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String ipAddress

The floating IP address to remove.

Returns

String requestId

Request ID for the operation.

Exceptions

InvalidParameterException

 

 

ServiceNotFoundException

 

LogicalServerNotFound

Exception

IOSoapException

releaseFloatingIPAddress

Name

releaseFloatingIPAddress

Permanently releases a floating IP address that is not associated to a

 

 

server. This operation may be performed only by an infrastructure

 

 

orchestration Administrator.

Parameters

String

The ID of a cloud capacity pool in which the floating IP address exists.

 

cloudCapacityPoolId

 

 

String ipAddress

The floating IP address to release.

Returns

none

Request ID for the operation.

Exceptions

InvalidParameterException

 

ServerResourceNotFound

Exception

IOSoapException

listUnassociatedFloatingIPAddresses

Name

listUnassociatedFloating

Returns a list of floating IP addresses in a cloud capacity pool that are

 

IPAddresses

not associated with a server.

Parameters

String

The ID of the cloud capacity pool for which to list unassociated floating

 

cloudCapacityPoolId

IP addresses.

Returns

List<String> ipAddresses

A list of unassociated floating IP addresses.

Exceptions

InvalidParameterException

 

 

ServerResourceNotFound

 

 

Exception

 

 

IOSoapException

 

ServerSnapshot

listServerSnapshots

Name

listServerSnapshots

Retrieves a list of snapshots for a server. Supported only for ESX VMs.

Parameters

String serviceName

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

 

String

The name of the logical server for which to retrieve snapshot information.

 

logicalServerName

 

Returns

List<ServerSnapshot>

A list of snapshots for the servers.

 

snapshots

 

Exceptions

InvalidParameterException

 

 

 

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