Attribute
--attribute
--value
The following command removes image reference in terminal CR01 (scPosImageDn
value under scWorkstation object):
posAdmin.pl --user cn=admin,o=mycorp,c=us --password secret
--modify --scWorkstation --scPosImageDn --DN
cn=CR01,cn=east,ou=boston,o=mycorp,c=us
The following command removes both image reference and image version in terminal
CR01 (scPosImageDn and scPosImageVersion values under scWorkstation
object):
posAdmin.pl --user cn=admin,o=mycorp,c=us --password secret
--modify --scWorkstation --scPosImageDn --scPosImageVersion
--DN cn=CR01,cn=east,ou=boston,o=mycorp,c=us
The following command adds a new or modifies an existing image reference:
posAdmin.pl --user cn=admin,o=mycorp,c=us --password secret
--modify --scWorkstation --scPosImageDn
cn=myMinimal,cn=myTestImages,cn=global,o=mycorp,c=us
--DN cn=CR01,cn=east,ou=boston,o=mycorp,c=us
The following command adds a new or modifies an existing image reference and image
version:
posAdmin.pl --user cn=admin,o=mycorp,c=us --password secret
--modify --scWorkstation --scPosImageDn
cn=myMinimal,cn=myTestImages,cn=global,o=mycorp,c=us
--scPosImageVersion 2.1.0;active --DN cn=CR01,cn=east,ou=boston,o=mycorp,c=us
The option --multival is used to add, remove, or modify values of attributes with
multiple values. Only one such attribute can be modified at one time.
The following command adds image version 2.1.1;active in the image
myMinimal (scPosImageVersion value under scPosImage object):
Type
Explanation
must
Attribute; for example,
scPosImageVersion.
may
If a value is given, the attribute is modified;
otherwise, the attribute entry is deleted.
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