Globus Connect Server Node Enable

globus-connect-server node enable - Set the local node status to active

globus-connect-server node enable [OPTIONS]

globus-connect-server node enable will enable the local endpoint node by setting its status to active and adding it to the Globus wildcard DNS domain. When the operation completes, the node will resume handling API and transfer requests once DNS changes have propagated. This command is equivalent to globus-connect-server node update --enable NODE_ID, the difference is that node enable authorizes the operation based on the command running as root where as node update --enable NODE_ID authorizes the command using Globus identities and requires an endpoint administrator role.

This command must be run on an endpoint node that was previously setup with globus-connect-server node setup.

This example sets the local node status to 'active' using sudo to become the root user to execute the command.