set system start-shell-sh password
The set system start-shell-sh password command configures the password when using command run start shell sh to entering Linux shell.
The delete system start-shell-sh password command deletes the configuration.
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Command Syntax
set system start-shell-sh password <password>
delete system start-shell-sh password
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Parameter
Parameter | Description |
password <password> | Specifies the password for entering Linux shell. The value is a string, spaces are not allowed, case-sensitive, and can be 6 to 48 characters long. By default, there is no password for entering Linux shell. |
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Usage Guidelines
The configuration takes effect immediately after successfully commit.
When showing the configuration, the password is displayed as ciphertext.
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Example
Configure the password for entering Linux shell and enter Linux shell with this password.
admin@PICOS# set system start-shell-sh password 123456abc
admin@PICOS# commit
admin@PICOS# run start shell sh 123456abc
admin@PICOS:~$
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