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ServiceNotFoundException

IOSoapException

powerCycleLogicalServers

Name

powerCycleLogicalServers

Power cycles one or more logical servers.

Parameters

String serviceName

The ID or name of service containing the logical servers.

 

List<String>

A list of names of logical servers to power cycle.

 

logicalServerNames

 

Returns

String requestId

Request ID for the operation.

Exceptions

InvalidParameterException

 

 

LogicalServerNotFound

 

 

Exception

 

 

ServiceNotFoundException

 

 

IOSoapException

 

editLogicalServers

 

 

Name

editLogicalServers

Updates the memory size and/or processor count for one or more logical

 

 

servers, with Administrator approval.

Parameters

String serviceName

The ID or name of the service containing the logical servers.

 

List<String>

A list of names of logical servers to update.

 

logicalServerNames

 

 

Integer memorySize

The memory size to set for the logical servers, in the units specified by

 

 

memorySizeUnits. If not specified, the memory size is not changed.

 

ByteSizeEnum

The units for the memory size value. The specified memory size and units

 

memorySizeUnits

must be convertible to a whole number value in the memory size units

 

 

for the existing logical server.

 

Integer processorCount

The processor count to set for the logical servers. If not specified, the

 

 

processor count is not changed.

Returns

String requestId

Request ID for the operation.

Exceptions

InvalidParameterException

 

 

LogicalServerNotFound

 

 

Exception

 

 

ServiceNotFoundException

 

 

IOSoapException

 

removeLogicalServers

Name

removeLogicalServers

Deprovisions and removes selected logical servers from an infrastructure

 

 

service.

Parameters

String serviceName

The ID or name of the service containing the logical servers.

 

List<String>

A list of names of logical servers to remove.

 

logicalServerNames

 

Returns

String requestId

Request ID for the operation.

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