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ServerPoolNotFound

Exception

UserNotFoundException

IOSoapException

unassignUsersFromServerPool

Name

unassignUsersFromServer

Removes user access to a server pool. This operation may be performed

 

Pool

only by an infrastructure orchestration Administrator or Organization

 

 

Administrator.

Parameters

String serverPoolName

The name of the server pool from which to remove user access.

 

List<String> userNames

A list of the names of users and Active Directory groups for which to

 

 

remove server pool access.

Returns

none

 

Exceptions

InvalidParameterException

 

ServerPoolNotFound

Exception

UserNotFoundException

IOSoapException

Server

getComputeServer

Name

getComputeServer

Gets details of a specified compute server. Cannot be used to get

 

 

information about a VM host.

Parameters

String serverId

The ID of the server resource for which to get details.

Returns

ComputeServer

Server resource details.

 

computeServer

 

Exceptions

InvalidParameterException

 

ServerResourceNotFound

Exception

IOSoapException

getVmHost

Name

getVmHost

Gets details of a specified VM host.

Parameters

String serverId

The ID of the VM host for which to get details.

Returns

VmHost vmHost

VM host resource details.

Exceptions

InvalidParameterException

 

 

ServerResourceNotFound

 

 

Exception

 

 

IOSoapException

 

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Defaults to false Data Model Data ModelCmsQuiesceState ByteSizeByteSizeEnum CidrIpRangeCustomAddressAssignmentTypeAttribute CostCostFrequency CostFrequencyEnumCustomTemplateAttributes CustomStorageVolumeAttributeCustomProcessorAttribute CustomSubnetBindingAttributeDrMode DeploymentServiceDeploymentServiceType DeploymentServiceTypeEnumImageType FirewallRuleFirewallRuleGroupInfo FirewallRuleGroupDetailsLoadBalancerInfo IPTypeIPTypeEnum LeasePeriodLogicalFirewallRuleGroup LogicalDiskLogicalIPAddress LogicalLoadBalancerGroupMember LogicalLoadBalancerDetailsLogicalLoadBalancerGroupDetails LogicalLoadBalancerGroupInfoLogicalServerDetails LogicalLoadBalancerProtocolLogicalLoadBalancerProtocolEnum LogicalNetworkInterfaceLogicalServerGroupInfo ServiceEntityStatus statusLogicalServerInfo LogicalSubnet LogicalSoftwareNatType MessageSeverityMessageSeverityEnum NatEntryProcessorArchitectureEnum PacketProtocolPacketProtocolEnum ProcessorArchitectureRequestHistoryItemLevelEnum RequestDetailsRequestHistoryItem RequestHistoryItemLevelRequestTypeEnum RequestStatusRequestStatusEnum RequestTypeSanVolumeState SanVolumeSanVolumeStateEnum IDs of the cloud capacity pools in the server pool SanVolumeTemplateServerPool State cannot be determinedServerResource ServiceActionServiceActionTrigger trigger ServerPoolResourceNoteServiceEntityStatus ServiceActionTriggerServiceActionTriggerEnum ServiceDetailsSoftwareTypeEnum ServiceInfoSoftwareDiskDefinition SoftwareTypeStorageTypeEnum StorageProvisioningTypeStorageProvisioningTypeEnum StorageTypeVirtualizationType TemplateInfoVirtualizationTypeEnum Workflow VirtualSwitchVmHost VmHostDataStoreExceptions OrganizationNotFoundException SanVolumeNotFoundExceptionSanVolumeTemplateNotFoundException ServiceNotFoundExceptionUserNotFoundException SoftwareNotFoundExceptionSubnetNotFoundException TemplateNotFoundExceptionPhysical Server Maintenance Example Physical Server Maintenance ExampleExample Usage Sample Code Sample Java ClientSample Java Client 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 APIAccessing the Chargeback Web Service Interfaces Accessing the Chargeback Web Service InterfacesHttps//cms-ip-address55443/hpio/chargeback/soap/v1?wsdl Summary Usage Report OperationsDetailed Usage Report Aggregated Usage Report List ServiceFilterOne entry with consolidated data for the entire period ServiceUsagePage Data Model Period ServiceFilterServiceFilterAttribute enum FilterConnector enumDiskUsageSummary ServiceInformationResourceUsageSummary ServerUsageSummaryServiceUsageDetailPage ServiceUsagePageServiceUsageSummary AggregateServiceUsageIpAddressUsageDetail DiskUsageDetailChargebackException AuthenticationExceptionAuthorizationException ChargebackDataBaseExceptionPeriodStartDateGreaterThanEndDateException PeriodStartDateGreaterThanEndDateExceptionPeriodStartDateTooOldException RequiredParameterExceptionSample 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 ReferencesInformation to collect before contacting HP How to contact HPSupport and other resources Information to collect before contacting HPSubscribing to security bulletins Warranty informationHP authorized resellers Documentation feedbackDocumentation and support Related informationRelated information
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