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A stupid Question For Admin Neo
Post 18479 by Neo on Thursday 28th of March 2002 06:47:21 PM
03-28-2002
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For the poster interested in job forums:
I am sorry, but rule are rules and these are free forums.... not paid subscription job forums (and we want it to be technical, not swarmed with headhunters).... thanks for your understanding... for job discussions, please visit;
www.monster.com
If we create paid subscription tiered services, then job posting might be a good idea.... in a few years
Not now, sorry.
Also, if you notice, email addresses are not allowed in posts at this time..... please be so kind to not post email addresses in posts. We don't want this site to get a reputation as a place to mine for email addresses (and we all know how the Internet is these days with spam!!! not to mention privacy... )
I am sorry, but rule are rules and these are free forums.... not paid subscription job forums (and we want it to be technical, not swarmed with headhunters).... thanks for your understanding... for job discussions, please visit;
www.monster.com
If we create paid subscription tiered services, then job posting might be a good idea.... in a few years
Not now, sorry.Also, if you notice, email addresses are not allowed in posts at this time..... please be so kind to not post email addresses in posts. We don't want this site to get a reputation as a place to mine for email addresses (and we all know how the Internet is these days with spam!!! not to mention privacy... )
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vparadmin
vparadmin(1M) vparadmin(1M) NAME
vparadmin - modifies attributes for the virtual partition flexible administrative capability SYNOPSIS
vp_name] | | DESCRIPTION
The command is used to add or delete a Designated-Admin vPar. It can also be used to change the virtual partition flexible administrative password. Options are valid when the virtual partition flexible administrative capability is enabled. Options recognizes the following command line options and arguments. The options are mutually exclusive. Adds the virtual partition to the Designated-Admin vPar list in a secure virtual partition environment. It will prompt for the existing virtual parti- tion flexible administrative password before allowing the addition. Deletes the virtual partition from the Designated-Admin vPar list. It will prompt for the existing virtual partition flexible administrative password before allowing the deletion. Changes the virtual partition flexible administrative password. It will prompt for the old password for validation. Displays the Designated-Admin vPar list. If no arguments are supplied, indicates whether the virtual partition flexible administrative capability is enabled or disabled. SECURITY RESTRICTIONS
This command is restricted to processes owned by a superuser. RETURN VALUE
The command exits with one of the following values: Successful completion. One or more error conditions occurred. EXAMPLES
Use vparadmin without any options: The virtual partition fle xible administrative capability is disabled. Add the name of the virtual partition called to the Designated-Admin vPar list: ---------- Designated-Admin virtual partitions ---------- Oslo To change the virtual partition flexible administrative password: Old password: New password: Re-enter new password: vPar flexible administrative password successfully changed. ERRORS
displays error messages on standard error for any of the following conditions: o An invalid option is specified. o An invalid value is specified for an option or a value is omitted. o does not exist in the monitor database. o One or more options are specified more than once. AUTHOR
was developed by the Hewlett-Packard Company. SEE ALSO
vparboot(1M), vparcreate(1M), vparmodify(1M), vparremove(1M), vparreset(1M), vparresources(5), vparstatus(1M), vpmon(1M). vparadmin(1M)