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  2. NetBackup™ Web UI Administrator's Guide
  3. Section IX. Managing security
  4. Using access keys, API keys, and access codes
  5. Access codes
NetBackup™ Web UI Administrator's Guide

Access codes

To run certain NetBackup administrator commands, for example bperror, you need to authenticate through the web UI. You need to generate an access code through the command-line interface, get the access request approved from the administrator, and then access the command.

With the web UI authentication for CLI access, NetBackup administrators can delegate the associated privileges to other users. By default, only a root administrator or an administrator can perform NetBackup operations through the command-line interface. The web UI authentication support allows non-root users to administer NetBackup who have CLI access that the Security Administrator has granted. You can also administer NetBackup with a non-RBAC user role (such as Operating System Administrator) even though you are not registered as a NetBackup user. Each time you need to generate a new access code to access CLIs.

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