Description of problem:

The "hammer auth-source ldap update" command's "--host" argument does not have an appropriate explanation for it. It is used to update the "server" value in the auth-source configuration which causes confusion.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

Satellite 6.6, 6.7, and 6.8.

How reproducible:

Always.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Create any auth-source configuration in Red Hat Satellite.
2. List the auth-source using hammer command: # hammer auth-source ldap info --name <auth-source_config_name>
3. Now to change the "Server" parameter for the auth-source configuration you will have to use following command:

   # hammer auth-source ldap update --name <auth-source_config_name> --host <new_server_name>


Actual results:

 The "Server" for the desired auth-source configuration can be changed using the "--host" argument.

 And there is no explanation for the "--host" argument stating it's usage:

---
[root@sat1 ~]# hammer auth-source ldap update --help
Usage:
    hammer auth-source ldap update [OPTIONS]

Options:
 --account ACCOUNT                          
 --account-password ACCOUNT_PASSWORD       Required if onthefly_register is true
 --attr-firstname ATTR_FIRSTNAME           Required if onthefly_register is true
 --attr-lastname ATTR_LASTNAME             Required if onthefly_register is true
 --attr-login ATTR_LOGIN                   Required if onthefly_register is true
 --attr-mail ATTR_MAIL                     Required if onthefly_register is true
 --attr-photo ATTR_PHOTO                    
 --base-dn BASE_DN                          
 --groups-base GROUPS_BASE                 Groups base DN
 --host HOST                                
 --id ID                                    
 --ldap-filter LDAP_FILTER                 LDAP filter
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Expected results:

 Either there should be an explanation for the "--host" argument stating that its usage is to modify the "Server" parameter in the desired auth-source config file or the "--host" argument should be replaced by the "--server" argument which is identical to the "Server" filed and easy to understand/interpret.

Additional info: