Infoblox::Grid::Member::PNodeToken - Physical Node Token object.

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Infoblox::Grid::Member->physical_oid( )
Infoblox::Grid::Member->token_exp_date( )
Infoblox::Grid::Member->token( )

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NAME

DESCRIPTION

This object is used as a permission token for a pre-provisioned member to automatically join the Grid.

CONSTRUCTOR

This object actually have no constructor, it is only returned by create_token and read_token function calls of Infoblox::Grid::Member class.

METHODS

This section describes all the methods in the Infoblox::Session module that you can apply to a License object.

Infoblox::Grid::Member->physical_oid( )

Use this method to retrieve the OID of the physical node for which the token is created.

Parameter

None

Returns

The method returns the attribute value, which is an integer number.

Example

 # get the physical_oid value for the token
 $pnode_token_obj->physical_oid()

Infoblox::Grid::Member->token_exp_date( )

Use this method to retrieve the date and time when the token will expire. The value is presented as a Unix timestamp.

Parameter

None

Returns

The method returns the attribute value, which is an integer number.

Example

 # get the token_exp_date value for the token
 $pnode_token_obj->token_exp_date()

Infoblox::Grid::Member->token( )

Use this method to retrieve the value (in text string) of the physical node token.

Parameter

None

Returns

The method returns the attribute value, which is a string.

Example

 # get the token value itself
 $pnode_token_obj->token()

SAMPLE CODE

The following sample code demonstrates how to create a token for the newly created pre-provisioned member.

  #!/usr/bin/perl

  use strict;
  use Infoblox;

  # get session for all subsequent operations
  my $session = Infoblox::Session->new(master => 'localhost', username => 'admin', password => 'infoblox');

  # create an object for the Grid member
  my $grid_member = Infoblox::Grid::Member->new(
       name                    => "hostname.com",
       ipv4addr                => "3.0.0.2",
       mask                    => "255.0.0.0",
       gateway                 => "3.0.0.1",
       platform                => "VNIOS",
  );
  # add member
  $session->add($grid_member);

  # create pre-provisioning info objects
  my $hw = Infoblox::Grid::Member::PreProvisioning::Hardware->new(
      hwtype          => 'IB-VNIOS',
      hwmodel         => 'CP-V1400',
  );
  my $pp = Infoblox::Grid::Member::PreProvisioning->new(
      hardware_info   => [$hw],
      licenses        => ['dns', 'dhcp'],
  );
  $grid_member->pre_provisioning($pp);
  # ...and add pre-provisioning info to the Grid member
  $session->modify($grid_member);

  # Create tokens for the Grid member
  # (actually the only token, as the member is not a HA-pair)
  my $tokens_ref = $grid_member->create_token();

  # Read all tokens for the grid member.
  # Actually, we can skip the read_token call,
  # as we already have tokens from previous
  # create_token call in this example
  # $tokens_ref = $grid_member->read_token();

  if (defined $tokens_ref) {
     my @tokens = @$tokens_ref;
     # Iterate through all tokens in the array and
     # print their values.
     for (my $i = 0; $i < scalar @tokens; $i++) {
        print "Token $i:\n";
        print "physical_oid: " . $tokens[$i]->physical_oid(). "\n";
        print "token_exp_date: " . $tokens[$i]->token_exp_date() . "\n";
        print "token: " . $tokens[$i]->token() . "\n";
     }
  }

AUTHOR

Infoblox Inc. http://www.infoblox.com/