listUsers - AWS CloudHSM

listUsers

The listUsers command in the cloudhsm_mgmt_util gets the users in each of the HSMs, along with their user type and other attributes. All types of users can run this command. You do not even need to be logged in to cloudhsm_mgmt_util to run this command.

Before you run any CMU command, you must start CMU and log in to the HSM. Be sure that you log in with a user type that can run the commands you plan to use.

If you add or delete HSMs, update the configuration files for CMU. Otherwise, the changes that you make might not be effective for all HSMs in the cluster.

User type

The following types of users can run this command.

  • All users. You do not need to be logged in to run this command.

Syntax

This command has no parameters.

listUsers

Example

This command lists the users on each of the HSMs in the cluster and displays their attributes. You can use the User ID attribute to identify users in other commands, such as deleteUser, changePswd, and findAllKeys.

aws-cloudhsm> listUsers Users on server 0(10.0.0.1): Number of users found:6 User Id User Type User Name MofnPubKey LoginFailureCnt 2FA 1 PCO admin YES 0 NO 2 AU app_user NO 0 NO 3 CU crypto_user1 NO 0 NO 4 CU crypto_user2 NO 0 NO 5 CO officer1 YES 0 NO 6 CO officer2 NO 0 NO Users on server 1(10.0.0.2): Number of users found:5 User Id User Type User Name MofnPubKey LoginFailureCnt 2FA 1 PCO admin YES 0 NO 2 AU app_user NO 0 NO 3 CU crypto_user1 NO 0 NO 4 CU crypto_user2 NO 0 NO 5 CO officer1 YES 0 NO

The output includes the following user attributes:

  • User ID: Identifies the user in key_mgmt_util and cloudhsm_mgmt_util commands.

  • User type: Determines the operations that the user can perform on the HSM.

  • User Name: Displays the user-defined friendly name for the user.

  • MofnPubKey: Indicates whether the user has registered a key pair for signing quorum authentication tokens.

  • LoginFailureCnt: Indicates the number of times the user has unsuccessfully logged in.

  • 2FA: Indicates that the user has enabled multi-factor authentication.

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