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# Access Management Tasks

## Description

With Release v7.4, LogicNets introduced a new command-line script that allows you to manage users, groups, and other elements. This access-management script is located in the *system/scripts* folder of your installation and is called *accessmanagement.bat* for Windows and [*accessmanagement.sh*](http://accessmanagement.sh) for CentOS. When you run this script without parameters or with the *–help* parameter the system returns the list of available commands and parameters.

## Use

When you run the access-management script, you have the options detailed below.

**Access Management**

accessmanagement \<adduser|removeuser|resetpassword|addgroup|removegroup|extaccountinfo|addextaccount|removeextaccount> \[]

| *--help* | *showing this help information* |
| -------- | ------------------------------- |

**Add User**

accessmanagement adduser \[ \[] \[] \[\<pass\_expires\_after\_n\_days>']] \[--createworkspace] \[--groups=\[,]]

| *company*                       | *Company in the installation*                                                                                                    |
| ------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| *firstname*                     | *User's first name*                                                                                                              |
| *middlename*                    | *User's middle name*                                                                                                             |
| *lastname*                      | *User's last name*                                                                                                               |
| *email*                         | *User's email address*                                                                                                           |
| *password*                      | *Initial password. If this is left empty the system will generate a password.*                                                   |
| *status*                        | *Initial status. If this is left empty the system will set the status to 'active'.*                                              |
| *pass\_expires\_after\_n\_days* | *Number of days the password will be valid.* *If this is left empty the system will set the temporary password expiration time.* |
| *--createworkspace*             | *Create workspace.*                                                                                                              |
| --groups=\[,]                   | Comma-separated list of groups to which to add a user.                                                                           |

**Remove User**

accessmanagement removeuser \[]

| *company* | *Company in the installation* |
| --------- | ----------------------------- |
| *email*   | *User's email address*        |

**Reset Password**

accessmanagement resetpassword \[ \[]]

| *company*  | *Company in the installation*                                              |
| ---------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| *email*    | *User's email address*                                                     |
| *password* | *New password. If this is left empty the system will generate a password.* |

**Add Group**

accessmanagement addgroup \[]

| *company*    | *Company in the installation* |
| ------------ | ----------------------------- |
| *group-name* | *Group name*                  |

**Remove Group**

accessmanagement removegroup \[]

| *company*    | *Company in the installation* |
| ------------ | ----------------------------- |
| *group-name* | *Group name*                  |

**Ext Account Info**

accessmanagement extaccountinfo

**Add Ext Account**

accessmanagement addextaccount \<plain-text|RS256> |

| *company*            | *Company in the installation*                                                        |
| -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| *url*                | *Base URL of the remote server*                                                      |
| *purpose*            | *Purpose of account. Use accessmanagement extaccountinfo to list possible purposes.* |
| *user-name*          | *User name*                                                                          |
| *password-type*      | *plain-text\|RS256*                                                                  |
| *password*           | *plain-text password or RS256 private key (PEM format)*                              |
| *-to-privatekey-pem* | *Path to file containing RS256 private key (PEM format)*                             |

**Remove Ext Account**

accessmanagement removeextaccount

| *company*   | *Company in the installation*   |
| ----------- | ------------------------------- |
| *url*       | *Base URL of the remote server* |
| *user-name* | *User name*                     |


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