Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance Administration Manual page 39

bmc root
dory:> configuration users select btab
dory:> configuration users select bmcenter
dory:configuration users bmc>
Once in a context, execute context-specific commands. For example, to get the current user's
preferences, execute the get command from the configuration preferences context:
dory:configuration preferences> get
login_screen = status/dashboard
session_timeout = 15
session_annotation =
advanced_analytics = false
If there is input following a command that changes context, that command will be executed in
the target context, but control will return to the calling context. For example, to get preferences
from the root context without changing context, append the get command to the context
navigation commands:
dory:> configuration preferences get
login_screen = status/dashboard
session_timeout = 15
session_annotation =
advanced_analytics = false
When creating a new entity in the system, the context associated with the new entity will often
be created in an uncommitted state. For example, create a threshold alert by executing the
create command from the configuration alerts threshold context:
dory:> configuration alerts thresholds create
dory:configuration alerts threshold (uncommitted)>
The (uncommitted) in the prompt denotes that this an uncommitted context. An uncommitted
entity is committed via the commit command; any attempt to navigate away from the
uncommitted context will prompt for confirmation:
dory:configuration alerts threshold (uncommitted)> cd /
Leaving will abort creation of "threshold". Are you sure? (Y/N)
When committing an uncommitted entity, the properties associated with the new entity will
be validated, and an error will be generated if the entity cannot be created. For example, the
creation of a new threshold alert requires the specification of a statistic name; failure to set this
name results in an error:
dory:configuration alerts threshold (uncommitted)> commit
error: missing value for property "statname"
locale = C
locale = C
Command Line Interface (CLI)
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