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Assign Profile Option

The following command allows the CA Configuration Automation administrator to automate the administration process of updating the Server Management Profile, Server Access Profile and Service Management Profile:

ccautil -task assignprofile
-s <server:port of the CCA Server>
-u (user name)
-p <password> or -pwfile <file containing the password>
-service
-server
-id <service/server uuid>
-servicename <service name>
-servername <server name>
-apname <access profile name>
-mpname <management profile name>

-s <server:port_number>

Specifies the HTTP or HTTPS CA Configuration Automation Server name and port number that contains the agent you want to secure.

-u <user_name>

Specifies a valid CA Configuration Automation Server user login name.

-p <password>

Specifies the user’s password. The password shows as clear text on the command line. Alternatively, you can create and use a scrambled password file for authentication. For more information, see Hash Password Option.

-pwfile< /path/filename> (on UNIX servers) or -pwfile <\path\filename> (on Windows servers)

Specifies the user’s password file. You can use this argument in place of -p password.

-service

Specifies the assign or update profile to Service.

-server

Specifies the assign or update profile to Server.

-id <service/server uuid>

Specifies the service or server user id.

-servicename <service_name>

Specifies the name of the service you want to refresh.

-servername <server_name>

Specifies the name of the server you want to refresh.

-apname <access profile name>

Specifies the name for the access profile.

-mpname <management profile name>

Specifies the name for the management profile.

Usage Example

The following example uses the -servername argument to uniquely identify the server, -apname argument to uniquely identify the access profile name.

ccautil -task assignprofile -server -servername "server1" -S ccaservername:8080 -u username -p password -apname "AProfile1"

The following example uses the -id argument to specify the server, -mpname argument to uniquely identify the mangement profile name.

ccautil -task refresh -server -id 5dfe7ce5-fbed-44b1-80ef-1a49f5780236 -S ccaservername:8080 -u username -p password -mpname "MProfile1"

The following example uses the -servicename argument to uniquely identify the service, -mpname argument to uniquely identify the mangement profile name.

ccautil -task assignprofile -service -servicename "service1" -S ccaservername:8080 -u username -p password -mpname "MProfile2"

The following example uses the -id argument to specify the service, -mpname argument to uniquely identify the mangement profile name.

ccautil -task assignprofile -service -id 5dfe7ce5-fbed-44b1-80ef-1a49f5780236  -S ccaservername:8080 -u username -p password -mpname "MProfile2"