D.42. tarantella object new

D.42. tarantella object new_host
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D.42. tarantella object new_host

Creates one or more application server or dynamic application server objects. See Section C.1.3, “Application Server Object” and Section C.1.13, “Dynamic Application Server Object”.

Syntax

For an application server object, use the following syntax:

tarantella object new_host {
                             --name obj
                           [ --address address ]
                           [ --description text ]
                           [ --ntdomain dom ]
                           [ --available true|false ]
                           [ --auth trytta|nevertrytta|default ]
                           [ --location location ]
                           [ --hostlocale ll_tt ]
                           [ --maxcount count ]
                           [ --userassign spec ]
                           } | --file file

For a dynamic application server object, use the following syntax:

tarantella object new_host {
                             --name obj
                             --dynamic 
                           [ --description text ]
                           [ --auth trytta|nevertrytta|default ]
                           [ --vsbclass classname ]
                           [ --vsbparams params ]
                           } | --file file

Description

The following table shows the available options for this command.

Option	Description	More Information
`--name`	The names of objects you want to add assigned applications links for.	Section C.2.84, “Name”
`--address`	Network address of the application server.	Section C.2.1, “Address”
`--dynamic`	Create a dynamic application server.	Section C.1.13, “Dynamic Application Server Object”
`--description`	A text description of the object.	Section C.2.29, “Comment”
`--ntdomain`	The Windows domain used for application server authentication.	Section C.2.44, “Domain Name”
`--available`	Specifies whether applications can run on this application server.	Section C.2.9, “Application Start”
`--auth`	Specifies the policy for authenticating users on the application server, if no password is already cached for that server.	Section C.2.88, “Password Cache Usage”
`--location`	String describing the location of the application server. Used for load balancing.	Section C.2.69, “Load Balancing Groups”
`--hostlocale`	Default language setting for the application server.	Section C.2.91, “Prompt Locale”
`--vsbclass`	Fully-qualified class name for the virtual server broker (VSB). Dynamic application servers only.	Section C.2.111, “Virtual Server Broker Class”
`--vsbparams`	Parameters passed to the VSB. Dynamic application servers only.	Section C.2.112, “Virtual Server Broker Parameters”
`--maxcount`	Maximum number of application sessions that can be run concurrently on the application server	Section C.2.77, “Maximum Count”
`--userassign`	Specifies the users that can run applications on the application server	Section C.2.109, “User Assignment”
`--file`	A file containing a batch of commands to add assigned applications links.

Note

Make sure you quote any object names containing spaces, for example, "o=Example".

Examples

The following example creates a new application server object with common name paris, belonging to the organizational unit object Finance, which must already exist.

$ tarantella object new_host \
--name "o=appservers/ou=Finance/cn=paris" \
--address paris.example.com \
--auth default \
--location Europe-north

The following example creates a new dynamic application server object MyBroker that uses the User-defined SGD broker.

$ tarantella object new_host --dynamic \
--name "o=appservers/cn=MyBroker" \
--vsbclass com.sun.sgd.vsbim.UserDefinedSGDBroker

The following example creates a new dynamic application server object MyVDIBroker that uses the VDI broker. A list of preferredhosts is configured for the broker.

$ tarantella object new_host --dynamic \
--name "o=appservers/cn=MyVDIBroker" \
--vsbclass com.oracle.sgd.vsbim.OracleVDIVirtualServerBroker \
--vsbparams "preferredhosts=\"https://vdihost1.com:1802/client,https://vdihost2.com:1802/client,
  https://vdihost3.com:1802/client\""

The following example creates three application server objects using a batch script defined as a “here-document”. Alternatively, you can store the batch script in a file, and reference it using --filefilename.

$ tarantella object new_host --file - <<EOF
--name "o=appservers/ou=Finance/cn=paris"
--address paris.example.com
--name "o=appservers/cn=brussels"
--address brussels.example.com
--name "o=appservers/ou=IT/cn=london"
--address london.example.com
EOF

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