The clustering jars can completely disappear in cases where there is no
need for "clustering" support. Don't put them in the cluster source
area if they need to always be available...
On 8/13/2010 9:06 AM, Tim Quinn wrote:
> Implementing the secure admin feature involves adding two new
> commands, enable-secure-admin and disable-secure-admin.
>
> These will be used primarily in domains with instances which would
> suggest they belong in cluster/cli - which are actually instance
> related commands not commands related only to clusters, but that's a
> separate topic entirely.
>
> It's possible, though, that a user running a domain containing only
> the DAS would want to have the DAS authenticate itself to clients
> using its certificate. So enabling secure admin would make sense
> there too.
>
> So I am leaning toward putting these commands into admin/cli.
>
> Comments?
>
> - Tim
>
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