Get-QManagedShareRootPath
Retrieves details about a managed shared root path that defines where a share is to be created under for a given QAMNode.
Syntax:
Get-QManagedShareRootPath [-Id [<String>]] [<CommonParameters>]
Table 74: Parameters
| Id |
(Optional) Specify the ID (GUID format) of the managed share root path to be retrieved.
If this parameter is not specified, all managed share root paths in the database are returned. |
Examples:
Table 75: Examples
| Get-QManagedShareRootPath |
Returns a list of all managed share root paths in the database. |
| Get-QManagedShareRootPath -Id ca65709c-5d80-43e6-a56f-de6468ca6b51 |
Returns information on the specified managed share root path. |
Details retrieved:
Table 76: Details retrieved
| RootPath |
The value assigned to the managed share root path (RootPath). |
| Description |
The description of the managed share root path (Description). |
| QAMNodeID |
The value (GUID) assigned to the QAMNode where this root path resides (UID_QAMNode). |
| Id |
The value (GUID) assigned to the managed share root path (UID_QAMManagedShareRootPath). |
Remove-QManagedShareRootPath
Removes an existing managed shared root path from the Data Governance Edition deployment.
Syntax:
Remove-QManagedShareRootPath -Id <String> [<CommonParameters>]
Table 77: Parameters
| Id |
Specify the ID (GUID format) of the managed share root path to be removed.
Run the Get-QManagedShareRootPath cmdlet without any parameters to retrieve a list of available managed share root paths and associated IDs. |
Examples:
Table 78: Examples
| Remove-QManagedShareRootPath -Id ca65709c-5d80-43e6-a56f-de6468ca6b51 |
Removes the specified managed share root path from the database. |
Set-QManagedShareRootPath
Updates a managed shared root path in the Data Governance Edition deployment.
Syntax:
Set-QManagedShareRootPath -Id <String> [-RootPath [<String>]] [-Description [<String>]] [-QAMNodeID [<String>]] [<CommonParameters>]
Table 79: Parameters
| Id |
Specify the ID of the managed share root path to be updated.
Run the Get-QManagedShareRootPath cmdlet without any parameters to retrieve a list of available managed share root paths and associated IDs. |
| RootPath |
(Optional) Specify this parameter to change the share root path.
Only local managed hosts are supported at this time. Do not include the machine name as part of the path. |
| Description |
(Optional) Specify this parameter to add or change the description of the shared root path. |
| QAMNodeID |
(Optional) Specify this parameter to change the managed host (QAMNode) to which the path applies. |
Examples:
Table 80: Examples
| Set-QManagedShareRootPath -Id ca65709c-5d80-43e6-a56f-de6468ca6b51 -RootPath C$\ShareRoot1 |
Updates the specified managed share root path in the database. |
Type group permissions object management
A type group permissions object correlates possible permissions and group hierarchies within a managed resource type.
The default managed resource types defined include:
- L-[costcenter]-[random]-FC - Simple Share
- L-[costcenter]-[random]-R - Simple Share
- L-[costcenter]-[random]-RW - Simple Share
TIP: Prior to adding or modifying a type group permission object, see The security model for an overview of this feature.
The following commands are available to manage your type group permissions objects, which are used in file system share requests in the IT Shop. For full parameter details and examples, click a command in the table or see the command help, using the Get-Help command.
Table 81: Type group permissions object management commands
| Add-QTypeGroupPermissions |
Add a new type group permissions object to the Data Governance Edition deployment. |
| Get-QTypeGroupPermissions |
Retrieve a type group permissions object from the Data Governance Edition deployment.
You can retrieve a specific type group permissions object or a list of all type group permissions in the database. |
| Remove-QTypeGroupPermissions |
Remove a type group permissions object from the Data Governance Edition deployment. |
| Set-QTypeGroupPermissions |
Update an existing type group permissions object in the Data Governance Edition deployment. |
