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uxconsole -status—Display UNAB Status

Valid on UNIX

Use this command to display the the status of UNAB on the endpoint. Using the -detail argument displays all the available information about the status of UNAB.

This command has the following format:

uxconsole -status [-detail]

-status

Specifies to display the UNAB status.

-detail

Specifies to display the UNAB status in detail.

Example: Display the UNAB Status in Detail

The following example shows you the output you receive when you run the uxconsole - status -detail command.

#./uxconsole -status -detail
CA Access Control uxconsole v12.52.0.160 - console utility
Copyright (c) 2009 CA. All rights reserved.

Registration domain    - example.com
DCs                    - computer1, computer2
User search base       - DC=unixauth,DC=example,DC=com
User search filters
	      Include   - CN=Users; OU=Test
             Exclude   - OU=WrongOU
Group search base      - CN=Users,DC=example,DC=com
Group search filters
             Exclude   - OU=Computers
Trusted domain         - DC=unab,DC=example,DC=com
DCs                    - winserver
User search base       - DC=unabdom,dc=example,dc=com
User search filters
            Include    - CN=users
Group search base      - DC=unab,DC=example,DC=com
UNAB mode              - full integration 
UNAB status            - activated 
Agent status           - running, pid = 6178 
Time sync              - enabled (NTP server: 192.168.1.100) 
Enterprise policy      - login@computer.com (updated: Mon Oct 19 14:36:47 2009) 
Enterprise policy      - loginHG@GHNODE#01 (updated: Mon Oct 19 14:36:47 2009) 
Local policy           - enabled 
Default login access   - deny 
AD Unix users          - 16 (updated: Sun Oct 19 15:53:04 2009) 
AD Unix groups         - 8 (updated: Sun Oct 19 15:53:04 2009) 
AD Windows groups      - 19 (updated: Sun Oct 19 15:53:04 2009) 
Migration              - not migrated
CA Access Control      - installed
                         Include AD users and groups in AC ladb : yes
                         Display AD names in AC Audit : no
                         Support AD non-Unix groups in AC: yes
                         PAM authentication in AC utilities : yes 

In this example, the output displays the following information:

• The Active Directory domain name—example.com
• The DCs with which the endpoint communicates—computer1, computer2
• The user and group search base filters
• The trusted domain—unab.example.com
• UNAB mode—full integration
• UNAB status—activated
• UNAB agent (uxauthd) status—running, pid = 6178
• Whether time synchronization was activated—enabled
• The NTP server IP address—192.168.1.100
• The name of deployed enterprise login polices—login@computer.com, loginHG@GHNODE#01
• When the enterprise login policies were last updated—updated: Mon Oct 19 14:36:47 2009
• Whether local login policy is activated—enabled
• Whether the default login policy is enabled—deny
• The number of UNIX users in Active Directory—16 and the time that they were last updated
• The number of UNIX groups in Active Directory—8 and the time that they were last updated
• The number of Windows groups in Active Directory—19
• The time that the UNIX users and groups and Windows groups were last updated—updated: Sun Oct 19 15:53:04 2009
• The migration status of the users—not migrated
• Whether CA Access Control is installed on this endpoint—installed
• Whether to include information regarding Active Directory users and groups in the CA Access Control ladb—yes
• Whether to display Active Directory users and groups names in CA Access Control audit records—yes
• Whether CA Access Control supports non-UNIX Active Directory groups—yes
• Whether to support PAM authentication in CA Access Control utilities—yes