Issuing the dmctl command to modify configuration parameters

In general, you can use the following dmctl command to change the value of any basic-type attribute (string, boolean, integer, float, and so on) of any Smarts object:

dmctl -s <Domain Manager instance name> put    <class::instance::attribute> <value>

Upon issuing a dmctl command, you might be prompted for a username and password. Respond with your user account. For example, to specify the default administrative account, enter username admin and password changeme.

For Network Protocol Manager, you use the dmctl put command to override parameter settings in the bgp.conf file, the eigrp.conf file, the isis.conf file, and the ospf.conf file.