The connection data type describes the connection property of the link data type.
connection data type properties
The following table describes the properties included in the connection data type.
| Property name | Data type | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| localHost | String |
Identifies the local system for the replication link. Valid values are:
For more information about these values, see the description of the remoteHost property. Typically, you specify this property on a PUT request to create a link only if the system on which you’re creating the link uses network address translation (NAT) for communication with the other system. |
This property is optional on a PUT request to create a replication link. |
| localPort | Integer |
Specifies the port on which the local system for the replication link listens for data from the remote system. The default is 5748. Typically, you specify a different port only if other port usage makes it necessary. |
This property is optional on a PUT request to create a replication link. |
| remoteHost | String |
Identifies the remote system for the replication link. Valid values are:
|
This property is required on a PUT request to create a replication link. |
| remotePort | Integer |
Specifies the port on which the remote system for the replication link listens for data from the local system. The default is 5748. Typically, you specify a different port only if other port usage makes it necessary. |
This property is optional on a PUT request to create a replication link. |
Example
Here’s an XML example of the connection data type:
<connection>
<localHost>
192.168.210.16, 192.168.210.17, 192.168.210.18, 192.168.210.19
</localHost>
<localPort>5748</localPort>
<remoteHost>replication.admin.hcp-ca.example.com</remoteHost>
<remotePort>5748</remotePort>
</connection>