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Disabling and Enabling
Disabling and Enabling
30.8. Disabling and Enabling sudo Rules
Disabling a
sudo rule temporarily deactivates it. A disabled rule is not removed from IdM and can be enabled again.
Disabling and Enabling sudo Rules from the Web UI
- Under the Policy tab, click → .
- Select the rule to disable and click or .
Figure 30.15. Disabling or Enabling a
sudoRule
Disabling and Enabling sudo Rules from the Command Line
To disable a rule, use the
ipa sudo-rule-disable command.
$ ipa sudorule-disable sudo_rule_name ----------------------------------- Disabled Sudo Rule "sudo_rule_name" -----------------------------------
To re-enable a rule, use the
ipa sudorule-enable command.
$ ipa sudorule-enable sudo_rule_name ----------------------------------- Enabled Sudo Rule "sudo_rule_name" -----------------------------------
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