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Hi all,
I tried to get a policy extract out of our BES, Version 4.1.6.9.
I have a working User Admin Client (other queries do work fine), but the one I googled on several sites just won't. It's:
besuseradminclient -p {our_password} -it_policy Default -it_policy_rules
which will leave an error message "SYNTAX - Invalid argument: -it_policy_rules"
Is it possible, that this argument effectively not available (although it is easy to find on several websites and bulletin boards and nobody seem to have problems with it).
Help greatly appreciated.
I tried to get a policy extract out of our BES, Version 4.1.6.9.
I have a working User Admin Client (other queries do work fine), but the one I googled on several sites just won't. It's:
besuseradminclient -p {our_password} -it_policy Default -it_policy_rules
which will leave an error message "SYNTAX - Invalid argument: -it_policy_rules"
Is it possible, that this argument effectively not available (although it is easy to find on several websites and bulletin boards and nobody seem to have problems with it).
Help greatly appreciated.
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Back again,
I tried that out - without success. The same syntax error as before.
My Syntax is (based on the Example from the above linked Guide):
>>besuseradminclient -p ourpassword -list -it_policy_rules
where output is like
>>BESUserAdmin::SYNTAX - Invalid argument: -it_policy_rules
It really seems to a problem with that parameter -it_policy_rules, even if it's used exactly as described.
This command works well, f.e.:
>>besuseradminclient -p asdfasdf -list -it_policies
where output is like
>>BESUserAdmin::DoDisplayI
>>Default
>>Test1
>>Test2
Means, that Service actually works well and password is ok.
What could be wrong on that syntax??
Thanks in advance
I tried that out - without success. The same syntax error as before.
My Syntax is (based on the Example from the above linked Guide):
>>besuseradminclient -p ourpassword -list -it_policy_rules
where output is like
>>BESUserAdmin::SYNTAX - Invalid argument: -it_policy_rules
It really seems to a problem with that parameter -it_policy_rules, even if it's used exactly as described.
This command works well, f.e.:
>>besuseradminclient -p asdfasdf -list -it_policies
where output is like
>>BESUserAdmin::DoDisplayI
>>Default
>>Test1
>>Test2
Means, that Service actually works well and password is ok.
What could be wrong on that syntax??
Thanks in advance
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please ignore tha password-discrepancy, i just placed there any letters. Password IS okay.
Something about it_policy_rules doesn't sound right to me. Have you tried just using it_policy and dropping the _rules?
If I get a chance I'll try it on our server.
If I get a chance I'll try it on our server.
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Yes I did try using it_policy instead of it_policy_rules but that did not change anything.
Would be great if you had the opportunity to try it on your machine.
Would be great if you had the opportunity to try it on your machine.
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ok - it was my fault. although i have upgraded the BES to SP6, the ressource-kit still was on version 4.1 without Sp4 or higher.
thanks, will split the points.
thanks, will split the points.
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