The state command sets the status of an authentication domain.
The undo state command restores the state of a domain.
By default, an authentication domain is in active state after being created.
| Parameter | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| active | Sets the authentication domain to be in active state. | - |
| block | Sets the authentication domain to be in block state. | - |
Usage Scenario
If exceptions occur during service configuration, set the domain in blocking state to block access of new users. After the service configuration is complete, set the domain in active state.
An authentication domain can be in active or block state. Users cannot access the authentication domain in block state.
Precautions
Online users are not affected when the domain state is set to blocking.