Other Useful Commands

The following are some other useful commands for configuring an LDAP authentication service.

Command	Description
`auth <service_name> remove`	Remove the specified authentication service. Note: To avoid having to reconfigure the service, you might want to deactivate it instead.
`auth <service_name> useKerberos`	Check whether Kerberos is enabled for the specified authentication service.
`auth <service_name> useKerberos {true\|false}`	Activate or deactivate Kerberos for single sign on (only available when SuperADMIN is running on Windows).
`auth <service_name> active false`	Deactivate the specified authentication service.
`auth <service_name> reload`	Reload the configuration. Use this command if you change one of the settings after activating the service.
`auth services`	List all configured authentication services and their properties.
`auth <service_name> group removefilter <group_name>`	Remove the specified group from the group filter for the specified service. Note: For LDAP groups, specify the group name, not the full DN.
`auth <service_name> group addfilter <group_name>`	Add the specified group to the group filter for the specified service. Note: For LDAP groups, specify the group name, not the full DN. You only need to use this command if you are adding new groups after the service has been created.
`account users`	List all users from the authentication service you used to login to the console.
`account groups`	List all groups from the authentication service you used to login to the console.