The display user-manage group sub-group command displays information about all the subgroups of a user group.
| Parameter | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| group group-name | Specifies the name of a user group. | The value must be the name (with the group path) of an existing user group. |
| verbose | Displays detailed information about the subgroups of a user group. If this parameter is not specified, brief information about the subgroups is displayed. | - |
You can run the display user-manage group sub-group command to view only information about the subgroups of a user group. The information about the subgroups of each subgroup is not displayed.
# Display brief information about subgroups in group /default/research.
<sysname> display user-manage group /default/research sub-group Current Total Number: 2 Group Name -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /default/research/research_1 /default/research/research_2 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# View the details about user group /default/research.
<sysname> display user-manage group /default/research sub-group verbose
Current Total Number: 2
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Group Name : /default/research/research_1
Description : research department
Parent Group : /default/research
Group Type : Created By Manager
Multi-IP Login : Enabled
Vsys : public
Group Name : /default/research/research_2
Parent Group : /default/research
Group Type : Created By Manager
Multi-IP Login : Disabled
Vsys : public
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Item |
Description |
|---|---|
Current Total Number |
Number of subgroups of the current user group |
Group Name |
Name of a subgroup (with the group path) |
Description |
Description of a subgroup |
Parent Group |
Name of the parent group of a subgroup (with the group path) |
Group Type |
Method of creating a subgroup:
|
Multi-IP Login |
Whether a user in the user group is allowed to log in from multiple IP addresses. The value can be:
|
Vsys |
Name of the virtual system to which a user group belongs |