Adds an Oracle VM Server to an object.
Syntax
Where instance
{
id=valuename=value
Description
This command adds an Oracle VM Server to either a CPU compatibility group, server pool, storage repository or access group.
When you add an Oracle VM Server to a storage repository, you are making that Oracle VM Server available to perform admin duties for that storage object.
To present a storage repository to all Oracle VM Servers in a server pool, use the add ServerPool command.
To add admin servers to a file server or storage array, use the addAdminServer command.
Options
The following table shows the available options for this command.
Option | Description |
|---|---|
{
| The object on which to assign the Oracle VM Server as an admin server. |
{
|
The instance of the object using either the
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Examples
Example A.12 Adding an Oracle VM Server to a CPU compatibility group
OVM> add Server name=MyServer to CpuCompatibilityGroup name=MyCPUGroup
Example A.13 Adding an Oracle VM Server to a server pool
OVM> add Server name=MyServer to ServerPool name=MyServerPool
It is not possible to add an Oracle VM Server to a server pool if the Oracle VM Server is running software prior to the 3.4 release and the server pool has not been configured with a virtual IP address. See What is a Master Server and a Virtual IP Address? in the Oracle VM Concepts Guide for more information.
Example A.14 Adding an Oracle VM Server to an access group
OVM> add Server name=MyServer to AccessGroup name=MyAccessGroup
Example A.15 Adding (presenting) an Oracle VM Server to a storage repository
OVM> add Server name=MyServer to Repository name=MyRepository