Creating a Mac Server Order

• Console
• CLI
• API

• 1. On the Orders list page, select Create New Order. If you need help finding the list page, see Listing Mac Server Orders.
  2. In the Create Order panel, enter the following information:

     • Order Name: Enter a name for the Mac order. The name can't contain spaces or special characters.

     • Order Description: Add a brief description of the Mac order.

     • Number of Macs: Enter the number of Mac servers being requested.

     • VCN CIDR: (Optional) Enter a range of IP addresses for your Virtual Cloud Network. For more information on Virtual Cloud Networking and CIDR, see Networking Overview.

     • Shape: Select a shape for the Mac servers from the list.

     • 3-year commitment: Select to agree to a three-year signed commitment (using DocuSign) to Oracle terms and conditions. Agreeing to these terms is a requirement to submit a Mac order.

  3. Select Submit.

  The Mac order you created appears in the Orders list.

• Use the oci mngdmac mac-order mac-order create command and required parameters to create a Mac order:

  Command

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  oci mngdmac mac-order mac-order create --display-name display_name --compartment-id compartment_ocid --order-description order_description  
  --order-size order_size --shape shape --commitment-term commitment_term [OPTIONS]

  display_name: Enter a name for the Mac order. The name can't contain spaces or special characters.

  compartment_ocid: Enter the compartment where the Mac order resides.

  order_description: Add a brief description of the Mac order.

  order_size: Enter the number of Mac servers being requested.

  shape: Enter a shape for the Mac servers in the Mac order.

  commitment_term: Enum that indicates the agreed three-year signed commitment to Oracle terms and conditions. Agreeing to these terms is a requirement to submit a Mac order.

  For a complete list of parameters and values for CLI commands, see the CLI Command Reference.

• Run the CreateMacOrder operation to create a Mac order.