ssoadm Usage Example

This section provides an example of how you can use the ssoadm command-line for a subcommand. This example highlights the update-agent option. The update-agent option allows you to configure agent properties. The following is an example of how the ssoadm command can be issued with the update-agent option.

# ./ssoadm update-agent -e testRealm1 -b testAgent1 -u amadmin -f 
/tmp/testpwd -a "com.sun.identity.agents.config.notenforced.url[0]=/exampledir/public/*"

When issuing the ssoadm command, if you include values that contain wildcards (* or -*-), then the property name/value pair should be enclosed in double quotes to avoid substitution by the shell. This applies when you use the -a (--attributevalues) option. The double quotes are not necessary when you list the properties in a data file and access them with the -D option.