ssadm policy creates, deletes, renames, or lists the defined policies.
Usage:
ssadm policy -a policies...
ssadm policy -c oldname newname
ssadm policy -d [-v] policies...
ssadm policy -l [-v] [policies...]
ssadm policy -r oldname newname
The table below describes the options for this command.
Table B-6 Options for policy Subcommand
Options |
Description |
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-a |
Creates policies with the specified names. The newly created policies contain no rules and reference the currently defined common objects. |
-c |
Creates a policy named newname as a copy of the existing policy named oldname. |
-d |
Deletes the named policies. The specified policies can be either generic policy names, such as Initial, or specific versions, such as Initial.3. When a generic policy name is specified and the -v option is specified, ssadm policy -d deletes all of the versions of the policy. When a specific version is specified, only that version is deleted. |
-l |
Lists the named policies (or all policies available if no policies are given). The -v option also lists all of the saved versions of the policies. |
-r |
Renames the existing policy oldname to newname. |