The configurenodesecurity utility allows you to configure security on a client node in an already created cluster.
configurenodesecurity /es[enablesecurity] /n[nodename] node-name /a[adminid] admin-name /p[password] password
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Argument
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Description
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/es[enablesecurity]
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Specifies that the tool is being used for enabling security on a specific node.
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/n[nodename] node-name
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Specifies the target node to enable security.
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/a[adminid] admin-name
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Specifies the administrator Id. To enable security on any node, it is vital to have administrative rights.
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/p[password] password
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Specifies the administrator password.
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configurenodesecurity /ds[disablesecurity] /n[nodename] node-name /u[userid] user-name /p[password] password /dc[domaincontroller] domain-controller
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Argument
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Description
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/ds[disablesecurity]
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Specifies that the tool is being used for disabling security on a specific node.
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/n[nodename] node-name
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Specifies the target node to disable security.
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/u[userid] user-name
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Specifies the user Id. This user name can also be an administrator, because to disable security you can either be an NCache node administrator or you have the administrator rights on the target node.
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/p[password] password
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Specifies the password against the user name.
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/dc[domaincontroller] domain-controller
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Specifies the domain controller.
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configurenodesecurity /au[adduser] /n[newusername] new-user-name /nn[nodename] node-name /u[userid] user-name /p[password] password /dc[domaincontroller] domain-controller
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Argument
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Description
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/au[adduser]
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Specifies that the tool is being used for adding a user to NCache node administrators.
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/n[newusername]
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Specifies the new user name to add.
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/nn[nodename] node-name
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Specifies the target node on which the user exists.
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/u[userid] user-name
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Specifies the domain user Id.
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/p[password] password
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Specifies the password against the user name.
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/dc[domaincontroller] domain-controller
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Specifies the domain controller.
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configurenodesecurity /ru[removeuser] /d[deleteuser] user-to-delete /u[username] user-name /p[password] password /dc[domaincontroller] domain-controller
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Argument
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Description
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/ru[removeuser]
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Specifies that the tool is being used for removing a user from NCache node administrators.
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/d[deleteuser] user-to-delete
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Specifies the existing user which is now being deleted/removed from NCache node administrators.
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/u[userid] user-name
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Specifies the domain user Id.
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/p[password] password
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Specifies the password against the user name.
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/dc[domaincontroller] domain-controller
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Specifies the domain controller.
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Remarks
You can enable/disable node level security any time.
The system where you use configurenodesecurity utility, must have NCache service installed and running. By default, configurenodesecurity utility tries to enable security on a specified client node.
Examples
The following command enables security on a specified client node.
configurenodesecurity /e /n 20.200.20.2 /a Admin /p
The following command disables security on a specified client node for a particular user.
configurenodesecurity /d /n 20.200.20.2 /u User /p Password/dc 20.200.20.32
The following command adds a new user to NCache administrators node.
configurenodesecurity /a /n User /nn 20.200.20.2 /u User /p Password/dc 20.200.20.32
The following command removes user from NCache administrators node.
configurenodesecurity /r /d User /u User /p Password/dc 20.200.20.32
See Also