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lat-hosts
The lazy administrator's tool to manage hostnames
DESCRIPTION
Creates or deletes hosnames on Mitel's SME servers. This tool is func- tionally equivalent to the 'Hostnames and addresses' option in the server-manager, but can be run from the command line or called from an other script. It allows you, for example, to create a large number of hostnames in a batch process, or delete hostnames on a remote machine via an ssh console.
See /usr/doc/lazy-admin-tools/example.hosts for the format of the input file.
Smecontribs repository for SME Server
yum install --enablerepo=smecontribs smeserver-lazy_admin_tools signal-event post-upgrade; signal-event reboot
SYNOPSIS
lat-hosts -a -c "host| domain| loc. | visib. | loc.ip | glob.ip | mac"
lat-hosts -a -i /path/to/hosts.list
lat-hosts -d [-f] -c "Host | Domain"
lat-hosts -d [-f] -i /path/to/hosts.list
OPTIONS
The following options are supported:
-a, --add Add a host name to the server
-c ""Arguments"", --command-line=""Arguments"" Take arguments from the command line. See below for the various arguments that are accepted.
-d, --delete Delete a hostname from the server. Wildcards (* and ?) are accepted.
-f, --force Don't prompt before deleting.
-h, --help Extended help for this tool
-i FILE, --input-file=FILE Use the information from FILE to create or delete the hostname(s).
Arguments:
host* : Must contain only letters, numbers, and hyphens, and must start with a letter or number. Wildcards (* and ?) can only be used to delete hostnames. domain : Must be an existing (virtual) domain name. If omitted, the primary site is assumed. loc. : Location of the server: 'Local' (on the LAN) 'Remote' (on the Internet) 'Self' (alias for the SME server) visib. : 'Local' (only visible on the LAN) 'Global' (visible on the entire Internet). loc.ip : Internal IP number glob.ip : Public IP number mac : The ethernet address is optional and causes the DHCP server to statically bind the local IP address to the computer with this ethernet address.
* mandatory field
EXAMPLES
lat-hosts -a -c "ntp | hogwarts.net | self | local" Creates host name 'ntp.hogwarts.net' on the SME server. The host name will be visible only on the LAN.
lat-hosts -a -i /root/hosts.list Creates the host names defined in /root/hosts.list. Refer to /usr/doc/lazy-admin-tools/example.hosts for an example of an input file.
lat-hosts -d -f -c "ftp*" Deletes all host names that start with 'ftp'. The host names will be deleted without prompting (-f).