Cisco Systems 1.2 Manual De Usuario
Creating a Power Control Policy
Procedure
Step 1
On the menu bar, click Servers.
Step 2
In the Navigation Pane, expand Servers > Policies > root.
If you want to create or access a policy in a sub-organization, expand Sub-Organizations >
Organization_Name.
If you want to create or access a policy in a sub-organization, expand Sub-Organizations >
Organization_Name.
Step 3
Right-click Power Control Policies and choose Create Power Control Policy.
Step 4
In the Create Power Control Policy dialog box, enter the Name and optional description, choose whether
to use Power Capping, and enter the Power Priority.
to use Power Capping, and enter the Power Priority.
Step 5
Click OK.
What to Do Next
Include the policy in a service profile or service profile template.
Deleting a Power Control Policy
Procedure
Step 1
On the menu bar, click Servers.
Step 2
In the Navigation Pane, expand Servers > Policies > root.
If you want to create or access a policy in a sub-organization, expand Sub-Organizations >
Organization_Name.
If you want to create or access a policy in a sub-organization, expand Sub-Organizations >
Organization_Name.
Step 3
Expand Power Control Policies.
Step 4
Right-click the policy that you want to delete and choose Delete.
Step 5
If Cisco UCS Central GUI displays a confirmation dialog box, click Yes.
Step 6
Scrub Policy
This policy determines what happens to local data and to the BIOS settings on a server during the discovery
process, when the server is reacknowledged, or when the server is disassociated from a service profile.
process, when the server is reacknowledged, or when the server is disassociated from a service profile.
Local disk scrub policies only apply to hard drives that are managed by Cisco UCS Manager and do not
apply to other devices such as USB drives.
apply to other devices such as USB drives.
Note
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Server Policies
Creating a Power Control Policy