Manage User: manage-user

To manage another user, the command must be run by an administrator, and must specify the logon name of the user being managed.

Syntax

The syntax for this command is:

stcmd{ex} manage-user -s "userName:password@host:port" -logonName userlogonName [-suspend] [ -activate ] [ -forcePasswordChange ] [ -forceLogoff ] [ -changePassword newPassword

Parameters

For information about the command parameters, refer to Operation Parameters.

In addition:

Parameter	Description
-logonName	Designates the user you want to manage. -logonName is required for all uses of this command. Type the users logon name.
-suspend	Suspends the designated user account.
-activate	Activates the designated user account.
-forcePasswordChange	Forces a password change for the designated user account.
-forceLogoff	Forces the designated user to logoff.
-changePassword newPassword	Changes the designated users password to the specified new password. This is the only parameter where a user can change their own account.

Example

The following examples can be used by and administrator to manage another user account:

manage-user –s “Administrator:password@host:port”  -logonName “joeuser” –suspend

manage-user –s “Administrator:password@host:port”  -logonName “joeuser” –activate

manage-user –s “Administrator:password@host:port”  -logonName “joeuser” –forceLogoff

manage-user –s “Administrator:password@host:port”  -logonName “joeuser” –changePassword “joepassword”

A non-administrative user can also run this command, but only to change his/her own password as follows:

manage-user –s “joeuser:password@host:port”  -logonName joeuser –changePassword “mynewpassword”