Server task commands for junctions

Add an additional server to an existing junction point.

Syntax:

add -h host-name options junction-point

See Addition of server to an existing junction.

Create a new junction for an initial server.

Syntax:

create -t type -h host-name options junction-point

See Creation of a junction for an initial server.

Remove the specified junction point.

Syntax:

delete junction-point

The jmt load command provides WebSEAL with junction mapping table data (jmt.conf) to handle processing of dynamically generated server-relative URLs.

The jmt clear command removes junction mapping table data from WebSEAL.

List all configured junction points on this server.

Syntax:

list

Places the server located at this junction in an offline operational state. No additional requests are sent to the specified server. If a server is not specified, then all servers located at this junction are placed in an offline operational state.

Syntax:

offline [-i server_uuid] junction_point

Places the server located at this junction in an online operational state. The server now resumes normal operation. If a server is not specified, then all servers located at this junction are placed in an online operational state.

Syntax:

online [-i server_uuid] junction_point

Remove the specified server from a junction point.

Syntax:

remove –i server-id junction-point

Use the show command to determine the ID of a particular server.

Display the details of a junction.

Syntax:

show junction-point

Places the server located at this junction in a throttled operational state. While in this state, only requests from pre-established user sessions are processed. If a server is not specified, then all servers located at this junction are placed in a throttled operational state.

Syntax:

throttle [-i server_uuid] junction_point