10.5 Notes
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The adbclientdefmang command can be executed while the HADB server is running.
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When you execute the adbclientdefmang command with the --update option specified, changes to an AP that has connected to the HADB server through an HADB client authorization identifier using the function for centrally managing client definitions are not applied. The content of the function for centrally managing client definitions is applied the next time the AP is connected after it is disconnected from the HADB server.
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If the adbclientdefmang command is executed with the --update option omitted while the function for centrally managing client definitions is disabled, only the authorization-identifier client-definition-file is output.
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Only one adbclientdefmang command can be executed at a time. If you execute multiple adbclientdefmang commands at the same time, an error occurs.
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To use multi-node function, execute the adbclientdefmang command on the master node. The adbclientdefmang command cannot be executed on a slave node.
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To use the multi-node function, make sure the content of all nodes' client management definition files is consistent before executing the adbclientdefmang command with the --update option specified.
If the adbclientdefmang command is executed with the --update option specified when the content of all nodes' client management definition files is inconsistent, an error occurs.
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If you execute the adbclientdefmang command while the HADB server is stopped, an error message is output. If you want to change the content of the function for centrally managing client definitions while the HADB server is stopped, change the client management definition file, and then start the HADB server.