base_operator_user

base_operator_user
base_operator_user
JSON Example
{
    "id": 0,
    "created": "string",
    "operatorId": 0,
    "userType": "string",
    "username": "string",
    "domain": "string",
    "password": "string",
    "firstName": "string",
    "lastName": "string",
    "officePhone": "string",
    "mobilePhone": "string",
    "isNative": 0,
    "isActive": 0,
    "isLocked": 0,
    "disableSecondFactor": 0,
    "email": "string",
    "lastLogin": "string",
    "modified": "string",
    "salt": "string",
    "passwordModified": "string",
    "bastionState": "string",
    "sshUsername": "string",
    "accessLevel": "string"
}
integer
id
Optional

id

string As date-time As date-time
created
Optional

created

integer
operatorId
Optional

operatorId

string
userType
Optional

userType

string
username
Optional

username

string
domain
Optional

domain

string As password As password
password
Optional

password

string
firstName
Optional

firstName

string
lastName
Optional

lastName

string
officePhone
Optional

officePhone

string
mobilePhone
Optional

mobilePhone

tinyint
isNative
Optional

isNative

Possible values are : 0, 1,
tinyint
isActive
Optional

isActive

Possible values are : 0, 1,
tinyint
isLocked
Optional

isLocked

Possible values are : 0, 1,
tinyint
disableSecondFactor
Optional

disableSecondFactor

Possible values are : 0, 1,
string
email
Optional

email

string As date-time As date-time
lastLogin
Optional

lastLogin

string As date-time As date-time
modified
Optional

modified

string
salt
Optional

salt

string As date-time As date-time
passwordModified
Optional

passwordModified

string
bastionState
Optional

bastionState

Possible values are : UNCONFIGURED, STAGE_REQUESTED, UNSTAGE_REQUESTED, STAGED, UNSTAGED,
string
sshUsername
Optional

sshUsername

string
accessLevel
Optional

accessLevel

Possible values are : BASIC, PRIVILEGED,
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