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broker_create
Use the broker_create utility to create a Broker on a Broker Server.
Syntax
broker_create -h [[--]broker[@server[:port]] [-default]
[-description text] [-createterr territory]
[-jointerr broker[@server[:port]]] [-createcluster cluster]
[-joincluster broker[@server[:port]]]
[-idhelp] [id_options]
[-timeout timeout]
Argument
Description
-h
Displays a usage message.
--
Allows the Broker name to start with the character -.
broker[@server[:port]]
Specifies the name to be assigned to the Broker. Broker Server and port number are optional if the Broker Server is on the local host.
-default
Makes the Broker the default Broker.
-description text
Provides a short description of the Broker. This description is displayed on various pages in the Broker user interface.
-createterr territory
Creates a new territory and makes the new Broker the first member.
-jointerr broker[@server[:port]]
Makes the new Broker a member of the territory that the specified Broker is a member of.
-createcluster cluster
Creates a new cluster and makes the new Broker the first member.
-joincluster broker[@server[:port]]
Makes the new Broker a member of the cluster that the specified Broker is a member of.
-idhelp
Displays a usage message for the [id_options] listed below.
[id_options]
Provides identification needed for administrative access to the Broker if the Broker is protected by an Access Control List (ACL).
-entrust uses entrust as the SSL provider. Default is JSSE.
-keystore filename specifies the name of the file containing the user SSL certificate.
-password password specifies the password for the keystore file.
-truststore filename specifies the name of the file containing the trusted root of the user SSL certificate.
-noencrypt specifies to not use encryption for the connection. By default, every connection using a certificate is encrypted.
-basicauthuser username specifies the user name for basic authentication. If you specify -basicauthuser, you must also specify -basicauthpassword.
-basicauthpassword password specifies the password for the basic authentication user. If you specify -basicauthpassword, you must also specify -basicauthuser.
[-timeout timeout]
Specifies the timeout time in seconds for the API calls made by the broker_create utility. If any of these API calls to the Broker Server do not complete before the specified time, a time-out exception is thrown by the broker_create utility.