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dpmresourcemgr setmanagementstatus Command--Set the Management Status for a Host

The setmanagementstatus command sets a host to a managed or unmanaged state.

This command has the following format:

dpmresourcemgr setmanagementstatus [-sc sc_url] -server_name hostname -management_status 0|1 [-ws_user username -ws_password password][-locale iso639value]

-sc sc_url

(Optional) Defines the URL for the service controller host.

Example: https://hostname:port/...

hostname

Defines the fully qualified host where the service controller is installed.

Example: localhost.ca.com

port

Defines the listening port for the service controller server.

Example: 80

-host_name source host name

Defines the name of the source server in the operation.

-management_status 0 | 1

Defines the management status of the server. Valid entry: 0 = unmanaged state; 1 = managed state.

-ws_user username -ws_password password

(Optional) Specifies the credentials to use for the web service security check. If you do not include credentials, you are prompted to enter them. Avoid the prompt for credentials by setting up your own session using caaipsecurity.

-locale iso639value

(Optional) Specifies an IS0 639_3166 combination to override the default English output, for example, fr_FR for French. To use the locale of the command prompt, specify "native".

Example: Set Host to Managed State

This example sets the management status for a host named ServerA to a managed state.

dpmcda setmanagementstatus -sc https://localhost/dpm/sc -host_name ServerA -management_status 1

Example: Set Host to Unmanaged State

This command lets you set the management status of host named ServerB to an unmanaged state.

dpmcda setmanagementstatus -host_name ServerB -management_status 0 -ws_user wsuser -ws_password wsuserpassword