Default Domain for View Clients

[bdseymour]

I have 2 domains. ad.sy and when my view sessions log in they get the ad first and have to change to the sy domain. Does anyone know of a way of changing this? 

[mittim12]

Do they use the ad.sys domain?  if not maybe you can filter the domain all together?    I'm also moving this over to the View Manager forum for better visibility.

[bdseymour]

So I got this backwards..should of been sy.ad domain. they are users of sy but it defualts to ad which is the parent domain. I wanted to eclude ad all together if I can.

[mittim12]

The command is below and is run from the connection brokers.

vdmadmin -N -domains [-s server] {-include | -exclude | -search}   {-add | -remove | -removeall} [-domain domain] ; Set broker domain configuration
                                        ; (exclude takes precedence)

[bdseymour]

vdmadmin -N -domains [-s server] {-include | -exclude | -search} {-add | -remove | -removeall} [-domain domain] ; Set broker domain configuration
; (exclude takes precedence)

So to break this into reality: vdmadmin -N -ad -exclude

Is that correct?

[mittim12]

bdseymour wrote:

vdmadmin -N -domains [-s server] {-include | -exclude | -search} {-add | -remove | -removeall} [-domain domain] ; Set broker domain configuration
; (exclude takes precedence)

So to break this into reality: vdmadmin -N -ad -exclude

Is that correct?

I haven't done it before but I'm thinking vdmadmin -N -domains ad -exclude 

[bdseymour]

vdmadmin -N -domains -exclude -remove -domain ad

Error: Failed to configure domain configuration (The domain ad is not present in this list so cannot be removed)

What is the syntax to view what it currently sees?

[mittim12]

vdmadmin -N -domains -list -active 

[bdseymour]

So that shows me:

C:\Users\a-seymoubd>vdmadmin -N -domains -list -active

Domain Information (LMC-BROKER-P02)

===================================

Primary Domain: sy.ad

Domain: AD

Domain: SY

So sholuldn't I be able to do:

vdmadmin -N -domains -exclude -remove -domain AD

and have that work or would that also remove sy.ad?

[npeter]

Hi,

The command mittim12 mentioned is correct.

Please try it this way..

vdmadmin -N -domains -exclude -add -domain ad

Additionally to specify particular connection server,use -s <server> parameter.

To get more help on command, type: vdmadmin -N -help    This will give a list of examples too.

Regards

[bdseymour]

that worked great!!!