unmanage device

This command starts a job to perform the unmanagement action. If successful, the job ID is returned. You can use the job ID in the tasks –j command or the unmanage job_status command to determine the status of the job.

Syntax​

unmanage device -h

unmanage device -e <device_properties> [--force <Boolean>]

Options​

{-h | --help}

Displays the syntax and brief usage information for this command.

{-e | --ep} <device_properties>

Specifies a set of properties for one or more devices to be unmanaged.

Each set is separated by a comma, and each property in the set is separated by a semicolon. The properties include:

• One or more IP addresses, separated by a hash sign (#).

• The UUID of the device

• The type of device to be unmanaged. You can specify one of the following values:

  • Chassis

  • Rackswitch

  • Rack-Tower

  • Storage

  • ThinkServer

For example:

2.22.222.222#3.33.333.333;F6F5A2630C244FDD9DE5376812C55480;Chassis,
4.44.444.444;63E29269BB634AB9A610D6F8FCE2B28F;Rack-Tower Server

{--force} <Boolean>

Forces the unmanagement of a device. You can specify one of the following values:

• true

• false

{-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).

Related links​

• connect

• discover

• manage

• unmanage job_status