get user

Use these commands to view the authentication configuration.

get user adgrp  List the directory service user groups.
get user domain-controller   List the domain controller entries.
get user fortitoken   List the FortiTokens.
get user fsso   List the FSSO agents.
get user fsso-polling   List the FSSO active directory servers.
get user group   List the user groups.
get user krb-keytab   List the Kerberos keytab entries.
get user ldap   List the LDAP server entries.
get user local   List the local users.
get user password-policy  List the user password policies.
get user peer   List the peer users.
get user peergrp   List the user peer groups.
get user pop3   List the POP3 server entries.
get user radius   List the RADIUS server entries.
get user setting   View the user authentication settings.
get user tacacs+   List the TACACS+ server entries.

Example output

This is sample output of the get user group command:

# get user group

== [ SSO_Guest_Users ]

name: SSO_Guest_Users

== [ Guest-group ]

name: Guest-group

This is sample output of the get user local command:

# get user local

== [ guest ]

name: guest

This is sample output of the get user setting command:

# get user setting

auth-type : http https ftp telnet

auth-cert : Fortinet_Factory

auth-ca-cert :

auth-secure-http : disable

auth-http-basic : disable

auth-ssl-allow-renegotiation: disable

auth-timeout : 5

auth-timeout-type : idle-timeout

auth-portal-timeout : 3

radius-ses-timeout-act: hard-timeout

auth-blackout-time : 0

auth-invalid-max : 5

auth-lockout-threshold: 3

auth-lockout-duration: 0

auth-ports: