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Tools → Tenant Management Tool → Adjust Offset Time for Scheduler

Important

Available starting the 5.2.9 release.

A TMT command that aims to adjust the scheduler offset time during daylight saving time.

Command Details

Command Name: -aofs

Command Format

./tmt.sh -clnm <clustername> -aofs <tenantName> <userName> --dry

Here are the possible arguments:

AttributeTypeDescription
clusternameParameterMandatory. Replace with the cluster’s name.
tenantnameParameterMandatory. Replace with the tenant’s name you want to run the command for. You can replace with . to include all available tenants.
Note: The command runs per a single tenant.
usernameParameter(Optional) Replace with the username you want to run the command for. If you need to run the command for all users, then simply do not specify any usernames.
--dry Flag(Optional) This flag will run the command without applying its results, enabling you to review the changes first.
Note: For the changes to take effect, you need to re-run the command without this flag.