We have created a project in Adobe Admin console and want to run below instance command. We are having on-premise instance.
Command: nlserver config -instance:<instance_name> -setimsoauth:ims-org-id/client-id/technical-account-id/client-secret.
But before executing above command, we would like to understand certain things as our instance name is same for lower & production environment. Last time when we executed this command in lower environment it also affected the production environment.
1-Can you please help us in understanding the impact of running instance command?
2-What will happen if the command works successfully?
3-What will happen if the command doesn't work? What all parts in Adobe Campaign Classic it can affect?
4-If we stop the services of production environment and execute this command in lower environment, will it still affect the Production? If yes, then how we can avoid this?
5-What all areas of Adobe campaign classic this command can affect?
6-What changes will be done to config files?
7-Refresh for deliverability workflow is failing for 2 years so what was impact till now?
8-Do we need to roll back to previous environment if workflow still fails after execution of instance command?
9-If executing his command in lower environment and workflow works in prod as well, do we need to run command again for prod?
10- Do we need to perform any kind of testing if command execution is successful & workflow executes without error?
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Hi,
This workflow downloads the deliverability rule.
Normally, you need to set up a project in your developer console and configure the client ID in the config file.
When I tried this, it worked fine without any issues. I recommend running it in a lower environment first, and if it works, proceed with production. You can use the same command across all your environments.
Best regards,
Parvesh
Hi,
This workflow downloads the deliverability rule.
Normally, you need to set up a project in your developer console and configure the client ID in the config file.
When I tried this, it worked fine without any issues. I recommend running it in a lower environment first, and if it works, proceed with production. You can use the same command across all your environments.
Best regards,
Parvesh