maintain Accounts in a File radio button and click Next.
- Click Browse. Select the local file you want to import, the column separator, and the action to perform.
- Click Next. The following describes how to perform the individual actions.
- Modify Accounts: Select the column of account names and the account information you want to modify. Click Preview to confirm information. Click Close and then click OK.
- Cancel Accounts: Select the column of account names and click OK.
- Apply for Services: Select the column of account names and one or more target services, and click OK.
- Cancel a Service: Select the column of account names and the target service, and click OK.
- Add the blacklist: Select the column in the file corresponding to the account name, and click OK.
Parameters
- Column separator: Includes the space, tab, comma (,), colon (:), number sign (#), and dollar sign ($).
- For file format information, see Import Access Accounts.
- Modify accounts: The dropdown list of each account information parameter is Unchanged by default. You can select a column in the file for an account information parameter, or select Not Imported and type a value for the parameter.
Precautions
- You cannot change the password or password strategy for the fast access account.
- You cannot change the password or password strategy for the computer account.
- If the CAMS component is deployed, cancelling an account clears all overdue records of the account, and the overdue records cannot be queried any more.
- You cannot modify the password or password strategy of the accounts that are bound with the LDAP server.
- You cannot modify the password or password strategy for a Mute Terminal user.
- Only one operator can perform the batch maintenance action at a time, and the operator can perform only one maintenance action at a time.
- You can apply for multiple services for accounts at a time, but can cancel only one service at a time.
- You can view the operation result and download a log on the batch operation result page or on the Import Access Users page of the Maintain Accounts in a File wizard.
- You can import only existing account names from a local file.
- The preview of modifying accounts displays only the first ten records for you to confirm the operations. The unchanged parameters display two hyphens (--).
- Restarting the jserver process of INC clears the last batch operation result.
- Before you import multiple device IP addresses from a file, separate the device IP addresses by using vertical bars (|) in the file. The total number of device IP addresses cannot exceed 1000.
- Before you import multiple device IPv6 addresses from a file, separate the device IPv6 addresses by using vertical bars (|) in the file. The total number of device IPv6 addresses cannot exceed 1000.
- Before you import multiple wireless user SSIDs from a file, separate the wireless user SSIDs by using vertical bars (|) in the file. The total number of wireless user SSIDs cannot exceed 1000.
- Before you import multiple user IP addresses from a file, separate the user IP addresses by using vertical bars (|) in the file. You can configure single IP addresses or a list of IP address ranges in the format of X.X.X.X-X.X.X.X. The total number of entries cannot exceed 20.
- Before you import multiple user IPv6 addresses from a file, separate the user IPv6 addresses by using vertical bars (|) in the file. The total number of user IPv6 addresses cannot exceed 1000.
- Before you import multiple user MAC addresses from a file, separate the user MAC addresses by using vertical bars (|) in the file. The total number of user MAC addresses cannot exceed 1000.
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