Working with Domains

When you modify a domain, an audit log entry is generated.

When the deletion of a domain fails, use the reasons listed in the job description of the domain deletion job to resolve the issue. Refer to the following example to view the reasons for the failure of a domain deletion job.

To view the reasons for the failure of a domain deletion job:

1. On the Junos Space Network Management Platform user interface, select Jobs > Job Management.

   The Job Management page appears.

2. Double-click the domain deletion job whose details you want to view.

   The Delete Domain Detail Report page appears. On this page, you see something similar to the following text in the Description column:

   1. Delete or reassign following users before deleting domain: {test-user-1, test-user-2, }

   2. 3 Device Object object[s] present in domain. Please remove or assign to another domain before deleting.

   3. 162 Physical Interface Object object[s] present in domain. Please remove or assign to another domain before deleting.

   4. 80 Physical Inventory Object object[s] present in domain. Please remove or assign to another domain before deleting.

   5. 24 Logical Interface Object object[s] present in domain. Please remove or assign to another domain before deleting.

3. Analyze the report and resolve the issue. In this example, resolve point b in the previous step, which is likely to address points c, d, and e because points c, d, and e are related to the devices in point b.

   You may encounter this error if a device is assigned to the domain being deleted and you are trying to delete that domain. To resolve this error, identify the devices that are assigned to this domain from the Domains workspace and reassign the devices to another domain. For example, assume that one of the devices assigned to the domain that you are trying to delete is DeviceA.

   To reassign DeviceA to the Global domain:

   1. On the Junos Space Network Management Platform user interface, select Devices > Device Management.

      The Device Management page appears.

   2. Select DeviceA.

   3. Click Assign to Domain from the Actions menu.

      The Assign to Domain page appears, displaying all domains on the Junos Space server.

   4. Click Global.

   5. Click Assign.

      The selected device is reassigned to the Global domain.

4. Resolve point a, which states:Delete or reassign following users before deleting domain: {test-user-1, test-user-2, }

   You may encounter this error if a user is attached to only a single domain and you are trying to delete that domain. Identify the users assigned to this domain from the Domains workspace and reassign the users to another domain. In this example, reassign test-user-1 to the Global domain.

   To reassign test-user-1 to the Global domain:

   1. On the Junos Space Network Management Platform user interface, select Role Based Access Control > User Accounts.

      The User Accounts page appears.

   2. Select test-user-1.

   3. Click the Modify User icon.

      The Modify User page appears.

   4. Click Domain Assignment on the right pane of the Modify User page.

   5. Select the Global check box.

   6. Click Finish.

      The selected user is reassigned to the Global domain.

   Repeat this procedure for test-user-2.

5. Try deleting the domain now. You should be able to delete the domain because you have resolved the issues that were preventing you from deleting the domain.

When you delete a domain, an audit log entry is automatically generated.