To get a list of all service nodes currently connected, use the operation node-list.

Request 

<packet>
  <extension>
    <call>
      <plesk-multi-server>
        <node-list/>
      </plesk-multi-server>
    </call>
  </extension>
</packet>

Response 

<packet>
  <extension>
    <call>
      <result>
        <status>ok</status>
        <plesk-multi-server>
          <node-list>
            <node>
              <id>1</id>
              <ip>10.52.51.225</ip>
              <hostname>a10-52-51-225.qa.plesk.ru</hostname>
              <navigate-by-hostname>false</navigate-by-hostname>
              <status>active</status>
              <description>SN1</description>
              <web-shared-ipv4>10.52.51.225</web-shared-ipv4>
              <web-shared-ipv6>none</web-shared-ipv6>
            </node>
            <node>
              <id>2</id>
              <ip>10.52.61.4</ip>
              <hostname>a10-52-61-4.qa.plesk.ru</hostname>
              <navigate-by-hostname>false</navigate-by-hostname>
              <status>active</status>
              <description>SN2</description>
              <web-shared-ipv4>10.52.61.4</web-shared-ipv4>
              <web-shared-ipv6>none</web-shared-ipv6>
            </node>
          </node-list>
        </plesk-multi-server>
      </result>
    </call>
  </extension>
</packet>

Use optional filters to narrow down the list of connected nodes according to search parameters.

Request 

<packet>
  <extension>
    <call>
      <plesk-multi-server>
        <node-list>
          <filter-id>1,2,3</filter-id>
          <filter-ip>1.1.1.1,2.2.2.2</filter-ip>
          <filter-hostname>example.com, example-two.com</filter-hostname>
          <filter-status>active</filter-status>
        </node-list>
      </plesk-multi-server>
    </call>
  </extension>
</packet>

Possible values for filter-status:

  • activating
  • active
  • disabling
  • disabled
  • maintenance
  • unsupported
  • unavailable