08-29-2013 04:10 AM - edited 03-01-2019 11:13 AM
Hi, if a server goes down, is it possible to configure the service profile for moving automatically to another server from the servers pool?
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08-29-2013 04:43 AM
No. UCS will not do automation like this. The reason is because its a tough call to determine what qualifies a server as "being down" - loss of networking, loss of management, loss of power, OS crash etc We wouldn't want UCSM moving around hosts unless certain criteria were met. This has been heavily discussed internally and it was decided that UCSM would not touch SP movement pertaining to host failures.
There are other management Apps that can handle the orchestration piece like this - which tie into UCSM very nicely via the XML API.
Regards,
Robert
08-29-2013 04:43 AM
No. UCS will not do automation like this. The reason is because its a tough call to determine what qualifies a server as "being down" - loss of networking, loss of management, loss of power, OS crash etc We wouldn't want UCSM moving around hosts unless certain criteria were met. This has been heavily discussed internally and it was decided that UCSM would not touch SP movement pertaining to host failures.
There are other management Apps that can handle the orchestration piece like this - which tie into UCSM very nicely via the XML API.
Regards,
Robert
08-29-2013 04:46 AM
OK, thank you very much for the quick answer.
09-03-2013 02:13 AM
Hi,
If we use server pool and associate service profile tremplate with server pool? if one of blades fails, I understand that, service profile will associate to another spare blade from server pool.
thnaks
Hetal
09-04-2013 01:10 PM
Robert, you mention "there are other management Apps that can handle the orchestration piece like this". What are those other management apps?
09-04-2013 03:12 PM
Robert,
Would you please provide which criteria is consider server/blade down/faulire?
No. UCS will not do automation like this. The reason is because its a tough call to determine what qualifies a server as "being down" - loss of networking, loss of management, loss of power, OS crash etc We wouldn't want UCSM moving around hosts unless certain criteria were met.
Thnaks
Hetal soni
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