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 NAME hadbm extenddomain - extends the current HADB management domain by adding the specified hosts SYNOPSIS hadbm extenddomain [adminpassword=password | adminpasswordfile=filename]  [agent=ma_url]  host_list
 
Use the hadbm extenddomain command to add hosts to an existing management domain. All the hosts that will be part of the desired domain must be included in the hostlist. The following prerequisites must be met before using the hadbm extenddomain command: 
 
An HADB management domain must already exist.
HADB management agents are running on the hosts.
The management agents on the hosts to be added are not members of an existing domain.
All the management agents are configured to use the same port.
All the management agents can reach each other over UDP, TCP, and with IP multicast. 
w adminpassword
The actual HADBM administration password.W adminpasswordfile
The file from which the passwords are read.m agent 
Identifies the URL to the Management Agent. The default is localhost:1862. 
host_list
A comma-separated list of all the hosts that are part of the management domain. Example  1. Adding hosts to an HADB management domain
hadbm extenddomain host4,host5,
Hosts added, domain is now host1,host2,host3,host4,host5 
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command executed successfully1
error in executing the command 
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the hostlist contains duplicate host names22016
the host 3 and host 4 are registered in different management domains. Domains cannot be merged. Use hadbm reducedomain to remove one of the hosts from a domain and then restart the agent22191
the specified hosts are already part of the management domain22192
the management domain does not exist22196
the URL used to connect to management agents spans hosts which are not in the management domain 
hadbm(1), hadbm-create(1), hadbm-createdomain(1), hadbm-deletedomain(1), hadbm-listdomain(1), hadbm-reducedomain(1)
 
 
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