Every SoftLayer account has one or more portal users which are defined by the SoftLayer_User_Customer service. Every SoftLayer customer account has a master user account whose name corresponds to their account id preceded by the letters “SL”. Users exist in a parent-child relationship. Child users inherit the properties and permissions of their parent user while conversely a user may have more than one child users.
API users have full access to their own portal user account and they could also have access to other users under their SoftLayer customer account, if they have “Manage Users” permission in the customer portal.
There are two relational properties that contain the permissions assigned to a customer user; permissions and actions. These are simply two different representations of the same information. The permissions ORM key creates a SoftLayer_Container_Collection_Permissions collection from SoftLayer_User_Customer_CustomerPermission_Permission objects which is populated from the same data source as the actions ORM key which creates a SoftLayer_Container_Collection_Permissions collection from SoftLayer_User_Permission_Action objects.
Create a user’s API authentication key.
Grant access to the user for one or more dedicated hosts devices.
Add multiple hardware to a portal user’s hardware access list.
Add multiple permissions to a portal user’s permission set.
Add multiple CloudLayer Computing Instances to a portal user’s access list.
Grant access to the user for a single dedicated host device.
Add hardware to a portal user’s hardware access list.
Create a notification subscription record for the user.
Add a permission to a portal user’s permission set.
Add a CloudLayer Computing Instance to a portal user’s access list.
Assign a different parent to this user.
Change preference values for the current user
Create a new subscriber for a given resource.
Create a new user record.
Create delivery methods for the subscriber.
Delete a subscriber for a given resource.
Update a user’s information.
Update a collection of users’ information
The customer account that a user belongs to.
Get a list of active external authentication vendors for a SoftLayer user.
A portal user’s additional email addresses. These email addresses are contacted when updates are made to support tickets.
A portal user’s API Authentication keys. There is a max limit of one API key per user.
Generate a specific type of authentication token
A portal user’s child users. Some portal users may not have child users.
An user’s associated closed tickets.
The dedicated hosts to which the user has been granted access.
This method should never be invoked as it is not applicable to legacy SoftLayer-authenticated users. See SoftLayer_User_Customer_OpenIdConnect::getDefaultAccount instead.
The external authentication bindings that link an external identifier to a SoftLayer user.
A portal user’s accessible hardware. These permissions control which hardware a user has access to in the SoftLayer customer portal.
Retrieve the current number of servers a portal user has access to.
Hardware notifications associated with this user. A hardware notification links a user to a piece of hardware, and that user will be notified if any monitors on that hardware fail, if the monitors have a status of ‘Notify User’.
Whether or not a user has acknowledged the support policy.
Permission granting the user access to all Dedicated Host devices on the account.
Whether or not a portal user has access to all hardware on their account.
Whether or not a portal user has access to all virtual guests on their account.
Specifically relating the Customer instance to an IBMid. A Customer instance may or may not have an IBMid link.
Contains the definition of the layout profile.
A user’s locale. Locale holds user’s language and region information.
A user’s attempts to log into the SoftLayer customer portal.
Authenticate a user for the SoftLayer customer portal
Retrieve a list of all the accounts that belong to this customer.
Notification subscription records for the user.
Retrieve a SoftLayer_User_Customer record.
Get the OpenId migration state
An user’s associated open tickets.
A portal user’s vpn accessible subnets.
A portal user’s parent user. If a SoftLayer_User_Customer has a null parentId property then it doesn’t have a parent user.
A portal user’s permissions. These permissions control that user’s access to functions within the SoftLayer customer portal and API.
Authenticate a user for the SoftLayer customer portal
Get a preference value for the current user
Get all available preference types
Data type contains a single user preference to a specific preference type.
Retrieve the authentication requirements for a user when attempting
A portal user’s security question answers. Some portal users may not have security answers or may not be configured to require answering a security question on login.
A user’s notification subscription records.
A user’s successful attempts to log into the SoftLayer customer portal.
Whether or not a user is required to acknowledge the support policy for portal access.
Returns all supported locales for the current user
Whether or not a user must take a brief survey the next time they log into the SoftLayer customer portal.
The surveys that a user has taken in the SoftLayer customer portal.
An user’s associated tickets.
A portal user’s time zone.
A user’s unsuccessful attempts to log into the SoftLayer customer portal.
Retrieve a user id using a password request key
User customer link with IBMid and IAMid.
A portal user’s status, which controls overall access to the SoftLayer customer portal and VPN access to the private network.
Retrieve the current number of CloudLayer Computing Instances a portal user has access to.
A portal user’s accessible CloudLayer Computing Instances. These permissions control which CloudLayer Computing Instances a user has access to in the SoftLayer customer portal.
Request email to allow user to change their password
Allows a Brand Agent to request password reset email to be sent to
Send email invitation to a user to join a SoftLayer account and authenticate with OpenIdConnect.
Determine if a portal user is a master user.
Determine if a string is a user’s portal password.
Perform an external authentication using the given authentication container.
Set the password for a user who has a valid password request key
Revoke access to all dedicated hosts on the account for this user.
Remove all hardware from a portal user’s hardware access list.
Remove all cloud computing instances from a portal user’s instance access list.
Remove a user’s API authentication key.
Revoke access for the user for one or more dedicated hosts devices.
Remove multiple hardware from a portal user’s hardware access list.
Remove multiple permissions from a portal user’s permission set.
Remove multiple CloudLayer Computing Instances from a portal user’s access list.
Revoke access for the user to a single dedicated hosts device.
Remove an external binding from this user.
Remove hardware from a portal user’s hardware access list.
Remove a permission from a portal user’s permission set.
Remove a CloudLayer Computing Instance from a portal user’s access list.
Change the link of a user for OpenIdConnect managed accounts, provided the
Change the link of a master user for OpenIdConnect managed accounts,
Sets the default account for the OpenIdConnect identity that is linked to the current SoftLayer user identity.
This api is used to migrate a user to IBMid without sending an invitation.
De-activates the behavior that IMS permission checks for this user will be
Activates the behavior that IMS permission checks for this user will be done as though
Update the active status for a notification subscription.
Update portal login security questions and answers.
Update a delivery method for the subscriber.
Update a user’s VPN password
Creates or updates a user’s VPN access privileges.
Validate the user authentication token