•Page5: Settingthe Server Boot Order, on page 504
•Page6: Addingthe MaintenancePolicy, on page507
•Page7: Specifyingthe Server Assignment, on page509
•Page8: AddingOperational Policies, on page511
Page 1: Identifying the Service Profile
Thisprocedure directly follows the steps in Creatinga Service Profile with the Expert Wizard, on page 489.
Itdescribes how to set the identity of a service profile on the Identify ServiceProfile page of the Create
ServiceProfile (expert) wizard.
Procedure
Step 1 Inthe Name field, enter a unique name that you can use to identifythe service profile.
Thisname can be between 2 and 32 alphanumeric characters. You cannot use spaces or any special characters
otherthan - (hyphen), _ (underscore), : (colon), and . (period), and this name must be unique across all service
profilesand serviceprofile templates within thesame organization.
Thisname must be unique within the organization or sub-organization in which you are creating the service
profile.
Step 2 Fromthe UUID Assignmentdrop-down list, do one of the following:
DescriptionOption
Assignsa UUID from the default UUID Suffix
pool.
Continuewith Step 5.
Select(pool default usedby default)
Usesthe UUID assigned to the server by the
manufacturer.
Ifyou choose this option, the UUID remains
unassigneduntil the serviceprofile is
associatedwith a server.At that point, the
UUIDis set to the UUID value assigned to
theserver by the manufacturer. If the service
profileis later moved to a different server, the
UUIDis changedto matchthe new server.
Continuewith Step 5.
HardwareDefault
Usesthe UUIDthat youmanually assign.
Continuewith Step 3.
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