With web service routing, you can configure one URL to be the single entry point for users to access their web services.
Note: This is applicable to multiple CommCell and standalone CommCell environments, in which there is a single URL that acts as an entry point to access web services. For more information about web service routing for multiple CommCell environments, see Web Service Routing for Environments with Multiple CommCell Deployments.
Use the following steps:
Create a multi-Commcell environment.
For more information, see Web Service Routing for Environments with Multiple CommCell Deployments.
Note: If you have single CommCell environment, skip this step.
Add a network topology.
For more information, see Adding a Network Topology.
Use the following client installation methods:
Interactive installations. Provide an endpoint URL (for example, http://myendpointurl.mycompany.com) under Gateway/Server on installer screens during interactive installations.
Command line installations or custom package installations. Perform the following steps:
Create a custom package using the Command Center endpoint URL. For more information, see the following:
If you are using the Command Center endpoint URL for installation, the following command line switches can be used during silent installations:
/authcode<authcode>Where <authcode> is the authorization code
/endpointURL<EndPointURL>Where
<EndPointURL>is the URL of the Command Center (for example, http://myendpointurl.mycompany.com)For more information, see Installations Using the Installation Package.
Command line registrations. If the client is registered using the command line, use the
-url<EndPointURL> switch. For more information, see Registering the Client Using the Command Line.