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assign profile
The -assign profile command assigns the profile identified by the ProfileName to the bay
specified by the BayName.
Syntax
-assign profile –ProfileName <profileName>
-enclosurename <enclosureName> -bayname <bayName> [-poweronbay]
Parameters
Table 5 Parameter descriptions for -assign profile
Optional Required Description Parameter
x Unique name of the server
profile to be assigned -profilename
x The enclosure containing the
bay to assign the profile to. -enclosurename
x The device bay that the
server profile is assigned to.
NOTE: To assign a profile
to a multi-blade server, the
enclosure name and bay
name must those for the
primary bay.
-bayname
x Powers on the server after
the profile has been
assigned. -poweronbay
Output
The function returns the result of the assign operation or a jobid if –nb is specified.
Examples
•
Assign a profile to device bay 1 of the enclosure:
vcemcli -assign profile -profilename MyProfile1 –enclosurename BigEnclosure –bayname 1
•
Assign a profile to a multi-blade server in bays 5-8 of the enclosure:
NOTE: Note the use of bay number 5 for a multi-blade server. A multi-blade server occupies
more than one slot in the enclosure. The operation fails If you specify any slot other than the
slot occupied by the upper-left quadrant of the multi-blade server.
vcemcli -assign profile –profilename MyProfile1 –enclosurename enc0 –bayname 5
Minimum Required Role Based Security
VCEM Group Limited Operator
CAUTION: If VCEMCLI is used in environments where logical server managers or upper level
managers are present, assigning a server profile can make it inconsistent with the upper level
manager. HP recommends using the upper level manager to assign server profiles.
Remarks
The job status of non-blocking operations can be obtained by executing VCEMCLI with the –show
job
command and providing the associated job ID. For more information see “show job” (page 61) .
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