Cisco Systems 1.2 Manual De Usuario
A maintenance policy only prevents an immediate server reboot when a configuration change is made to
an associated service profile. However, a maintenance policy does not prevent the following actions from
taking place right away:
an associated service profile. However, a maintenance policy does not prevent the following actions from
taking place right away:
Note
• Deleting an associated service profile from the system
• Disassociating a server profile from a server
• Directly installing a firmware upgrade without using a service policy
• Resetting the server
Creating a Maintenance Policy
Procedure
Step 1
On the menu bar, click Operations Management.
Step 2
In the Navigation pane, expand Domain Groups.
Step 3
In the Navigation pane, expand Domain Groups.
Step 4
Expand the node for the domain group where you want to create a policy
Step 5
Right-click Maintenance and choose Create Maintenance Policy.
Step 6
In the Create Maintenance Policy dialog box, enter the Name and optional description, and choose the
Reboot Policy.
Reboot Policy.
Step 7
Click OK.
What to Do Next
Include the policy in a service profile or service profile template.
Creating a Schedule
Procedure
Step 1
On the menu bar, click Operations Management.
Step 2
In the Navigation pane, expand Domain Groups.
Step 3
Expand the node for the domain group where you want to create a schedule.
Step 4
Right-click Schedules and choose Create Schedule.
Step 5
In the Create Schedule dialog box, enter the Name and optional description, and check the User Ack check
box to require explicit user acknowledgement.
You can also create a one time or recurring occurrence from this dialog box.
box to require explicit user acknowledgement.
You can also create a one time or recurring occurrence from this dialog box.
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Service Profiles and Templates
Creating a Schedule