Authorizes a user to manage one or more host groups and host accounts.

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Request parameters

Parameter Type Required Example Description
Action String Yes AttachHostGroupAccountsToUser

The operation that you want to perform.

Set the value to AttachHostGroupAccountsToUser.

HostGroups String Yes [ {"HostGroupId":"1"}, {"HostGroupId":"2","HostAccountNames":["root","111","abc"]}, {"HostGroupId":"3","HostAccountNames":["root","111","abc"]}, {"HostGroupId":"4","HostAccountNames":["root","111","abc"]} ]

The ID of the host group and the name of the host account that you want to authorize the user to manage. You can specify up to 10 host group IDs and up to 10 host account names for each host group. You can specify only host group IDs. In this case, the user is authorized to manage only the specified host groups. For more information about this parameter, see the "Description of the HostGroups parameter" section of this topic.

Note You can call the ListHostGroups operation to query the ID of the host group and the ListHostAccounts operation to query the name of the host account.
InstanceId String Yes bastionhost-cn-st220aw****

The ID of the bastion host for which you want to authorize the user to manage the specified host groups and host accounts.

Note You can call the DescribeInstances operation to query the ID of the bastion host.
UserId String Yes 1

The ID of the user that you want to authorize to manage the specified host groups and host accounts.

Note You can call the ListUsers operation to query the ID of the user.
RegionId String No cn-hangzhou

The region ID of the bastion host for which you want to authorize the user to manage the specified host groups and host accounts.

Note For more information about the mapping between region IDs and region names, see Regions and zones.

Description of the HostGroups parameter

Field

Type

Example

Description

HostGroupId

string

1

The ID of the host group.

HostAccountNames

array[string]

["root","111","abc"]

The name of the host account. The value is a JSON string. You can specify up to 10 host account names for each host group.

The following code provides an example on the settings of the HostGroups parameter: 

 
[
{"HostGroupId":"1"}, 
{"HostGroupId":"2","HostAccountNames":["root","111","abc"]}, 
{"HostGroupId":"3","HostAccountNames":["root","111","abc"]},  
null 
]

All Alibaba Cloud API operations must include common request parameters. For more information about common request parameters, see Common parameters.

For more information about sample requests, see the "Examples" section of this topic.

Response parameters

Parameter Type Example Description
RequestId String EC9BF0F4-8983-491A-BC8C-1B4DD94976DE

The ID of the request.

Results Array of Item

The result of the call.

Code String OK

The return code that indicates whether the call was successful. Valid values:

  • OK: The call was successful.
  • UNEXPECTED: An unknown error occurred.
  • INVALID_ARGUMENT: A request parameter is invalid.
  • OBJECT_NOT_FOUND: The specified object on which you want to perform the operation does not exist.
  • OBJECT_AlREADY_EXISTS: The specified object on which you want to perform the operation already exists.
HostAccountNames Array of Item

The result of authorizing the user to manage the specified host accounts.

Code String OK

The return code that indicates whether the user was authorized to manage the specified host account. Valid values:

  • OK: The call was successful.
  • UNEXPECTED: An unknown error occurred.
  • INVALID_ARGUMENT: A request parameter is invalid.
  • OBJECT_NOT_FOUND: The specified object on which you want to perform the operation does not exist.
  • OBJECT_AlREADY_EXISTS: The specified object on which you want to perform the operation already exists.
HostAccountName String root

The name of the host account.

Message String None

This parameter is deprecated.

HostGroupId String 1

The ID of the host group.

Message String None

This parameter is deprecated.

UserId String 1

The ID of the user.

Examples

Sample requests

http(s)://[Endpoint]/?Action=AttachHostGroupAccountsToUser
&HostGroups=[ {"HostGroupId":"1"}, {"HostGroupId":"2","HostAccountNames":["root","111","abc"]}, {"HostGroupId":"3","HostAccountNames":["root","111","abc"]}, {"HostGroupId":"4","HostAccountNames":["root","111","abc"]} ]
&InstanceId=bastionhost-cn-st220aw****
&UserId=1
&<Common request parameters>

Sample success responses

XML format 

<AttachHostGroupAccountsToUserResponse>
      <RequestId>EC9BF0F4-8983-491A-BC8C-1B4DD94976DE</RequestId>
      <Results>
            <HostGroupId>1</HostGroupId>
            <Message></Message>
            <Code>OK</Code>
            <UserId>1</UserId>
      </Results>
      <Results>
            <HostAccountNames>
                  <HostAccountName>root</HostAccountName>
                  <Message></Message>
                  <Code>OK</Code>
            </HostAccountNames>
      </Results>
</AttachHostGroupAccountsToUserResponse>

JSON format 

{
	"RequestId": "EC9BF0F4-8983-491A-BC8C-1B4DD94976DE",
	"Results": [{
		"HostGroupId": "1",
		"Message": "",
		"Code": "OK",
		"UserId": "1"
	}, {
		"HostAccountNames": [{
			"HostAccountName": "root",
			"Message": "",
			"Code": "OK"
		}]
	}]
}

Error codes

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