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setp

Purpose

Use the setp command to set the value of a policy. Note that you can reset a value with the resetp command.

The policy data is represented as a directory tree with / as the root. You can use cdp to navigate the tree and lsp and pwdp to display data.

See Also:

• "Policy Commands" for related commands

• Appendix A, "Defaults and Policies" for a complete list of policies and policy classes

Prerequisites

You must have the modify administrative domain's configuration right to use the setp command.

Syntax

setp::=

setp policy-name policy-value

Semantics

policy-name

Specifies the name of a policy or a class of policies.

policy-value

Specifies the policy value, which is dependent on the policy type.

Example

Example 2-150 sets the Web server password to pandora, configures the Web server so that it starts automatically, and then sets the NDMP host password to mehitibel.

Example 2-150 Setting Policy Values

ob> pwdp
/
ob> lsp daemons/webpass
webpass                          (set)
ob> setp daemons/webpass pandora
ob> lsp --nodefault daemons/webauto
webautostart                     no
ob> setp daemons/webauto yes
ob> lsp --nodefault ndmp/password
password                         (not set)
ob> setp ndmp/password mehitibel