cluster feature enable

Allows features to be enabled. Used after upgrading.

NOTE
Run the cluster feature list command to retrieve the list of features that can be enabled.

Syntax

CLI
maprcli cluster feature enable
  [ -name <feature name>]
  [ -force <true|false>]
  [ -all ]      
REST
Request Type POST
Request URL
http[s]://<host>:<port>/rest/cluster/feature/enable?<parameters>

Parameters

Parameter Description

name

(Conditionally required) Enable only the specified feature. Mandatorily pass either this parameter or the all parameter to enable either the specified feature or all features.
NOTE
You can enable IPv6 addressing support on a fabric by using cldb.ipv6.support as the value for the name parameter.
force

(Optional) Set it to true to enable all dependent features for every enabled feature.

all

(Conditionally required) Enable all features. Mandatorily pass either this parameter or the name parameter to enable all features or the specified feature.

NOTE
Once you enable a feature, you cannot disable it.

Example

CLI

To enable all features, use the cluster feature enable -all command.

maprcli cluster feature enable -all
REST
NOTE
When using a self-signed certificate, pass the -k option to curl to avoid the certificate check.
curl -k -u <username> -X POST https://abc.sj.us:8443/rest/cluster/feature/enable?all
CLI
To enable IPv6 on a fabric, use the value cldb.ipv6.support for the name parameter in the cluster feature enable command.
maprcli cluster feature enable -name cldb.ipv6.support
REST
NOTE
When using a self-signed certificate, pass the -k option to curl to avoid the certificate check.
curl -k -u <username> -X POST https://abc.sj.us:8443/rest/cluster/feature/enable?name=cldb.ipv6.support
CLI
To enable auditing on a fabric, run the following command.
maprcli cluster feature enable -name mfs.feature.audit.support
REST
NOTE
When using a self-signed certificate, pass the -k option to curl to avoid the certificate check.
curl -k -u <username> -X POST https://abc.sj.us:8443/rest/cluster/feature/enable?name=mfs.feature.audit.support
NOTE
The CLDB operates on IPv4 only, even if it is a dual-stack system with both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses associated with it.