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## Usage Syntax
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- • --client_id: Required. The Client ID.
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- • --access_key: Required. The Access Key.
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- • --region: Required. The region. Choices are [ ap, us, eu, uae, in] .
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- • --server: The server IP address or hostname, required when running from remote.
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- • --api_key: The API Key, required when running from remote.
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- • --api_port: The API Port, required if running from remote, and it isn't the default value (443).
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- • --debug_file: API calls debug file name.
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+ * --client_id: Required. The Client ID.
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+ * --access_key: Required. The Access Key.
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+ * --region: Required. The region. Choices are [ ap, us, eu, uae, in] .
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+ * --server: The server IP address or hostname, required when running from remote.
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+ * --api_key: The API Key, required when running from remote.
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+ * --api_port: The API Port, required if running from remote, and it isn't the default value (443).
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+ * --debug_file: API calls debug file name.
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##Examples
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- • Running the script on the Multi-Domain Server:
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+ * Running the script on the Multi-Domain Server:
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- ` python3 connect_all_domains.py --client_id <tenant_client_id> --access_key <tenant_access_key> --region eu `
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+ ` python3 connect_all_domains.py --client_id <tenant_client_id> --access_key <tenant_access_key> --region eu `
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- • Running the script from remote:
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+ * Running the script from remote:
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- ` python3 connect_all_domains.py --client_id <tenant_client_id> --access_key <tenant_access_key> --region eu --server 192.168.1.1 --api_key <your_api_key> --api_port 443 `
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+ ` python3 connect_all_domains.py --client_id <tenant_client_id> --access_key <tenant_access_key> --region eu --server 192.168.1.1 --api_key <your_api_key> --api_port 443 `
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## Development Environment
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