SET DOMAIN

Use the SET DOMAIN command to change the global processing information of the domain. This information includes the active provisioning policy , the active domain configuration , and the active processing mode.

The information supplied is validated before processing. If the command cannot be processed for any reason, the previous information remains active.

Note:

If any additional capacity is active when you change a policy or configuration, this capacity might be deprovisioned.

Syntax

Set domain command syntax
 
>>-+-SET--DOMAIN-+--+-CFG=name-----------+---------------------><
   '-S--D--------'  +-POL=name-----------+
                    '-MODE=-+-MAN------+-'
                            +-ANALYSIS-+
                            +-CONF-----+
                            '-AUTO-----'

Parameters

The command has the following parameters:

CFG=name

The name of the domain configuration that you want to activate. A domain configuration with the specified name must be installed in the domain configuration repository of the Provisioning Manager. Before the domain configuration is activated, the content is validated.

POL=name

The name of the policy that you want to activate. A policy with the specified name must be installed in the policy repository of the Provisioning Manager. Before the policy is activated, the content is validated.

MODE=mode

The new processing mode for the Provisioning Manager. The following processing mode values are supported:

MAN: Manual mode (policies are disabled)
ANALYSIS: Analysis mode
CONF: Confirmation mode
AUTO: Autonomic mode

The processing mode values are not case-sensitive.

Example

To activate configuration DS, issue the following command:

MODIFY CPOSERV,APPL=SET DOMAIN CFG=DS

or:

F CPOSERV,APPL=S D CFG=DS

The response on the console might be:

CPO1041I Domain configuration DS successfully activated

To change the policy to BERLINP, issue the following command:

MODIFY CPOSERV,APPL=SET DOMAIN POL=BERLINP

or:

F CPOSERV,APPL=S D POL=BERLINP

The response on the console might be:

CPO1020I Policy successfully changed to BERLINP

To set the processing mode to autonomic, issue the following command:

MODIFY CPOSERV,APPL=SET DOMAIN MODE=AUTO

or:

F CPOSERV,APPL=S D MODE=AUTO

The response on the console might be:

CPO1009I Processing mode successfully changed to AUTO