Synopsis
mpmoduser {-o OS user name | -d description} usernameDescription
This command sets the OS user name to be assigned to the Operation Manager user which is registered with Systemwalker Operation Manager.
Options
-o OS user name
Specify this option when changing the OS user name that has been assigned to the Operation Manager user by using the mpadduser command.
If the OS user name that has been associated with the Operation Manager user is the user name of the system administrator, the OS user name to which you change must be a user name of the system administrator. And if the OS user name that has been associated with the Operation Manager user is the user name of other than the system administrator, the OS user name to which you change must be a user name of other than the system administrator.
-d description
Specified to change the description about the Operation Manager user.
username
Specify the name of the Operation Manager user whose attribute is to be changed.
Return Values
Return value | Meaning |
|---|---|
0 | Normal termination |
Value other than 0 | Abnormal termination |
Reference
mpadduser, mpsetpasswd, mpusers
Command Location
Solaris | Systemwalker installation directory/FJSVfwseo/bin |
Privilege Required
System administrator (superuser) privileges are required.
Cautions
In cluster environments, execute this command only on the active node (the node where the shared disk is mounted).
The settings configured with this command on the active node will be applied to the standby node at the time of next failover. Check which nodes are the active node or standby node in the cluster system currently used.
Examples
The following example changes the OS user assigned to the Operation Manager user "swuser" to "user2":
mpmoduser -o user2 swuser
The following example changes the description about the Operation Manager user "swuser" to "Operation Manager User":
mpmoduser -d "Operation Manager User" swuser
Execution Results/Output Format
Normal termination | No message is output. |
Abnormal termination | An error message is output. |