# Access Command

The access command validates a user’s authority or controls authorization services. You can use the access command to retrieve information about user groups, add a user to a group, delete a user from a group, and specify a mapping between site-defined administrative groups and the other administrative groups that are used to authorize actions on the Service Processor.

The following access subcommands are available:

Subcommand Group | Description
--- | ---
Access Config-sharing | Controls configuration sharing in order to perform autoconfiguration.
Access Groups | Returns the authorization group for a specific user or a list of defined groups.
Access Map | Maps, unmaps, and returns a list of existing site-specified group names (the directory service group) mapped to one of the standard administrative groups.
Access Public Key | Manages public keys and public key users.
Access Services | Enables, disables, or defines a directory services mechanism that determines a user's group memberships.
Access Trust | Creates a host-based trust relationship for the specified host.
Access User | Manages local users or a group of users.

Notes

- Every command returns a return code upon completion.

Related Topics

System Management Commands

Glossary