| configurationId |
The object ID of the configuration in which the IPv4 address is
located. |
| parentId |
The object ID of the configuration, block, or network in which to
look for the next available address. |
| macAddress |
The MAC address to assign to the IPv4 address. The MAC address can be
specified in the format nnnnnnnnnnnn,
nn-nn-nn-nn-nn-nn or nn:nn:nn:nn:nn:nn,
where nn is a hexadecimal value. |
| hostInfo |
A string containing host information for the address in the following
format:hostname,viewId,reverseFlag,sameAsZoneFlag[,
hostname,viewId,reverseFlag,sameAsZoneFlag,...]
Where:
- hostname - The Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) for the
host record to be added.
- viewId - The object ID of the view under which this host
should be created.
- reverseFlag - The flag indicating if a reverse record
should be created. The possible values are true or false.
- sameAsZoneFlag - The flag indicating if record should be
created as same as zone record. The possible values are true or
false.
The comma-separated parameters may be repeated in the order
shown above. The string must not end with a comma.
|
| action |
This parameter must be set to one of the constants shown in IP Assignment Action Values. |
| properties |
A string containing the following property,
including user-defined fields:
- ptrs—a string containing the list of unmanaged external
host records to be associated with the IPv4 address in the
following
format:
viewId,exHostFQDN[, viewId,exHostFQDN,...]
You can assign External Host records to an IPv4 address using
the following
method:EntityProperties props = new EntityProperties();
props.addProperty( ObjectProperties.ptrs, "123,exHostFQDN.com,456,exHostFQDN.net" )
long addressId = service.assignIP4Address( configurationId, IPv4Address, macAddressStr, hostInfo, IPAssignmentActionValues.MAKE_STATIC, props.getPropertiesString() );
- name—name of the IPv4 address.
- locationCode—the hierarchical location code consists of a
set of 1 to 3 alpha-numeric strings separated by a space. The
first two characters indicate a country, followed by next three
characters which indicate a city in UN/LOCODE. New custom
locations created under a UN/LOCODE city are appended to the end
of the hierarchy. For example, CA TOR OF1 indicates CA=
Canada TOR=Toronto OF1=Office 1.
Note: The code is
case-sensitive. It must be all UPPER CASE letters. The
county code and child location code should be alphanumeric
strings.
- skip—This is optional. Use to specify the IP
address ranges or IP addresses to skip. You can specify multiple
IP addresses separated by comma. To specify the range between
the start and end addresses, use a hyphen (-). For example,
skip=192.0.2.128-192.0.2.222,192.0.2.223.
- offset—This is optional. Use to specify from which
address to start to assign IPv4 address. For example,
offset=192.0.2.100.
- excludeDHCPRange—true or false. To specify
whether IP addresses in DHCP ranges should be excluded from
assignment. The default value is false. For example,
offset=192.0.2.100|excludeDHCPRange=true.
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