To protect the engineered system from inadvertent changes in the configuration and the resulting loss of service, high-risk actions are disabled for all users.
Some actions in Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center might break an Oracle SuperCluster engineered system configuration. To protect the engineered system from inadvertent changes in the configuration and the resulting loss of service, high-risk actions are disabled for all users. For example, modifying logical domains or network configuration might break the engineered system configuration leading to loss of service.
The following actions are disabled for all users, including Ops Center Admin:
Control Domains
Attach Network
Create Logical Domains
Cancel Delayed Reconfiguration
Logical Domains
Delete logical domain
Migrate logical domain
Connect network
Add storage
Move metadata
Edit attributes of logical domain (with exception of name and description)
Enable/Disable automatic recovery
Network/Network Connectivity operations
Network/Link Aggregation operations
Network/IPMP group operations
Network/Bandwidth Flow operations
Global Zones
Network/Network Connectivity operations
Network/IPMP group operations
Network/Bandwidth Flow operations
Common Operations
Install Software
Deploy/Update Software
Update Firmware
Update BIOS
The Ops Center Administrator role has special privilege to turn off the Asset protection feature in engineered systems.
Note:
Use this privilege for emergency purpose only.
Enable the oes.asset.protection.override.user parameter in the /opt/sun/n1gc/lib/XVM_SATELLITE.properties file to allow all actions, including actions disabled by asset protection.
The Oracle Enterprise Manager OpsCenter Enterprise Controller must be restarted for changes in the XVM_SATELLITE.properties file to take effect.