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You can use the StartClusterPairing
method to create an encoded key from a cluster that is used to pair with another cluster. The key created from this API method is used in the CompleteClusterPairing
method to establish a cluster pairing. You can pair a cluster with a maximum of four other clusters.
Parameter
This method has no input parameter.
Return values
This method has the following return values:
Name | Description | Type |
---|---|---|
clusterPairingKey |
A string of characters that is used by the CompleteClusterPairing API method. |
string |
clusterPairID |
Unique identifier for the cluster pair. |
integer |
Request example
Requests for this method are similar to the following example:
{ "method": "StartClusterPairing", "params": { }, "id" : 1 }
Response example
This method returns a response similar to the following example:
{ "id": 1, "result": { "clusterPairID": 1, "clusterPairingKey": "7b22636c7573746572506169724944223a312c22636c75737465725061697255554944223a2231636561313336322d346338662d343631612d626537322d373435363661393533643266222c22636c7573746572556e697175654944223a2278736d36222c226d766970223a223139322e3136382e3133392e313232222c226e616d65223a224175746f54657374322d63307552222c2270617373776f7264223a22695e59686f20492d64774d7d4c67614b222c22727063436f6e6e656374696f6e4944223a3931333134323634392c22757365726e616d65223a225f5f53465f706169725f50597a796647704c7246564432444a42227d" } }
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9.6