Commands Reference, Volume 1

chCCadmin Command

Purpose

Changes the name of the Common Criteria enabled System Administrative Host for a system.

Syntax

chCCadmin [ -a address ] hostname

Description

The chCCadmin command maintains the name of the Common Criteria enabled System Administrative Host as well as the NFS mount points and hostname entries as defined in /etc/filesystems.

Changing the name of the Administrative Host will cause the NFS file systems listed in /etc/filesystems to be updated and the contents of /etc/security/admin_host to be replaced.

The given hostname must be defined when this command is executed. If hostname cannot be resolved, a warning will be given. The -a option may be used to specify the IP address of hostname. When the -a option is given, hostname and address will be added to the /etc/hosts file.

Flags

Parameters

Exit Status

0

All updates have been made successfully.

1

Command has been executed on a non-Common Criteria enabled System.

2

Command failed while changing the administrative host.

Files

Related Information

The isCChost command, lsCCadmin command, mkCCadmin command, rmCCadmin command.