| configurationId |
The object ID of the configuration to which the server is
being added. |
| name |
The name of the server within Address Manager. |
| defaultInterfaceAddress |
The physical IP address for the server within Address
Manager. |
| fullHostName |
The DNS FQDN by which the server is referenced. |
| profile |
The server capability profile. The profile describes the type of
server or appliance being added and determines the services that can be
deployed to this server. This must be one of the constants found in
Server Capability Profiles. |
| properties |
A string containing the following options:
- connected—either true or false; indicates
whether or not to connect to a server. In order to add and
configure multi-port DNS/DHCP Servers, this option must be set
to true. If false, other interface property options will be
ignored.
- upgrade—indicates whether or not to apply the latest
version of DNS/DHCP Server software once the appliance is under
Address Manager control. The value is either true or
false (by default, true).
- password—the server password. For more information on
default server password, refer to BlueCat default login credentials (you must be authenticated to view this topic).
- servicesIPv4Address—IPv4 address used only for services
traffic such as DNS, DHCP, DHCPv6, and TFTP. If dedicated
management is enabled, this option must be specified.
- servicesIPv4Netmask—IPv4 netmask used only for services
traffic such as DNS, DHCP, DHCPv6, and TFTP. If dedicated
management is enabled, this option must be specified.
- servicesIPv6Address—IPv6 address used only for services
traffic such as DNS, DHCP, DHCPv6, and TFTP. This is
optional.
- servicesIPv6Subnet—IPv6 subnet used only for services
traffic such as DNS, DHCP, DHCPv6, and TFTP. This is
optional.
- xhaIPv4Address—IPv4 address used for XHA. This is
optional.
- xhaIPv4Netmask—IPv4 netmask used for XHA. This is
optional.
- redundancyScenario—networking redundancy scenarios. The
possible values are ACTIVE_BACKUP (Failover) and
IEEE_802_3AD (Load Balancing).
The following properties only apply to the Windows server:
- ProteusDDW—enter the object ID of the DDW
server.
- readOnly—indicates if the Windows server is added in
read-only mode. The value is either true or
false (by default, true). If set to
false, the server will be added in read-write
mode.
- enableDNS—indicates if DNS is enabled. The value is
either true or false (by default,
true).
- enableDHCP—indicates if DHCP is enabled. The value is
either true or false (by default,
true).
- importViewName—enter a View name for the Windows
server. When you manage Windows DNS from Address Manager,
you must specify a DNS View. Only DNS records contained in
this View are deployed. This is mandatory if
enableDNS is set to true.
- authenticationCredentialDomain—enter the domain name
of the Windows Active Directory domain to which this server
belongs. If the server is not a member of a domain, enter
the server’s NETBIOS computer name.
- authenticationCredentialUsername—enter the username
for the Windows server.
- authenticationCredentialPassword—enter the user
password for the Windows server.
Note: For DNS/DHCP Servers without multi-port support, the
interface-related property options will be ignored.
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