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request services user-identification authentication-table delete

Syntax

Description

Delete entries from the ClearPass authentication table based on the IP address of the user’s device, or on the authentication source and the name of a domain, a group, or a user. When only the authentication source is specified, the entire ClearPass authentication table is deleted. For the integrated ClearPass authentication and enforcement feature, the authentication source is always aruba-clearpass.

Options

ip-address

Deletes a user authentication entry from the ClearPass authentication table, and the Active Directory (AD) table, based on the IP address of the user’s device.

Note:

Starting with Junos OS Release 15.1X49-D130, SRX Series device supports to delete IPv6 addresses if IPv6 addresses were configured.

authentication-source

Deletes user entries from the ClearPass authentication table. In the CLI, ClearPass as the authentication source is referred to by the value aruba-clearpass as is the ClearPass authentication table. To identify the user entries to be deleted, you specify a domain, a group, or a username.

domain-name

Deletes from the ClearPass authentication table user entries for users who belong to the specified domain.

group group-name

Deletes the entry entry from the ClearPass authentication table for users who belong to the group, regardless of whether they belong to other groups.

user user-name

Deletes the entry for the specified user from the ClearPass authentication table.

Required Privilege Level

maintenance

Output Fields

The following examples cover how to delete various user entries from the ClearPass authentication table based on the specified parameter. It also shows how to check to ensure that the user entries were deleted successfully.

Sample Output

request services user-identification authentication-table delete ip-address

Before you delete the entry:

To ensure that the entry exists in the ClearPass authentication table, use the following command to display the entry for the user. Note that the ClearPass authentication table includes the user entry with the IP address 50.0.0.1 and 2001:db8:4136:e378:8000:63bf:3fff:fdd2.

After you delete the user entry associated with the IP address, enter the command again to verify that the entry has been deleted.

request services user-identification authentication-table delete authentication-source aruba-clearpass domain

Before you delete the domain contents from the ClearPass authentication table, use the following command to display the domain information to ensure that it exists. Note that the ClearPass authentication table includes the global domain.

After you delete the domain, use the command again to verify that the domain and its user members was deleted.

request services user-identification authentication-table delete authentication-source aruba-clearpass group

The following command deletes the entries for any users who belong to the group posture-healthy.

Before you delete the group contents from the ClearPass authentication table, use the following command to display it to ensure that the group is used in some user entries. Notice that the appropriate user entries contain the posture-healthy group.

Enter the show services user-identification authentication-table authentication-source aruba-clearpass group posture-healthy to display the entries for the users who belong to the group posture-healthy.

Notice that the group name does not show up in the column for groups referenced by policy because it is not one. Notice, too, that the output contains information for only those users who belong to the group. It does not include an entry for the user abew1, who does not belong to the group.

After you delete the group, use the command again to verify that it has been deleted.

For further verification, you can use the following command to check the entry for one of the users who belonged to the group:

request services user-identification authentication-table delete authentication-source aruba-clearpass

The following command deletes the ClearPass authentication table (aruba-clearpass).

Before you delete the ClearPass authentication table, use the following command to display it to ensure that the table exists.

To verify that you deleted the authentication table successfully, enter the command again:

Release Information

Command introduced in Junos OS Release 12.3X48-D30.