Syntax
ctiUser add [userid] [common-name] [surname] [password] [isCtiUser] -ar [avayaRole]
ctiUser modify [userid] -n [common-name] -s [surname] -pw [password] -c [isCtiUser] -ar [avayaRole]
ctiUser delete [userid]
ctiUser view [userid]
ctiUser unrestricted [userid] [true|false]
For example, ctiUser modify user01 -n aesuser -s aes -c no
where:
Argument |
Description |
isCtiUser |
Can have yes or no values. |
avayaRole |
Can have userservice, useradmin, or None values. |
add |
Adds user with given parameters. |
modify |
Modify the user with given userid. |
delete |
Delete the user with given userid. |
view |
Views information of the user with given userid. |
unrestricted |
Grants and rejects unrestricted access to a user, if it is a ctiUser |
While viewing CTI user, if userid is not provided, list of all users are displayed.
The unrestricted option will enable or disable unrestricted SDB access for a given CTI user.
Return codes:
Return code |
Description |
4 |
Avaya Role is invalid. |
5 |
Value of isCtiUser should be yes or no. |
6 |
uid, cn or sn can contain [A-Z,a-z,0-9,_,-] and could be less than 32 characters. |
7 |
Password should have at least one uppercase, one lowercase, one digit and one special character with minimum length of 8 characters. |
8 |
User with this uid already exist. |
9 |
User could not be <action> due to unknown reason. |
10 |
The user with given uid does not exist. |
11 |
The user is not a CTI user. Cannot modify unrestricted access. |
