configprofiles unassign
This command removes a server profile from a server or chassis bay by deactivating the profile.
Syntax
configprofiles unassign -h
configprofiles unassign -i <profile_ID> [-p <Boolean>] [--resetimm <Boolean>]
[–-resetswitch <Boolean>] [-f <Boolean>] [-v <filter>]
Options
- {-h | --help}
- Displays the syntax and brief usage information for this command.
- {-i | --id} <profile_ID>
- Specifies the ID of the server profile. If an ID is not specified, all server profiles are returned.
- {-p | --powerdown} <Boolean>
- Identifies whether to power off the server. This can be one of the following values.
true. Powers off the server.
false. (default) Does not power off the server.
- {--resetswitch} <Boolean>
- Identifies whether to reset the switch internal port settings to default values. This can be one of the following values.
true. Resets the switch internal port settings.
false. (default) Does not reset the switch internal port settings.
- {--resetimm} <Boolean>
- Identifies whether to reset the baseboard management controller to default settings. This can be one of the following values.
true. Resets the management controller.
false. (default) Does not reset the management controller.
- {-f | --force} <Boolean>
- Identifies whether to force profile deactivation. This can be one of the following values.
true. Forces profile deactivation.
false. (default) Does not force profile deactivation.
- {-v | --view} <filter>
- Identifies the view to use for the returned data. If a filter is not specified, the default view is used.
You can also create custom views (see Creating custom views).
Examples
The following example unassign a profile from a specific server.
connect --url https://192.0.2.0 --user ADMIN --noverify
configprofiles unassign -i 121
The following example unassign a profile from a specific server, resets the management controller and switch settings, and then powers off the server.
connect --url https://192.0.2.0 --user ADMIN --noverify
configprofiles unassign -i 121 --resetswitch true --resetimm true –p true
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