HP-UX CMGR A.02.01 Administrator's and Developer's Guide

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setrules -p

If the validation succeeds, cmgr notifies the operating system to reload the compartment rules with the

following command:

setrules

NOTE: The compartment handler processes a temporary copy of the compartment configuration

file. If the compartment handler returns an error, the contents of configuration file will be unchanged

from its original state.

If the list and status operations are required on multiple compartments, the compartment

element contains a comma separated list of those compartments.

The compartment element can have the following attributes:

Attribute Description

compartment

Optional. Common attribute.

if_op

Optional. Common attribute.

cmptdelete

If FALSE, do not remove empty compartment definitions on a delete operation.

Default is

TRUE

cmptactivate

FALSE

, do not execute the compartments activation command. Default is

TRUE

cmptvalidate

FALSE

, do not execute the compartments validation command. Default is

TRUE

See 2.4 Common

Attributes for more information on common attributes.

2.2.4 The ipaddress Element

The ipaddress element manages interaction with the IP network interface configuration files and

commands. Upon invocation, the ipaddress element handler checks the operation option from the

cmgr command and performs one of the following tasks:

Operation

Description

add

Adds IP address configuration information to the system configuration files

/etc/rc.config.d/netconf or /etc/rc.config.d/netconf-ipv6 and

executes the commands ifconfig and route. See ifconfig(1M) and route(1M) for

more information.

If the ipaddress attribute contains dots (for example, 192.168.1.2), it is handled as

an IPV4 type address. The interface, ipaddress, mask, and state attributes are

used to update the /etc/rc.config.d/netconf file. Otherwise, if the ipaddress

contains colons (for example, 2222::2) it is handled as an IPv6 address. The

interface, ipaddress, and state are used to update the

/etc/rc.config.d/netconf-ipv6 file. The add operation also creates a default

route with the IP address specified as both the gateway and as the source with a count

of 0, see route(1M).