Users Guide
Table Of Contents
- Dell EMC OpenManage Ansible Modules Version 4.0.0 User’s Guide
- Contents
- Overview
- Getting Started
- Modules for iDRAC
- How OpenManage Ansible Modules work with iDRAC
- Running your first iDRAC Playbook
- Updating Firmware
- Configuring PowerEdge Servers
- Deploying operating system
- Server Inventory
- Server administration tasks
- Storage controller
- Modules for OpenManage Enterprise (OME)
- How OpenManage Ansible Modules work with OME
- Running your first OME Playbook
- Manage Devices
- Manage device configuration templates
- Template Service
- Manage the device firmware
- Manage jobs
- Manage users
- Manage identity pool
- Manage application settings
- Manage network configuration
- Manage fabrics
- Manage Profiles
- Device discovery
- Manage Chassis
- Manage Active Directory service and user groups
- Diagnostics
- Modules for Redfish APIs
- Deprecated modules
Table 62. redfish_powerstate (continued)
Parameter Required Default Choices Comments
● C(ForceRestart):
Turns off the device
immediately, and
then restarts the
server.
● C(GracefulRestart):
Performs graceful
shutdown of the
device, and then
restarts the device.
● C(GracefulShutdow
n): Performs a
graceful shutdown
of the device, and
then turns off the
device.
● If C(Nmi): Sends a
diagnostic interrupt
to the device. This
is usually a non-
maskable interrupt
(NMI) on x86
systems.
● C(On): Turns on the
device.
● C(PowerCycle):
Performs a power
cycle on the device.
● C(PushPowerButto
n): Simulates the
pressing of a
physical power
button on the
device.
When a power control
operation is performed,
which is not supported
on the device, an error
message is displayed
with the list of
operations that can be
performed.
resource_id
False NA NA
● The unique identifier
of the device
being managed.
For example-
U ( https://
<I(baseuri)>/
redfish/v1/
Systems/
<I(resource_id)>).
● This option is
mandatory for
I(base_uri) with
multiple devices.
● To get the
device details, use
the API U(https://
Modules for Redfish APIs 179