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Add credentialz endpoints to manage system role accounts. #207
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message AddAccountRequest { | ||
// The system role account name. This account must not already exist. | ||
string account = 1; |
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Some implementations need a password to create an account, would suggest add Password
which can be optional.
We might also want to clarify if Password
is not specified we want to create an account with,
- Disabled password (prevent authentication via password) OR
- No password (password not required for authentication)
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// Get the current public keys from the host. Each configured key will be | |||
// returned in the provided list. | |||
rpc GetPublicKeys(GetPublicKeysRequest) returns (GetPublicKeysResponse); | |||
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// Add a system role account. |
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I'm not sure why my previous comment was marked as resolved, but I still would like to get an answer to that question.
Would be good to add a strict definition what a "system role account" is.
OpenConfig has SYSTEM_ROLE_ADMIN https://github.com/openconfig/public/blob/db78d44e93a97cef4db27f82bba3fba454e907a5/release/models/system/openconfig-aaa-types.yang#L77-L84, but I have a feeling that you mean something else in this context.
It seems there is no way to manage system role accounts via openconfig today, meaning it's necessary to know about the NOS or underlying OS in order to get that done.