Property lists
Applies To: Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Server 2003 with SP1, Windows Server 2003 with SP2
Property lists
You specify property lists on the Cluster.exe command line in the following ways:
Name**=Value[,Value ...][:Format][Name=Value[,Value ...][:**Format] ...]
For example:
cluster opsclust node mynode /priv prop1=string1,string2:multistring prop2=0xa,0xb:binary
: PropertyName1[,PropertyName2, ...]/usedefault
For example:
cluster opsclust node mynode /priv:prop1,prop2 /usedefault
To revert to the default value of a common property or to delete a private property, use the /usedefault command-line option.
The following table describes the available format options.
Format | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
Binary |
Separated list of values from 0 to 255 |
myBinary = 12,0xab,255:binary |
DWord |
Double word |
myDWord=2346:dword |
String |
Double quotation marks are required around strings with spaces |
myString="string value":string |
ExpandString |
Expanded by Cluster.exe |
myExpandString=^%windir^%:expandstr |
MultiString |
List of strings separated by commas |
myMultiString="string value 1", "string value 2":multistr |
Security |
Set access permissions. Access types are grant, deny, set, or revoke. An access mask is required for the types grant, deny, or set. Access masks are R for read, C for change, and F for full. |
mySecurity= devgroup \ user1, grant, RC, devgroup \ user2, revoke, everyone, set, F:security |
ULarge |
Unsigned 64-bit value |
myULarge = 12345678901234567890:ularge |
See Also
Concepts
Command-line reference A-Z
Command shell overview