Multi-Tenancy Options

These options control the multi-tenancy features:

max_tenant_depth

Specifies a limit to the depth of the tenant hierarchy. Default is four (4) levels of tenants.

multi_tenancy

Controls the multi-tenancy features. Multi-tenancy allows organizations or groups to share a single installation. The following values are available:

off -- Multi-tenancy is not in use.
setup -- Multi-tenancy is not in use, however, administrators can view and edit the tenant-related objects and attributes on the UI.
on -- Multi-tenancy is fully operational. You can also add enforcement level options after the "on" setting, as follows:
- warn -- Untenanted objects can be created or updated, but an error message are written to the log.
- allow -- Untenanted objects can be created or updated, but a warning message is written to stdlog.

Note: Setting an enforcement level is useful during migration. It allows SLA and attached event updates to legacy untenanted data.