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    <vm_group>CSR</vm_group> 
    <vm_source> 
      <vmid>5283bcab-c1c3-4699-9bbe-cf143b26c6aa</vmid> 
      <hostid>c64e652a4561392ae20ae702eceae53e417302e0d2d63e41d66a15cc</hostid> 
    </vm_source> 
    <vm_target> 
  </vm_target> 
    <event> 
      <type>VM_MONITOR_SET</type> 
    </event> 
  </escEvent> 
</notification> 

6.2.2.6.1  Netconf Request  

<rpc message-id="1" xmlns="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:netconf:base:1.0"> 
  <recoveryVmAction xmlns="http://www.cisco.com/esc/esc"> 
    <actionType>DO</actionType> 
    <vmName> sampleVmName </vmName> 
  </recoveryVmAction> 

</rpc> 

 

6.2.2.6.2  Netconf Response  

An rpc-reply response is returned with a status of ok if the request was accepted for 
activation, or a status of rpc-error if the request was rejected.  See section 

a Configuration Request  for more details. 

 

6.2.2.6.3  Event Notifications 

When the rpc-reply response is OK, then the recovery begins. This recovery procedure is the same as 
auto recovery. Event notifications are as follows. Here is the default recovery policy setting: 
REBOOT_THEN_REDPLOY. For details of recovery workflow, please refer to the ESC user document. 

VM Recovery Init: 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> 
        <notification xmlns="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:netconf:notification:1.0">                                    
        <eventTime>2016-06-23T18:12:04.519+00:00</eventTime> 
        <escEvent xmlns="http://www.cisco.com/esc/esc"> 
        <status>SUCCESS</status> 
        <status_code>200</status_code> 
        <status_message>Recovery event for VM [depzz_g1_0_50521f93-7374-4881-960b-
95aa13d55ddf] triggered. </status_message> 
        <depname>depzz</depname> 
        <tenant>ttt</tenant> 
        <tenant_id>721d0a0aaf5a40299650d4ec74f48f1a</tenant_id> 
        <svcid>NULL</svcid> 
        <depid>d4778a3a-deba-4df7-9614-03f31f1beab3</depid> 

        <vm_group>g1</vm_group> 

        <vm_source> 
        <vmid>1dd943b9-93a4-4987-b26b-1b8fd264774d</vmid> 

        <hostid>4f926bb44423804ea8d87cac946b80e637c315f4f606bfa788b19b8c</hostid> 
         <hostname>my-ucs-7</hostname> 
      </vm_source> 
      <vm_target/> 
      <event> 
        <type>VM_RECOVERY_INIT</type> 
      </event>