Creation of a local type virtual host junction

–t type

Type of junction (localtcp or localssl). Required.

–g vhost-label

The -g option causes a second junction to share the protected object space as the initial junction.

See Creation of a remote type virtual host junction.

–v vhost name[:port]

WebSEAL selects a virtual host junction. The junction processes a request if the request's HTTP Host header matches the virtual host name and port number that is specified by the -v option.

The -v option is also used to specify the value of the Host header of the request sent to the back-end server.

The port number is required if the virtual host uses a non-standard port for the protocol. Standard port for TCP is 80; standard port for SSL is 443.

The -v option is required for localtcp and localssl type junctions.

See Creation of a remote type virtual host junction.

–z replica-set-name

Optional. Specifies the replica set that sessions on the virtual host junction are managed under. The command can group or separate login sessions among multiple virtual hosts.

If -z is not used to specify the replica set for the virtual host junction, the virtual host junction is automatically assigned to a replica set. The replica set matches its virtual host name. For example, if the virtual host name is vhostA.example.com, the replica set is named vhostA.example.com. The replica set used for the virtual host junction must be present in the [replica-sets] stanza of the WebSEAL configuration file.

See Advanced configuration for the distributed session cache.

–f

Force the replacement of an existing junction.

See Forcing a new junction.

–l percent-value

Defines the soft limit for consumption of worker threads.

See Per-junction allocation of worker threads for junctions.

–L percent-value

Defines the hard limit for consumption of worker threads.

See Per-junction allocation of worker threads for junctions.