WebAPI Reference Guide > Available API Methods > Server and Cluster Management Methods > The clusterAddServer Method

The clusterAddServer Method

Add a new server to the cluster. On a Zend Server Cluster Manager with no valid license, this operation fails.

Version: 1.0

Required Permissions: full

HTTP method: POST

Supported by Editions: Zend Server

Request Parameters:

Parameter	Type	Required	Description
serverName	String	Yes	The server name.
serverIp	String	Yes	The server IP.

Expected Response Code:

200 OK - The operation was successful.
202 Accepted - The server was added successfully, but setting propagation failed. (This can only happen if propagateSettings was set to "TRUE".)

Response Type:serverInfo with information about the added server.

Possible Action Specific Error Codes:

HTTP Code	Error Code	Description
500	cantConnectToServer	Zend Server is unable to connect to the specified server URL.
500	invalidServerResponse	An invalid or unexpected response from a new server.
400	wrongPassword	The provided GUI password is incorrect.
400	alreadyConnected	The server is already a member of a cluster (not necessarily the current cluster).
503	temporarilyLocked	The server cannot be added because a cluster member is in graceful startup/shutdown mode.
500	noActiveServers	The server cannot be added because all servers in the cluster are disabled or unreachable.
500	serverNotLicensed	Zend Server is not licensed.
405	notImplementedByEdition	This method is only available on Professional and Enterprise editions.

Example

Usage Example

Request (headers removed for clarity)

POST /ZendServerManager/Api/clusterAddServer

serverName=www-05&serverIp=10.9.7.201

Response

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<zendServerAPIResponse xmlns="http://www.zend.com/server/api/1.0">
	<requestData>
		<apiKeyName>angel.eyes</apiKeyName>
		<method>clusterAddServer</method>
	</requestData>
	<responseData>
		<serverInfo>
			<id>25</id>
			<name>www-05</name>
			<address>10.9.7.201</address>
			<status>OK</status>
			<messageList />
		</serverInfo>
	</responseData>
</zendServerAPIResponse>

Important Note:

For Zend Server on Mac or Linux, this action is also available via the command line using CLI Tools. For more information see CLI Tools.


	Related Links: Server and Cluster Management Methods