BPT conventions and examples 21
Unknown error messages
If an unknown error occurs when invoking a method, the BPT prompts the administrator to check the logs for more information. The logs are not accessible to the BPT user. If you see this error message and cannot proceed with the BPT provisioning task, contact your next level of support.
Create and manage provisioning roles using the BPT
This section describes how to create and manage a provisioning role using the Bulk Provisioning Tool (BPT).
Navigation
•"Define the new provisioning role" (page 21)
•"Add the new provisioning role" (page 22)
•"View the new provisioning role" (page 22)
•"Delete the new provisioning role" (page 23)
Define the new provisioning role
Use the following provisioning method to add a new provisioning role using the BPT file method:
addRole using ([Name of the Provisioning Role,Description of the Role,[[The Provisioning Right Type,The Read privilege,The write privilege,The delete privilege], .. ,[The Provisioning Right Type,The Read privilege,The write privilege,The delete privilege]]]) file <file name> [optional] into <file name>
Assume that you are adding a new role with the following properties:
Table 4
Role properties
Role name: | ExampleRole |
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Role Description: | BPT Add example |
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Domain Management privileges: | R, W |
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Device Management privileges: | R |
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Admin privileges: | R,W,D |
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Enter the provisioning role properties outlined in the previous table into a file named addexample.txt located in a local directory (D:\prov) of your work station. The contents of the file (on one line in the file) are as follows: [AddExample,BPT add
example,[[Domain Management,true,true,false],[Device Management,true,false,false],[Admin,true,true,true]]].
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Nortel Application Server 5300 Application Programming Interfaces Reference
11 June 2008
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