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How to deploy a domain using fully qualified host names

  • May 17, 2013
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Summary How to deploy a domain using fully qualified host names
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Environment All Supported Operating Systems Orbix 6.3.x
Question/Problem Description

How to deploy a domain using fully qualified host names.
How to publish fully-qualified host names within Orbix 6 IORs.
How to specify fully-qualified host names in Orbix 6 deployment descriptor
How to specify fully-qualifies host names using Orbix 6 itconfigure GUI

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Using itconfigure with GUI:

When creating a domain in expert mode (select File->New->Expert), the "Address Mode Policy for Object References" can be set to "Fully qualified hostname" on the "Domain Detail" screen. See the Orbix 6 Deployment Guide (Linked below), section "Creating a Domain in export Mode", for further details.

Using itconfigure without GUI:

The address-mode policy can be specified as a command line value to itconfigure using the option "-hostname Policy". See the Orbix 6 Deployment Guide (Linked below), "Running the Orbix Configuration Tool" for further details.

Using a deployment descriptor:

The address-mode policy can be manually added to the deployment descriptor node element, similar to the xml stanza below:

<dd:nodes dns="acme.com">
   <dd:node name="mymachine
" ip="1.1.1.1" profile="mymachine.acme.com">
      <dd:policies>
         <dd:policy name="address_mode" value="long" />
      </dd:policies>
   </dd:node>
 </dd:nodes>

 

It is recommended to create this the domain using itconfigure GUI and save the deployment descriptor on the "Create a Configuration Domain" screen.

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Orbix 6.3.6 Deployment Guide:

http://supportline.microfocus.com/Documentation/books/Orbix/635/deployment guide.pdf

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