HP Matrix Operating Environment Software manual Server Pool, ListServerPools, GetServerPool

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Exceptions

InvalidParameterException

 

 

LogicalServerNotFound

 

 

Exception

 

 

ServiceNotFoundException

 

 

IOSoapException

 

syncLogicalServers

 

 

Name

syncLogicalServers

Causes IO to resynchronize the state of the logical servers that IO is

 

 

managing with the current state of the logical servers in Matrix OE

 

 

visualization. This operation runs asynchronously, returning before the

 

 

synchronization has completed. This operation may be performed only

 

 

by an infrastructure orchestration Administrator.

Parameters

none

 

Returns

none

 

Exceptions

IOSoapException

 

Server Pool

 

 

listServerPools

 

 

Name

listServerPools

Gets a list of names of the server pools available to the user. For

 

 

infrastructure orchestration Administrators, the list contains all server pools

 

 

including the Maintenance and Unassigned pools.

Parameters

none

 

Returns

List<String> serverPools

Names of the server pools for the requesting user.

Exceptions

IOSoapException

 

getServerPool

 

 

Name

getServerPool

Gets details of a specified server pool.

Parameters

String serverPoolName

The name of the server pool to get.

Returns

SanVolume serverPool

Details of the server pool contents and configuration.

Exceptions

InvalidParameterException

 

 

ServerPoolNotFound

 

 

Exception

 

 

IOSoapException

 

createServerPool

Name

createServerPool

Creates an empty server pool. This operation may be performed only by

 

 

an infrastructure orchestration Administrator or Organization

 

 

Administrator.

Parameters

String serverPoolName

The name of the server pool to create. It is limited to 64 characters

 

 

(alphanumeric, hyphen, underscore, and space).

 

String note

Optional annotation to be attached to the server pool.

 

 

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Contents Abstract API and CLI Operations Reference Guide7.1 7.1 Update 1Contents CMS Data Model Contents Example Usage ExceptionsSample Java Client Accessing the Chargeback Web Service InterfacesRequiredParameterException Part I Matrix API Introduction Introduction New features in 7.1 UpdateIntegration interface overview New features in 7.1 New featuresPowerCycleLogicalServers QuiesceCms UnquiesceCms GetCmsQuiesceStatus EditLogicalServers RemoveLogicalServersLogicalServerGroupDetails LogicalServerInfoChargeback ServiceInfoRequestInfo TemplateInfoAccessing Wsdl Accessing the Web Service InterfacesCommand Line Interface SecurityImportTemplate OperationsExportTemplate List TemplateInfoListServices ServiceGetService CreateServiceDeactivateService DeleteServicePowerOffService ActivateServiceChangeServiceLease DeleteReplicaService PowerOnServiceRequest ListRequestsGetRequest GetRequestInfoSetRequestApprovalState ContinueRequestLogical Server Group CancelRequestGetLogicalServerGroup AddServersToLogicalServerGroupAddNewDiskToLogicalServerGroup AddDiskToLogicalServerGroupRawMappingTypeEnum SetLogicalServerGroupActiveServerCountDeactivateLogicalServers GetLogicalServerLogicalServerInfo LogicalServerDetailsPowerOnLogicalServers PowerOffLogicalServersActivateLogicalServers LogicalServerNotFound Exception Logical ServerEditLogicalServers PowerCycleLogicalServersRemoveLogicalServers ByteSizeEnumListServerPools Server PoolGetServerPool CreateServerPoolAssignUsersToServerPool DeleteServerPoolMoveServerToServerPool UnassignUsersFromServerPool ServerGetComputeServer GetVmHostSubnet SoftwareGetSanVolume ListSanVolumesListSanVolumeTemplates GetSanVolumeTemplateListOrganizations OrganizationGetOrganization AssignTemplateToOrganizationAssignServerToOrganization By a Service Provider AdministratorUnassignServerFromOrganization OrganizationName Returns None ExceptionsAssignSoftwareToOrganization AssignSubnetToOrganizationUnassignSubnetFromOrganization SyncOrganizations BeginCmsMaintenanceUnassignSoftwareFromOrganization CountRunningRequestsForCms EndCmsMaintenanceAddCms QuiesceCmsGetCmsQuiesceStatus LoadBalancerListLoadBalancers AddLoadBalancerRemoveLoadBalancer SetLoadBalancerPasswordAddLoadBalancerCertificate RemoveLoadBalancerCertificateLogicalLoadBalancer UnsetLoadBalancerPasswordCreateLogicalLoadBalancerGroup DeleteLogicalLoadBalancerGroupAddLogicalLoadBalancerGroupMember FirewallRuleGroupRemoveLogicalLoadBalancerGroupMember GetFirewallRuleGroupRemoveRuleFromFirewallRuleGroup AddRuleToFirewallRuleGroupSyncFirewallRuleGroups Name AddRuleToFirewallRuleAddFloatingIPAddress FloatingIPAddressMoveFloatingIPAddress RemoveFloatingIPAddressReleaseFloatingIPAddress ServerSnapshotListUnassociatedFloatingIPAddresses ListServerSnapshotsDeleteServerSnapshot CreateServerSnapshotRevertServerSnapshot Snapshot, recursively. Defaults to false Data Model Data ModelByteSizeEnum ByteSizeCidrIpRange CmsQuiesceStateCostFrequency CostCostFrequencyEnum CustomAddressAssignmentTypeAttributeCustomProcessorAttribute CustomStorageVolumeAttributeCustomSubnetBindingAttribute CustomTemplateAttributesDeploymentServiceType DeploymentServiceDeploymentServiceTypeEnum DrModeFirewallRuleGroupInfo FirewallRuleFirewallRuleGroupDetails ImageTypeIPTypeEnum IPTypeLeasePeriod LoadBalancerInfoLogicalIPAddress LogicalDiskLogicalFirewallRuleGroup LogicalLoadBalancerGroupDetails LogicalLoadBalancerDetailsLogicalLoadBalancerGroupInfo LogicalLoadBalancerGroupMemberLogicalLoadBalancerProtocolEnum LogicalLoadBalancerProtocolLogicalNetworkInterface LogicalServerDetailsLogicalServerInfo ServiceEntityStatus statusLogicalServerGroupInfo LogicalSubnet LogicalSoftwareMessageSeverityEnum MessageSeverityNatEntry NatTypePacketProtocolEnum PacketProtocolProcessorArchitecture ProcessorArchitectureEnumRequestHistoryItem RequestDetailsRequestHistoryItemLevel RequestHistoryItemLevelEnumRequestStatusEnum RequestStatusRequestType RequestTypeEnumSanVolumeStateEnum SanVolumeSanVolumeState ServerPool SanVolumeTemplateState cannot be determined IDs of the cloud capacity pools in the server poolServiceActionTrigger trigger ServiceActionServerPoolResourceNote ServerResourceServiceActionTriggerEnum ServiceActionTriggerServiceDetails ServiceEntityStatusSoftwareDiskDefinition ServiceInfoSoftwareType SoftwareTypeEnumStorageProvisioningTypeEnum StorageProvisioningTypeStorageType StorageTypeEnumVirtualizationTypeEnum TemplateInfoVirtualizationType VmHost VirtualSwitchVmHostDataStore WorkflowExceptions SanVolumeTemplateNotFoundException SanVolumeNotFoundExceptionServiceNotFoundException OrganizationNotFoundExceptionSubnetNotFoundException SoftwareNotFoundExceptionTemplateNotFoundException UserNotFoundExceptionExample Usage Physical Server Maintenance ExamplePhysical Server Maintenance Example Sample Java Client Sample Java ClientSample Code Sample Code Sample Java Client IOClientPasswordHandler.java Sample Java Client Add this code Sample VisualStudio/.NET/C# ClientString.Format0s, DateTime.Now Sample VisualStudio/.NET/C# ClientPage Part II Chargeback API Chargeback Soap API Chargeback Soap APIHttps//cms-ip-address55443/hpio/chargeback/soap/v1?wsdl Accessing the Chargeback Web Service InterfacesAccessing the Chargeback Web Service Interfaces Detailed Usage Report OperationsSummary Usage Report One entry with consolidated data for the entire period List ServiceFilterAggregated Usage Report ServiceUsagePage Data Model ServiceFilterAttribute enum ServiceFilterFilterConnector enum PeriodResourceUsageSummary ServiceInformationServerUsageSummary DiskUsageSummaryServiceUsageSummary ServiceUsagePageAggregateServiceUsage ServiceUsageDetailPageIpAddressUsageDetail DiskUsageDetailAuthorizationException AuthenticationExceptionChargebackDataBaseException ChargebackExceptionPeriodStartDateTooOldException PeriodStartDateGreaterThanEndDateExceptionRequiredParameterException PeriodStartDateGreaterThanEndDateExceptionSample Python Client Sample Python ClientPage Pageindex = Example 2 reports.pyPage Sample Python Client 101 Sample Python Client 103 Example 3 GUI.pySample Python Client 105 Example 4 reportsfile.py 107 Sample Chargeback Usage ReportReferences ReferencesSupport and other resources How to contact HPInformation to collect before contacting HP Information to collect before contacting HPHP authorized resellers Warranty informationDocumentation feedback Subscribing to security bulletinsRelated information Related informationDocumentation and support
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