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•Name

The name of the FSE partition to manage configuration for or perform an operation on.

•–F ,– –force

Set forced mode for FSE partition removal. In this mode, FSE administra- tor’s confirmation of FSE partition removal is skipped. The command treats it as if FSE administrator would have answered the confirmation question with "Yes". This option can only be used in combination with the – –remove

or – –disable option.

•–s ,– –show

If the argument RevisionNumber is specified, print the appropriate configu- ration revision for the FSE partition Name, otherwise print the configuration revision in–use.

•RevisionNumber

A non–negative integer value which represents the configuration revision to print.

•–H ,– –history

Print configuration history depth for the FSE partition Name. Configuration history depth is the number of the configuration file revisions which are

stored in Configuration Database for this FSE partition. This option can only be used in combination with the – –showoption.

•–m ,– –modify

Modify the configuration of FSE partition Name with the configuration file ConfigFileName . This action validates the new configuration file, copies it to Configuration Database as a new configuration revision and triggers the FSE partition reconfiguration. During reconfiguration its Partition Manager remains running and operational.

•–l ,– –list

Display status information for configured FSE partitions within the FSE implementation. Reported information for an FSE partition includes:

1.Partition .......... partition name,

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