POST /manageRequest

Use this method to manage devices. The response header includes a URI that is associated with a job that indicates that a task was started.

Authentication

Authentication with username and password is required.

Request URL

POST https://{management_server_IP}/manageRequest

Query parameters

Parameters	Required / Optional	Description
discovery=`{Boolean}`	Optional	Indicates whether to discover endpoints as part of this management request. This can be one of the following values. true. Discovers endpoints as part of this request. false. (default) Does not discover endpoints as part of this request. The devices must have been previously discovered using the POST /discoverRequest method.

The following example discovers and manages endpoints.

POST https://192.0.2.0/manageRequest?discovery=true

The following example manages endpoints have endpoints that have been discovered.

POST https://192.0.2.0/manageRequest

Request body

Table 1. Discover and manage a device.
Attributes			Required / Optional	Type	Description
enableHttps			Optional	Boolean	(Rack switches running ENOS only) Indicates whether to enable HTTPS on the switch. This can be one of the following values. true. (default) Enable HTTPS. false. Do not enable HTTPS.
enablePassword			Optional	String	(Rack switches running ENOS only) Enable password that is used to enter Privileged Exec Mode on the switch
forceManage			Optional	Boolean	Indicates whether to force management of the device. This can be one of the following values. true. Force management. false. Do not force management. Note Use this force-management option only if you previously attempted to manage the device and management was not successful due to one of the following error conditions. If the managing XClarity Administrator failed and cannot be recovered. Note If the replacement XClarity Administrator instance uses the same IP address as the failed XClarity Administrator, you can manage the device again using the RECOVERY_ID account and password (if applicable) and the Force management option. If the managing XClarity Administrator was taken down before the devices were unmanaged. If the devices were not unmanaged successfully. Attention Devices can be managed by only one XClarity Administrator instance at a time. Management by multiple XClarity Administrator instances is not supported. If a device is managed by one XClarity Administrator, and you want to manage it with another XClarity Administrator, you must first unmanage the device from the original XClarity Administrator, and then manage it with the new XClarity Administrator.
ipAddresses			Required	Array of strings	List of device IP addresses or fully-qualified domain names
newPassword			Optional	String	(Chassis and servers only) New password to be used for managed authentication
password			Required	String	Current password to access the device
recoveryPassword			Optional	String	Recovery password to be used for the device
replaceNtpConfiguration			Optional	Boolean	(Rack switches only) Indicates whether to replace the NTP configuration and time zone on the switch with settings that are defined for XClarity Administrator. This can be one of the following values. true. (default) Replace the NTP and time zone settings. false. Do not replace the NTP and time zone settings.
securityDescriptor			Required	Object	Information about the authentication enablement and support the associated stored credentials for a managed device
	identityManagementSystem		Required if identityManagementSystemEnabled is true	String	(Servers only) Information about the identity (in the identity-management system) that is associated with this device, if applicable
		address	Required	String	IP address or hostname where the user account is stored as defined in CyberArk. This is typically the IP address of the Lenovo XClarity Controller or external LDAP server (if applicable).
		appId	Optional	String	Application ID from CyberArk If you specify the appID, you must also specify safe and folder.
		folder	Optional	String	Folder from CyberArk If you specify the appID, you must also specify safe and folder. If the onboarded account is not in a folder, specify an empty string.
		name	Optional	String	Type of the identity-management system. This value is always CyberArk
		safe	Optional	String	Safe from CyberArk If you specify the appID, you must also specify safe and folder.
		username	Required	String	Name of the user account for the device
	identityManagementSystemEnabled		Optional	String	Indicates whether to use an identity-management system for authentication. This can be one of the following values. true. An identity-management system is to authenticate this device. false. An identity-management system is not used to authenticate this device. In this case, either manually entered credentials or stored credentials must be used. Note Identity management systems can be used to authenticate only ThinkSystem and ThinkAgile servers.
	managedAuthSupported		Required for ThinkServer devices	Boolean	Indicates whether the device supports the ability to choose whether managed authentication is to be used. This can be one of the following values. true. This device supports the ability to choose managed authentication. false. This device does not support the ability to choose managed authentication.
	managedAuthEnabled		Required for devices other than ThinkServer	Boolean	Indicates whether the device uses managed authentication. This can be one of the following values. true. The device uses managed authentication. false. The device uses local authentication.
	publicAccess		Optional	Boolean
	roleGroups		Optional	Array of strings	List of role groups that are permitted to view and manage the device. To get a list of available role groups, use GET /roleGroups. You can specify only role groups to which the current user belongs. If you do not specify the roleGroups attribute, the default roles groups are assigned. You can obtain the list of default role group using GET /resourceAccessControl. If you specify the roleGroups attributes= with an empty or null value, role groups are not assigned. Note If you add devices to a managed chassis, the new devices will belong to the same role groups as the chassis.
	storedCredentials		Required if managedAuthEnabled is set to `true`	Object	Information about the stored credential that is associated with this device, if applicable Note RackSwitch devices support only stored credentials for authenticating to the switches. Manual user credentials are not supported.
		description	Optional	String	Description of the stored credential
		id	Required	String	ID of the stored credential
		userName	Optional	String	Name of the stored credential
type			Required	String	Type of device to be managed. This can be one of the following values. Chassis Edge Server. ThinkSystem SE server IBM Tape. IBM tape library Lenovo ThinkServer Lenovo Storage Rackswitch Rack-Tower Server. ThinkSystem SD, ThinkSystem SR, or ThinkSystem ST, System x, Converged, or NeXtScale server
sshPort			Optional	Integer	(Mellanox switches only) SSH port to use for management If not specified, port 22 is used by default.
username			Required	String	User ID to be used to access the device Note RackSwitch devices support only stored credentials (using the storedCredentials attribute) for authenticating to the switches. Manual user credentials using the username and password attributes are not supported and must be empty or null..

The following example discovers and manages a server when managed authentication is enabled and uses CyberArk for authentication. (when discovery=true).

[{
   "ipAddresses": ["192.0.2.0"],
   "forceManage": true,
   "password": null,
   "securityDescriptor": {
      "identityManagementSystem": {
         "address" : "192.0.2.0",
         "appId": "LXCA",
         "name" : "CyberArk",
         "safe": "Test",
         "username": "USERID"
      },
      "identityManagementSystemEnabled": true,
      "managedAuthEnabled": true,
      "managedAuthSupported": true,
      "publicAccess": false,
      "storedCredentials":null
   },
   "type": "Rack-Tower Server",
   "username": null
}]

The following example discovers and manages a chassis when managed authentication is enabled. (when discovery=true).

[{
   "ipAddresses": ["10.243.3.192", "fd55:faaf:e1ab:2021:5ef3:fcff:fe25:e4e7"],
   "password": "Passw0rd",
   "recoveryPassword": "CME44ibm",
   "securityDescriptor": {
      "managedAuthEnabled": true
   },
   "type": "Chassis",
   "username": "USERID"
}]

The following example discovers and manages a server when managed authentication is enabled using an identity management system (when discovery=true).

[{
   "ipAddresses": ["10.243.3.192","fd55:faaf:e1ab:2021:5ef3:fcff:fe25:e4e7"],
   "password": "",
   "securityDescriptor": {
       "IMSCredentialsId": "1234",
       "managedAuthEnabled": true
   },
   "type": "Server",
   "username": ""
}]

The following example discovers and manages a chassis when managed authentication is disabled using a stored credential (when discovery=true).

[{
   "ipAddresses": ["10.243.3.192","fd55:faaf:e1ab:2021:5ef3:fcff:fe25:e4e7"],
   "password": "",
   "securityDescriptor": {
      "managedAuthEnabled": false
      "storedCredentials": {
         "id": "2853"
      }
   },
   "type": "Chassis",
   "username": ""
}]

Table 2. Manage a discovered device.
Attributes			Required / Optional	Type	Description
displayName			Optional	String	(Rack switches only) Name of the device
enableHttps			Optional	Boolean	(Rack switches running ENOS only) Indicates whether to enable HTTPS on the switch. This can be one of the following values. true. (default) Enable HTTPS. false. Do not enable HTTPS.
enclosureFormFactor			Optional	String	(IMM, IMM2, XCC, or XCC2 only) Form factor of the device. This can be one of the following values. rack-tower dense-computing
enablePassword			Optional	String	(Rack switches running ENOS only) Enable password that is used to enter Privileged Exec Mode on the switch
firmware			Optional	Array of strings	Information about installed firmware
	build		Required	String	Build number
	date		Required	String	Release date
	version		Required	String	Version number
forceManage			Optional	Boolean	Indicates whether to force management of the device. This can be one of the following values. true. Force management. false. Do not force management. Note Use this force-management option only if you previously attempted to manage the device and management was not successful due to one of the following error conditions. If the managing XClarity Administrator failed and cannot be recovered. Note If the replacement XClarity Administrator instance uses the same IP address as the failed XClarity Administrator, you can manage the device again using the RECOVERY_ID account and password (if applicable) and the Force management option. If the managing XClarity Administrator was taken down before the devices were unmanaged. If the devices were not unmanaged successfully. Attention Devices can be managed by only one XClarity Administrator instance at a time. Management by multiple XClarity Administrator instances is not supported. If a device is managed by one XClarity Administrator, and you want to manage it with another XClarity Administrator, you must first unmanage the device from the original XClarity Administrator, and then manage it with the new XClarity Administrator.
fruNumber			Optional	String	(Rack switches only) FRU number
hostname			Optional	String	(Rack switches only) hostname of the device
ipAddresses			Required	Array of strings	List of device IP addresses or fully-qualified domain names
ipv4Addresses			Optional	Array of strings	(Rack switches only) List of IPv4 IP addresses
ipv6Addresses			Optional	Array of strings	(Rack switches only) List of IPv6 IP addresses
machineType			Required for ThinkSystem servers; otherwise, optional	String	Machine type
managementPorts			Optional for switches; otherwise, required	Array	List of device management ports
	enabled		Required	Boolean	Indicates whether the port enabled. This can be one of the following values. true. The port is enabled false. The port is disabled
	port		Required	Integer	Port number
	protocol		Required	String	Protocol that is running on the port. See the GET /discoverRequest/jobs/{job_id} response body for the supported protocols for the device's management ports.
managementProcessor			Required for ThinkSystem devices; otherwise, optional	String	(Chassis and servers only) Type of management controller. This can be one of the following values. integrated-management-module integrated-management-module2 lenovo-xclarity-controller chassis-management-module
model			Optional	String	(Rack switches only) Model of the device
name			Optional	String	(Rack switches only) Name of the device
newPassword			Optional	String	(Chassis and servers only) New password to be used for managed authentication
os			Required for CNOS and ENOS switches	String	(Rack switches only) Firmware type. This can be one of the following values. CNOS ENOS
password			Required	String	Current password to access the device
recoveryPassword			Optional	String	Recovery password to be used for the device
replaceNtpConfiguration			Optional	Boolean	(Rack switches only) Indicates whether to replace the NTP configuration and time zone on the switch with settings that are defined for XClarity Administrator. This can be one of the following values. true. (default) Replace the NTP and time zone settings false. Do not replace the NTP and time zone settings.
securityDescriptor			Required	Object	Information about the authentication enablement and support the associated stored credentials for a managed device
	identityManagementSystem		Required if identityManagementSystemEnabled is true	String	(Servers only) Information about the identity (in the identity-management system) that is associated with this device, if applicable
		address	Required	String	IP address where the user account is stored as defined in CyberArk. This is typically the IP address of the Lenovo XClarity Controller or external LDAP server (if applicable).
		appId	Optional	String	Application ID from CyberArk If you specify the appID, you must also specify safe and folder. If you do not specify appID, Lenovo XClarity Administrator uses the paths that are already defined to identify the onboarded accounts in CyberArk (see GET /identityManagementSystems/cyberark/paths)
		folder	Optional	String	Folder from CyberArk If you specify the appID, you must also specify safe and folder. If the onboarded account is not in a folder, specify an empty string.
		name	Optional	String	Type of the identity-management system. This value is always CyberArk.
		safe	Optional	String	Safe from CyberArk If you specify the appID, you must also specify safe and folder.
		username	Required	String	Name of the user account for the device
		uri	Optional	String	Device URI
	identityManagementSystemEnabled		Optional	String	Indicates whether to use an identity-management system for authentication. This can be one of the following values. true. An identity-management system is to authenticate this device. false. An identity-management system is not used to authenticate this device. In this case, either manually entered credentials or stored credentials must be used. Note Identity management systems can be used to authenticate only ThinkSystem and ThinkAgile servers.
	managedAuthSupported		Required for ThinkServer devices	Boolean	Indicates whether the device supports the ability to choose whether managed authentication is to be used. This can be one of the following values. true. This device supports the ability to choose managed authentication. false. This device does not support the ability to choose managed authentication.
	managedAuthEnabled		Required for devices other than ThinkServer	Boolean	Indicates whether the device uses managed authentication. This can be one of the following values. true. The device uses managed authentication. false. The device uses local authentication.
	publicAccess		Optional	Boolean	Indicates whether the device can be accessed by all role groups. This can be one of the following values. true. The resource is can be access by all role group. false. The resource is restricted to specific role groups.
	roleGroups		Optional	Array of strings	List of role groups that are permitted to view and manage the device. To get a list of available role groups, use GET /roleGroups. You can specify only role groups to which the current user belongs. If you do not specify the roleGroups attribute, the default roles groups are assigned. You can obtain the list of default role group using GET /resourceAccessControl. If you specify the roleGroups attribute with an empty or null value, role groups are not assigned. Note If you add devices to a managed chassis, the new devices will belong to the same role groups as the chassis.
	storedCredentials		Required if managedAuthEnabled is set to `true`	Object	Information about the stored credential that is associated with this device, if applicable Note RackSwitch devices support only stored credentials for authenticating to the switches. Manual user credentials are not supported.
		description	Optional	String	Description of the stored credential
		id	Required	String	ID of the stored credential
		userName	Optional	String	Name of the stored credential
serialNumber			Optional	String	(Rack switches only) Serial number for the device
status			Optional	Object	(Rack switches only) Current status
	manageable		Optional	String	Indicates whether the top-of-rack switch is manageable. This can be one of the following values. true. The port is manageable. false. The port is not manageable.
	message		Optional	String	Message
	name		Optional	Boolean	Name
replaceNtpConfiguration			Optional	Boolean	(Rack switches only) Indicates whether to replace the NTP configuration and time zone on the switch with settings that are defined for XClarity Administrator. This can be one of the following values. true. (default) Replace the NTP and time zone settings. false. Do not replace the NTP and time zone settings.
subType			Required for ThinkSystem DB series and NVIDIA Mellanox switches	String	Device subtype. This can be one of the following values. Lenovo ThinkSystem DB Series Switches NVIDIA Mellanox Switches
server-type			Optional	String	(Servers only) Type of server to be managed. This can be one of the following values. Edge Server. ThinkSystem SE server ITE. Flex System server Lenovo ThinkServer. ThinkServer server NeXtScale. NeXtScale server Rack-Tower Server. ThinkSystem SD, ThinkSystem SR, or ThinkSystem ST, System x, Converged, or NeXtScale server SCU. storage device.
type			Required	String	Type of device to be managed. This can be one of the following values. Chassis Edge Server. ThinkSystem SE server IBM Tape. IBM tape library Lenovo ThinkServer Lenovo Storage Rackswitch Rack-Tower Server. ThinkSystem SD, ThinkSystem SR, or ThinkSystem ST, System x, Converged, or NeXtScale server
username			Required	String	User ID to be used to access the device Note RackSwitch devices support only stored credentials (using the storedCredentials attribute) for authenticating to the switches. Manual user credentials using the username and password attributes are not supported and must be empty or null.
uuid			Optional	String	UUID for the device

The following example manages a discovered chassis (when discovery=false).

[{
    "ipAddresses": ["10.243.3.55"],
    "managementPorts": [{
        "enabled": false,
        "port": 80,
        "protocol": "http"
    }, ..., {
        "enabled": true,
        "port": 161,
        "protocol": "snmpv3"
    }],
    "password": "xxxxxxxx",
    "recoveryPassword": "xxxxxxxx",
    "securityDescriptor" : {
       "managedAuthEnabled":false,
       "storedCredentials": {
          "description":"A valid user"
          "id":" ED895B48D50D4E34B5DAF1F697CA78B3"
          "userName":"user1",
       }
    } 
    "type": "Chassis",
    "username": "USERID",
    "uuid": "48331a223bf34fba90732b379b837b9c"
}]

The following example discovers and manages a ThinkSystem server using an identity management system (when discovery=true).

[{
   "displayName": "Cosmo-157",
   "enclosureFormFactor": "rack-tower",
   "firmware": [{
      "build": "CDI352T",
      "date": "2020-04-25",
      "version": "4.20"
   }, {
      "build": "TEE155I",
      "date": "2020-03-27",
      "version": "2.60"
   }],
   "forceManage": true,
   "fruNumber": "00MX680",
   "hostname": "XCC-7Y02-0123456789",
   "ipAddresses": [
      "192.0.2.0",
      "fd55:faaf:e1ab:2021:a94:efff:fe4f:5769",
      "fe80::a94:efff:fe4f:5769"
   ],
   "machineType": "7Y02",
   "managementPorts": [{
      "enabled": true,
      "port": 5989,
      "protocol": "cimxml-https"
   }, ..., {
      "enabled": true,
      "port": 623,
      "protocol": "rmcp"
   }],
   "managementProcessor": "lenovo-xclarity-controller",
   "model": "RCZ000",
   "name": "Cosmo-157",
   "password": null,
   "recoveryPassword": "",
   "securityDescriptor": {
      "identityManagementSystem": {
         "address" : "192.0.2.0",
         "appId": "LXCA",
         "name" : "CyberArk",
         "safe": "Test",
         "username": "USERID"
      },
      "identityManagementSystemEnabled": true,
      "managedAuthEnabled": true,
      "managedAuthSupported": true,
      "publicAccess": false,
      "storedCredentials":null
   },
   "serialNumber": "123456789",
   "status": {
      "manageable": true
      "message": "Unmanaged",
      "name": "UNMANAGED",,
   },
   "subType": "",
   "server-type": "Rack-Tower Server",
   "type": "Rack-Tower Server",
   "username": null,
   "uuid": "a6df710c8b7d11e78c2786fa5e924c8c"
}]

The following example manages a discovered ThinkSystem server (when discovery=false).

[{
   "enclosureFormFactor": "rack-tower",
   "displayName": "Electron-SIT-2",
   "firmware": [{
      "date": "2018-05-10",
      "build": "TEI325I",
      "version": "1.80"
   }, {
      "date": "2018-04-24",
      "build": "TEE123G",
      "version": "1.40"
   }],
   "forceManage": true,
   "fruNumber": "01GT946",
   "hostname": "Electron-SIT-2",
   "ipAddresses": ["10.240.211.155","2002:97b:c2bb:830:10:240:211:155",
                   "fe80::a94:efff:fe41:be01"],
   "machineType": "7X19",
   "managementPorts": [{
      "protocol": "cimxml-https",
      "port": 5989,
      "enabled": true
   }, ..., {
      "protocol": "rmcp",
      "port": 623,
      "enabled": true
   }],
   "managementProcessor": "lenovo-xclarity-controller",
   "model": "25Z000",
   "name": "Electron-SIT-2",
   "newPassword": null,
   "password": null,
   "recoveryPassword": "",
   "securityDescriptor": {
      "managedAuthEnabled": false,
      "roleGroups": [LXC-ADMIN,LXC-HW-MANAGER],
      "storedCredentials": {
         "description": "test_211.155",
         "id": "2852",
         "userName": "test"
      },
      "uri": "nodes/fbb43c13103511e785f2e4a2ced78753"
   },
   "serialNumber": "ELEC0G604G",
   "server-type": "Rack-Tower Server",
   "status": {
      "name": "UNMANAGED",
      "message": "Unmanaged",
      "manageable": true
   },
   "subType": "",
   "type": "Rack-Tower Server",
   "username": null,
   "uuid": "fbb43c13103511e785f2e4a2ced78753",
}]

The following example manages a discovered ThinkServer device (when discovery=false).

[{
   "displayName": "SN#10.240.197.14",
   "firmware": [{
      "build": "Level 1",
      "date": null,
      "version": "1.1"
   }],
   "forceManage": true,
   "fruNumber": null,
   "hostname": "10.240.197.14",
   "ipAddresses": ["10.240.197.14"],
   "machineType": "70F0",
   "managementPorts": [{
      "enabled": true,
      "port": 443,
      "protocol": "https"
   }, {
      "enabled": true,
      "port": 80,
      "protocol": "http"
   }],
   "model": "",
   "name": "SN#10.240.197.14",
   "password": "",
   "securityDescriptor": {
      "managedAuthSupported": false,
      "managedAuthEnabled": false,
      "storedCredentials": {
         "id": "353"
      }
   },
   "serialNumber": " ",
   "status": {
      "name": "UNMANAGED",
      "manageable": true
   },
   "type": "Lenovo ThinkServer",
   "username": "",
   "uuid": "fbb43c13103511e785f2e4a2ced78753"
}]

The following example discovers and manages a rack switch running ENOS (when discovery=true).

[{
   "enableHttps": true,
   "enablePassword": "",
   "ipAddresses": ["10.243.3.192","fd55:faaf:e1ab:2021:5ef3:fcff:fe25:e4e7"],
   "password": "",
   "replaceNtpConfiguration": true
   "securityDescriptor": {
      "managedAuthEnabled": false
      "storedCredentials": {
         "id": "352"
      }
   },
   "type": " Rackswitch ",
   "username": ""
}]

The following example manages a discovered rack switch (when discovery=false).

[{
   "displayName": "Gryphon",
   "enableHttps": true,
   "enablePassword": "",
   "forceManage": true,
   "fruNumber": "XXXXXXX     ",
   "hostname": "IBM2-40f2e9b8163d",
   "ipAddresses": [
      "10.243.6.68",
      "fd55:faaf:e1ab:2021:42f2:e9ff:feb8:163d",
      "fe80::42f2:e9ff:feb8:163d"
   ],
   "ipv4Addresses": ["10.243.6.68"],
   "ipv6Addresses": [
      "fd55:faaf:e1ab:2021:42f2:e9ff:feb8:163d",
      "fe80::42f2:e9ff:feb8:163d"
   ],
   "machineType": "1234",
   "model": "IBM",
   "name": "Gryphon",
   "os": "ENOS",
   "password": "DEF",
   "securityDescriptor": {
      "managedAuthEnabled": false,
      "roleGroups": [LXC-ADMIN,LXC-HW-MANAGER],
      "storedCredentials": {
         "id": "352"
      },
      "uri": "switches/2376f7c628fb11e1b72b5cf3fc3c1448"
   },
   "recoveryPassword": null,
   "serialNumber": "IBM0152",
   "status": {
      "message": "Unmanaged",
      "name": "UNMANAGED",
      "manageable": true
   },
   "replaceNtpConfiguration": true,
   "type": "Rackswitch",
   "username": "",
   "uuid": "fc3058cadf8b11d48c9b9b1b1b1b1b58"
}]

Response codes

Code	Description	Comments
200	OK	The request completed successfully.
400	Bad Request	A query parameter or request attribute is missing or not valid, or the operation is not supported. A descriptive error message is returned in the response body.
403	Forbidden	The orchestrator server was prevented from fulfilling the request. A descriptive error message is returned in the response body. Ensure that you have privileges to perform the request.
404	Not found	A specified resource cannot be found. A descriptive error message is returned in the response body.
409	Conflict	There is a conflict with the current state of the resource. A descriptive error message is returned in the response body.
500	Internal Server Error	An internal error occurred. A descriptive error message is returned in the response body.

Response header

If this POST method results in a job getting started, the response header includes a URI in the form /manageRequest/jobs/{job_id} (for example, /manageRequest/jobs/12) that represents the job that is monitored by the management server. You can use GET /manageRequest/jobs/{bulk_job_id} to determine the status of the job. If a job was not successfully started, refer to the response code and response body for details.

Note

A successful response indicates that the request was successfully transmitted and accepted by the management server. It does not indicate that the operation that is associated with the job was successful.

Response body

Attributes			Type	Description
jobID				ID of the task (job) that was created to manage the device
statusCode				Return code
statusDescription				Description of the return code
result			String	Results of the request. This can be one of the following values. success. The request completed successfully. failed. The request failed. A descriptive error message was returned. warning. The request completed with a warning. A descriptive error message was returned.
messages			Array of objects	Information about one or more messages
	explanation		String	Additional information to clarify the reason for the message
	id		String	Message identifier of a returned message
	recovery		Array of objects	Recovery information
		text	String	User actions that can be taken to recover from the event
		URL	String	Link to the help system for more information, if available
	text		String	Message text associated with the message identifier

The following example is returned if the request is successful.

{
   "jobID":"42",
   "statusCode":201
   "statusDescription":"Bulk job 138 was created successfully.",
   "result":"success",
   "messages":[],
}

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