Securityprofiles commands, Profiledata command, Table 69 securityprofiles commands – Raritan Computer DOMINION DSX-0N-E User Manual
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Securityprofiles Commands
The securityprofiles command menu provides access to the commands used to configure and
control security profiles. The securityprofiles commands are listed in the table below.
Table 69 Securityprofiles Commands
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profiledata
View or modify a Security Profile.
securityprofiles
Enable and select a Security Profile.
Profiledata Command
The profiledata command is used to modify or view a security profile. The Dominion SX
provides the ability to define security profiles which simplify the assigning of permissions to
users and groups. There are three types of profiles:
• Two are predefined and are standard and secure.
• The third allows definition of custom profiles to allow assignment of all permissions by
assigning one security profile.
Multiple custom security profiles may be defined.
The syntax of the profiledata command is:
profiledata [name <Standard|Secure|Custom>] [telnet <true|false>]
[strongpass <true|false>] [timeout <true|false>] [single
<true|false>] [redirect <true|false>] [tls_required <true|false>]
The profiledata command options are described in Table 70.
Table 70 Profiledata Command
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[name <Standard|Secure|Custom>]
Specifies the type of security profile.
[telnet <true|false>]
Enable/Disable telnet.
[strongpass <true|false>]
Enable/Disable strong password.
[timeout <true|false>]
Enable/Disable idle timeout.
[single <true|false>]
Enable/Disable single login per user.
[redirect <true|false>]
Enable/Disable redirection from HTTP to
HTTPS.
[tls_required <true|false>]
Enable/Disable forcing of Transport Layer
Security (TLS) on HTTPS.
Profiledata Command Example
The following example defines the custom security profile with telnet disabled, strong passwords
required, idle timeout enabled, multiple logins allowed, HTTP to HTTPS redirection disabled,
and the forcing of Transport Layer Security (TLS) on HTTPS.
admin > Security > SecurityProfiles > profiledata name Custom
telnet false strongpass true timeout true single false redirect
false tls_required true