To set a profile’s attribute values, use the following rhino-console command or related MBean operation.
Console command: setprofileattributes
Command  | 
setprofileattributes <table-name> <profile-name> (<attr-name> <attr-value>)*
    Set the current values of a profile (use "" for default profile). The implementation supports only a limited set of attribute types that it can
    convert from strings to objects.
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Example  | 
$ ./rhino-console setprofileattributes testtable testprofile Address IP:192.168.0.1 Set attributes in profile testtable/testprofile  | 
Notes  | 
White space, commas, quotes 
If a profile or profile table name or an attribute name or value contains white space or a comma, you must quote the string. For example: $ ./rhino-console setprofileattributes "testtable 2" "testprofile 2" SubscriberAddress "my address" forwarding true If the value requires quotes, you must escape them using a backslash "\" (to avoid them being removed by the parser). For example: $ ./rhino-console setprofileattributes testtable testprofile attrib "\"The quick brown fox\""  | 
MBean operation: getProfile
MBean  | 
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SLEE-defined  | 
public javax.management.ObjectName getProfile(String profileTableName,String profileName)
    throws NullPointerException, UnrecognizedProfileTableNameException,
          UnrecognizedProfileNameException, ManagementException;
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Arguments  | 
This operation requires that you specify the profile table’s: 
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Notes  | 
Profile MBean state 
This operation returns an  To put the MBean into the read-write state, invoke  
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