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Set Complex Name


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» Change the Complex Name

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Use this action to change the name of the complex. The complex name is used to identify the complex, and is displayed in all Partition Manager views. Choose a name that will be meaningful to all administrators of the complex, and is not already used to identify a different complex (Partition Manager does not check whether the complex name is unique).

Change the Complex Name

There is only one field to fill in.

Complex Name

From one to 20 characters can be used, made up of the following characters:

alphabetics (a-z, A-Z);
numerics (0-9);
underscore (_);
hyphen (-);
period (.);
and the space character.

This field is initialized with the currently assigned complex name. If you set the complex name to be only the space character, Partition Manager will set the complex name as (unnamed).

Enter the new complex name, or accept the default name provided, and click [OK]. The new name will be assigned to the complex and stored in the Complex Profile. A confirmation screen will show you the command that was executed to change the complex name.

If you do not want to change the complex name, click [Cancel]. The complex name will remain unchanged.

Required Permissions

In order to change the complex name, you must have permission to modify the Stable Complex Configuration Data. You must be logged into Partition Manager using one of the following methods.

You are running the Partition Manager server on an nPartition, managing the local complex. You must be logged in to Partition Manager with Administrator (root) privileges and the nPartition Configuration Privilege must be unrestricted. Refer to the configuration privilege help topic for more information.
You are managing a remote partitionable complex using IPMI, and you have provided the IPMI password for the service processor of the complex.