Users Guide
54 Remote Services Operations
7
Invoke the
CreateTargetedConfigJob()
method to apply the pending
values. If this method is successful, the system must return a job ID for the
configuration task you created.
NOTE: The system must reboot to execute the task of setting the attribute or
attributes.
8
You can query the status of the jobID output using the job control profile
methods.
9
Repeat step 1 to confirm successful execution of the method.
Deleting the Pending Values
To delete the pending values:
1
Before invoking the
DeletePendingConfiguration()
method in
DCIM_JobService class, construct input parameters and use the correct
Fully Qualified Device Descriptor (FQDD) of the NIC/CNA.
NOTE: You can only delete pending data before creating a target job. After the
target job is created, you cannot run this method. If required, you can invoke
the DeleteJobQueue() method to delete the job and clear the pending values.
2
Invoke the
DeletePendingConfiguration()
method.
3
You can confirm the deletion based on the method return code value that
is returned.
Enabling or Disabling the Partition on the CNA
NOTE: Even if you disable the NicPartitioning property or the PartitionState
property, partition 1 cannot be disabled.
To enable or disable a partition on the CNA:
1
Enumerate the DCIM_NICEnumeration class and identify the current
value of the instances of the class with
AttributeName=
PartitionState
and their FQDD properties.
2
For the identified partition, use the FQDD property and invoke the
SetAttribute()
method to enable or disable the partition.
3
Run the Get command on the attribute to see the updated value in the
pending field.