3PAR InForm® OS 2.2.4 CLI Administrator's Manual (320-200113 Rev A, March 2009)

4.6
Users and Domains
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4.2.3 Setting a User’s Default Domain
A user’s default domain is the domain that user will access upon each working CLI session.
X To set a user’s default domain, issue the setuser -defaultdomain <domain_name>
<user_name>
command, where:
 <domain_name> is the name of the domain which is being set as the default.
 <user_name> is the name of the user whom you are assigning a default domain.
For information about default domains, see the InForm OS Concepts Guide. For detailed
information about the
setuser command, refer to the InForm OS Command Line
Interface Reference.
4.2.4 Removing a User’s Default Domain
X To remove a user’s default domain, issue the setuser -defaultdomain -unset
<user_name>
command, where <user_name> is the name of the user for whom you are
removing a default domain.
4.2.5 Setting a User’s Current Domain
The current domain refers to the domain in which a user is working during a particular, single
CLI session.
X To set a user’s current domain, issue the setclienv currentdomain <domain_name>
command, where
<domain_name> is the domain you wish to set as the working domain
for the current CLI session.
4.2.6 Removing a User’s Current Domain
To remove a user’s current domain, issue the setclienv currentdomain -unset
command.
NOTE: Prior to setting a specific domain as a user’s default, the user must
previously have been assigned accessibility within that domain.
NOTE: When issuing the setclienv currentdomain -unset command, you
are not returned to your default domain.