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User Commands | add-iiop-cluster-endpoint(1)

- NAME
- SYNOPSIS
- DESCRIPTION
- OPTIONS
- OPERANDS
- EXAMPLES
- SEE ALSO

## NAME

> add-iiop-cluster-endpoint - adds an IIOP endpoint to the IIOP cluster.

## SYNOPSIS

> ``add-iiop-cluster-endpoint[ --hostadmin-host ][ --portadmin_port ] [ --useradmin-username ][ --passwordadmin-password ][ --passwordfile filename ] [ --secure|-s ]-iiopserverinstance iiop-server-instance -iiopendpointhostiiop-endpoint-host [ -iiopendpointportiiop-endpoint-port ] [ --instanceinstance_name ]iiop-endpoint-id``

## DESCRIPTION

> Adds an IIOP endpoint to the IIOP cluster. For the IIOP cluster configuration changes to take effect, the instance must be reconfigured and then restarted after executing this command. The current application server instance will be added to the IIOP cluster configuration at the time of creation of the instance itself. This command creates an IIOP cluster element, and an IIOP server instance, if it does not exists already.

> The `add-iiop-cluster-endpoint` command is available only in the Enterprise Edition of the Sun Java System Application Server.

## OPTIONS

> -H --host

>   host name of the machine hosting the administrative instance.

> -p --port

>   administrative port number associated with the administrative host.

> -u --user

>   administrative user associated for the instance.

> -w --password

>   administrative password corresponding to the administrative user.

> --passwordfile

>   file containing passwords appropriate for the command (e.g., administrative instance).

> -s --secure

>   indicates communication with the administrative instance in secured mode.

> --iiopserverinstance

>   name of the server instance to be added to the IIOP cluster.

> --iiopendpointid

>   identification of IIOP endpoint.

> --iiopendpointhost

>   host name of the IIOP endpoint.

> --iiopendpointport

>   port number of the IIOP endpoint.

> --instance

>   name of the server instance to which this operation is targeted.

## OPERANDS

> iiop-endpoint-id

>   identification of the IIOP endpoint.

## EXAMPLES

> Example 1. Add an IIOP server instance, server1, with an endpoint, orb-listener-1, to the IIOP cluster for a given server instance, server2, with endpoint port as 3601

> > >     asadmin> add-iiop-cluster-config --user admin --password myPasswd
> > >     --iiopserverinstance server1 --iiopendpointhost myHost
> > >     --iiopendpointport 3601 --instance server2 orb-listener-1
> > >     IIOP endpoint added to the IIOP cluster successfully.

> Example 2. Add an IIOP server instance, server1, with an endpoint, orb-listener-1, to the IIOP cluster for a given server instance, server2, with default endpoint port, 3600

> > >     asadmin> add-iiop-cluster-config --user admin --password myPasswd
> > >     --iiopserverinstance server1 --iiopendpointid  endpoint1 --iiopendpointhost myHost
> > >     3700 server2
> > >     IIOP endpoint added to the IIOP cluster successfully.

## SEE ALSO

> `delete-iiop-cluster-endpoint`(1), `list-iiop-cluster-config`(1)

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