ovirt-register (1) Linux Manual Page
ovirt-register – oVirt registration tool for hosts
Synopsis
ovirt-register –engine-fqdn ENGINE_FQDN [options]Description
ovirt-register is a command line tool to register hosts to Engine.Options
- -h, –help
- Displays a list of options.
- –engine-fqdn <engine fqdn>
- Specifies the Engine FQND for host registration (See also –check-fqdn)
- –node-fqdn <node fqdn>
- Node FQDN or IP address. If not provided, will be used system host name.
- –node-name <node name>
- Define the node name. If not provided, will be used system short host name (the name before the first dot in the system host name)
- –engine-https-port <https port>
- Define engine https port. If not provided, will be used 443.
- –ssh-user
- SSH username to establish the connection with Engine. If not provided, the user which is executing the script will catch and used.
- –ssh-port
- SSH port to establish the connection with Engine. If not provided, the script will use the default SSH port 22.
- –nocheck-fqdn
- Disable FQDN check for Engine CA, this option is enabled by default
- –cafile
- Specify the full path for the Engine CA file, it will be created if doesn’t exist.
- –fingerprint
- Specify an existing fingerprint to be validated against Engine CA fingerprint.
- –vdsm-port
- Specify the listen port of VDSM. If not provided, will be used the default 54321
- –log <file path>
- Specify a file to redirect the log
- –force-uuid <UUID>
- Force the UUID of machine. It’s useful for machines that provides duplicate UUID. You might generate the UUID with: cat /proc/sys/kernel/random/uuid
- –nopersist-uuid
- Do not Save the UUID in the disk (/etc/vdsm/vdsm.id). The default behaviour is save into the disk. (Use: True or False)