List information on all operating system users in the node. That is:
- All users created with the clusterctl node user create command.
- All users created with the operating system tools.
For example:
$ sudo clusterctl node user info
Username: manually-user
Enabled: no
SSH password auth: no info
Authorized keys: not present
Username: cspadmin
Enabled: no
SSH password auth: yes
Authorized keys: Comment Type Fingerprint
user-authentication ssh-rsa LKBJxit1xwSHd7bHNHi3krGpkeDOkzT5P4BDYBlJlek=
run-tests ssh-rsa 05ZQ4eETDaiHLMZVXc8cFIivYlsW1y2R1QDQuQf4ePU=
Username: sysadmin
Enabled: yes
SSH password auth: yes
Authorized keys: Comment Type Fingerprint
user-authentication ssh-rsa tRdq4FmT1UUp3Ym0cY1lf6+IuvrJaN3gAgaxBNDufzY=
run-tests ssh-rsa mGGT3xZTL8WKwQElPZlvgr4JHPwXo45AUaMHgsQq+LU=
See the table below for the listed information.
User information | Description | Available |
---|---|---|
Username | The name of the user | On all types of users |
Enabled | yes | On all types of users |
SSH password auth |
| Only for users created with the clusterctl node user create command |
Authorized keys | Details on the keys for SSH authentication, if any | On all types of users |