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Reviewing or Changing an SFS Manager’s Authority

You can review the file pools and user storage groups in which you authorized your SFS managers to allocate space, and change (add or remove) the file pools in which SFS managers are authorized to allocate space.

To review or change an SFS manager’s SFS allocation authority

1. From CMS, enter the following:

   vmdirect admin sfsmgrs
   

   This command displays the SFS Managers Configuration Menu.

2. In the Selection field, type 2 to select the Change File Pools/User Storage Groups option. In the Manager field, enter the user ID whose file pool or user storage group allocation authorities you want to change.

   This option displays a list of file pools in which you authorized this manager to allocate space.

3. You can authorize this manager to use more file pools, delete a file pool from a manager’s list of allocable file pools, or review or change the authorizations this manager already has for file pools.

   Note: Reviewing or changing the authorizations a manager has for file pools really means adding or removing user storage groups from which this manager can allocate space, or change the default values for a user storage group in which the manager can already allocate space.

   To authorize this manager to use more file pools, continue with Authorizing a Manager to Allocate Space from Other File Pools

   To delete file pools from this manager’s authority, continue with Deleting File Pools from a Manager’s Authority.

   To change this manager’s authority in a file pool from which he can already allocate space, continue with Changing a Manager’s Authority for a File Pool.