show usernames username

Displays full information about the specified user account. This command also displays the age of the password and whether the user needs to change the password on the next login attempt.

Note
For users with the Analyst and Auditor roles, this command only returns information about their own accounts.
Some user accounts are used internally and are not configurable.
A user with a reject user account is automatically locked out and is not associated with a role by default.

Syntax

show usernames username <username>

Parameters

username

: Name with which the user logs in to the appliance.

Output fields

The following table describes the output fields of the show usernames username command.

Field	Description
Local username	Name with which the local user logs in to the appliance.
Full name	Full name of the specified user.
Account status	Account status that determines whether and how the user can log in to the appliance locally. Password set—User can log in to the appliance locally using a username and password. Local password login disabled—User cannot log in to the appliance locally using a password, but can log in using an SSH authorized key. Local login disabled—User cannot log in to an appliance locally, using either a password or an SSH authorized key. A user with this account status can still authenticate remotely and be mapped to this user account. Account locked out—User cannot log in at all. This could be because the account was configured this way explicitly, or due to too many unsuccessful login attempts.
Current role	Role that is assigned to another user account.
Configured role	Role that is assigned to a specified user account.
VLAN	Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) identifier that is configured for the user account (if applicable).
Subnet	Network portion of the IP address that is configured for the user account (if applicable).
Password last set	Date and time that the password was set.
Password age	Number of days before a password must be changed.
Must change password	Whether your administrator requires you to change your password at the next login attempt.

Example

The following example displays full information about Samuel's user account. The "Current role" line is included because another user ran this command, not Samuel. The role of that user is shown in the "Current role" line. This line is excluded if Samuel ran the command.

hostname # show usernames username samuel
Local username:                      samuel
Full name: 
Account status:                      Password set
Current role:                        admin
Configured role:                     operator
VLAN:   Not set
Subnet: Not set

Password last set:                   2014/12/12 20:13:41
Password age:                        7 hr 20 min 27 sec
Must change password:                yes (set by administrator)

User role

Admin, Operator, Monitor, Analyst, Auditor, api_analyst, api_monitor, or fe_services.

Command mode

Enable

Supported appliances

This command is supported on the following appliances running the specified releases or later:

Network Security: Before Release 7.5.0
Central Management System: Before Release 7.5.0
Email Security — Server: Before Release 7.6.0
Malware Analysis: Before Release 7.7.0
File Protect: Before Release 7.7.0
Intelligent Virtual Execution - Server: Release 7.9.0