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Data Object - HttpNfcLeaseDeviceUrl(vim.HttpNfcLease.DeviceUrl)
- Property of
- HttpNfcLeaseInfo
- Extends
- DynamicData
- Since
- vSphere API Release 4.0
Data Object Description
Provides a mapping from logical device IDs to upload/download URLs.For export, a single device id is returned based on the object identifiers for the objects.
For import, two device ids are returned. One based on the object names used in the ImportSpec, and one based on the object identifiers for the created objects. This is immutable and would match the id if an ExportLease is latter created.
Properties
Name | Type | Description |
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datastoreKey* | xsd:string |
Key for the datastore this disk is on. This is used to look up hosts
which can be used to multi-POST disk contents, in the host map of the
lease.
Since vSphere API Release 4.1 |
disk* | xsd:boolean |
Optional value to specify if the attached file is a disk in
vmdk format.
Since vSphere API Release 4.1 |
fileSize* | xsd:long |
Specifies the size of the file backing for this device. This property
is only set for non-disk file backings.
Since vSphere API Release 4.1 |
importKey | xsd:string |
Identifies the device based on the names in an ImportSpec. This is only
set for import leases.
|
key | xsd:string |
The immutable identifier for the device. This is set for both import/export
leases.
|
sslThumbprint | xsd:string |
SSL thumbprint for the host the URL refers to. Empty if no SSL thumbprint
is available or needed.
|
targetId* | xsd:string |
Id for this target. This only used for multi-POSTing, where a single HTTP
POST is applied to multiple targets.
Since vSphere API Release 4.1 |
url | xsd:string |
The URL to use to upload/download the device content.
The returned url contains either an IP address, a hostname or a "*". If a "*" is returned the client must substitutes the "*" with the hostname or IP address used when connecting to the server. For example if the client connected to "someHost" and the device url returned is: http:// *:somePort/somePaththe client must substitute the "*" with "someHost" before use. The resulting url would be: http://someHost:somePort/somePathThe server cannot return a valid hostname or IP address when the client connects via a NAT, a proxy, or when the server is multihomed. |
Properties inherited from DynamicData | ||
None |
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