Modifies the properties of an existing NSS storage pool on the server. Note that no properties can currently be modified with modifyPoolInfo. However, the command is documented with examples of how it works in the future when modifications are allowed. This command is implemented only on NetWare and not on Linux.
<modifyPoolInfo> <poolName/> <basicInfo> <mountPoint/> </basicInfo> <enabledAttributes> <shared enabled=" "/> </enabledAttributes> </modifyPoolInfo>
<modifyPoolInfo> <result value=" "> <description/> </result> </modifyPoolInfo>
(Optional, Repeating) Specifies to modify the properties of an existing pool. Currently, no properties can be modified.
Specifies the name of the pool for which information is to be modifieds.
Specifies the basic information for the pool.
Specifies the pool's mount point for Linux only.
Is not used.
Specifies an example only. The shareable-for-clustering state cannot be modified for an NSS storage pool. If modifications were allowed, the enabled attribute would state either yes or no.
Specifies an error value or 0 (for no error).
Specifies a text description of the returned result.
Because the shared attribute cannot currently be modified, the following examples are not functional.
A nssRequest packet to modify pool information is as follows:
<nssRequest> <pool> <modifyPoolInfo> <poolName>MYPOOL</poolName> <enabledAttributes> <shared enabled="yes"> </enabledAttributes> </modifyPoolInfo> </pool> </nssRequest>
A nssReply packet to the modify pool information command follows:
<nssReply> <pool> <modifyPoolInfo> <result value="0"> <description/>success</description> </result> </modifyPoolInfo> </pool> <result value="0"> <description/>zOK</description> </result> </nssReply>