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.

Command Syntax

set system start-shell-sh password <password>

delete system start-shell-sh password

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.

Usage Guidelines

The configuration takes effect immediately after successfully commit.

When showing the configuration, the password is displayed as ciphertext.

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:~$