Secure Global Desktop Administration Guide
> Applications, documents and hosts
> Name (--name) [objects with "common name"]Secure Global Desktop Administration Guide
> Applications, documents and hosts
> Name (--name) [objects with "common name"]
| Attribute name | Usage |
|---|---|
| Name | In the box, type the name you want to use for the object
within its organizational unit. For example, Indigo
Jones.
|
| Command option | Usage |
|---|---|
--name name
|
Replace name with the full TFN name of the
object. For example,
".../_ens/o=Indigo Insurance/ou=Finance/cn=XClaim".
|
This attribute specifies the common name of the object in the Secure Global Desktop datastore.
Names can include any characters you want. However we recommend that you avoid using the backslash \ character, the plus + character and apostrophes in object names as this can cause problems.
If you use a forward slash in an object name, you must backslash protect (escape) it.
For example, to create an object with the relative name cn=a/b beneath
o=organisation, type cn=a\/b. This will create an object
o=organisation/"cn=a/b".
On the command line, make sure you quote any names containing spaces.
--name ".../_ens/o=Indigo Insurance/cn=Indigo Jones"
Defines the common name of the object as Indigo
Jones. The object belongs to the organization object,
Indigo Insurance.
--name '.../_ens/o=Indigo Insurance/cn=Indigo "Digger" Jones'
Defines the common name of the object as Indigo "Digger"
Jones.
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