The display users command displays administrator interface information, including login information.
If you run the display users command without all configured, information about administrator interfaces with online administrators is displayed. If all is configured in this command, information about all administrator interfaces is displayed.
The command output includes information about administrator interfaces that have been used to log in to the FW and login information, such as accounts, IP addresses, and login methods.
The display users command cannot display administrator information on the web UI. To view administrator information on the web UI, run the display web-manager command.
# Display information about all administrator interfaces.
<sysname> display users
User-Intf Delay Type Network Address AuthenStatus AuthorcmdFlag
0 CON 0 47:09:12 pass no
Username : admin
+ 34 VTY 0 00:00:00 TEL 172.16.28.245 pass no
Username : admin
35 VTY 1 05:26:30 TEL 172.16.28.220 pass no
Username : admin
36 VTY 2 00:10:28 TEL 172.16.26.152 pass no
Username : admin
37 VTY 3 00:12:35 TEL 172.16.27.178 pass no
Username : admin
38 VTY 4 04:25:58 TEL 172.16.27.178 pass no
Username : admin
39 VTY 5 45:38:19 TEL 172.16.20.222 pass no
Username : admin
Item |
Description |
|---|---|
+ |
Precedes an administrator interface in use. |
User-Intf |
The first column indicates the absolute number (0, for example) of an interface, and the second column (CON0, for example) indicates the relative number of the interface. |
Delay |
Time (seconds) elapsed since the last input |
Type |
Login type:
|
| Network Address | IP address used to log in to the FW |
Username |
Account used to log in to an administrator interface. Unspecified is displayed because the FW cannot recognize AAA authentication. |
| AuthenStatus | Whether AAA authentication is successful.
|
| AuthorcmdFlag | Authorized command flag:
|