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Example 7-8 shows how to validate the recommended policy sets.
Example 7-8 Validating policy sets
tsm: ATLANTIC>
ANR1515I Policy set SERVER validated in domain SERVER (ready for activation).
tsm: ATLANTIC>
ANR1515I Policy set WORKSTN validated in domain WORKSTN (ready for activation).
7.3.2 Activating the recommended policy sets
The activate policyset command makes specified policy active, as the controlling
policy within its policy domain.
Example 7-9 shows how to activate the recommended policy sets.
Example 7-9 Activating policy sets
tsm: ATLANTIC>
Do you wish to proceed? (Yes/No) y
ANR1514I Policy set SERVER activated in policy domain SERVER.
tsm: ATLANTIC>
Do you wish to proceed? (Yes/No) y
ANR1514I Policy set WORKSTN activated in policy domain WORKSTN.
tsm: ATLANTIC>
Policy
Domain
Name
---------
SERVER
WORKSTN
7.3.3 Deleting the STANDARD policy domain
The installation process created a policy domain called STANDARD. Once you
have created your required policy, you should remove the STANDARD domain
information to clean up your environment. The delete domain command removes
an existing policy domain. This command is very powerful in that it also removes
the underlying policy sets, management classes, and copy groups that belong to
the domain. For this reason, the delete domain command should be used with
validate policyset server server
validate policyset workstn workstn
activate policyset server server
activate policyset workstn workstn
query domain
Activated
Activated
Policy
Default
Set
Mgmt
Class
---------
---------
SERVER
DATA
WORKSTN
DATA
Number of
Description
Registered
Nodes
----------
------------------------
0
Server Nodes
0
Workstation Nodes
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