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Commands that delete users, domain users, groups, or roles

You use the useradmin commands to delete users, domain users, groups, or roles.

The following table describes the commands:

Command Description
useradmin user delete user_name Deletes the specified user from the storage system.

The useradmin user delete command deletes any local user except for root. User names are case insensitive.

Note: You cannot delete or modify a user with greater capabilities than you have.
useradmin domainuser delete win_user_name -g group1,[group2,...] Removes the specified user from the specified group or groups. User names are case insensitive.

This command does not delete the user from the domain.

Note: If you want to completely delete a user from the storage system, use the useradmin user delete command instead.
useradmin group delete group_name Deletes the specified group from the storage system. Group names are case insensitive.
Note: All users must be removed from a group before the group itself can be deleted.
useradmin role delete role_name Deletes the specified role from the storage system. Role names are case insensitive.
Note: A role that is still assigned to a group cannot be deleted.