Practices Guide
Lifecycle Controller Integration―Best Practices Specification
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Prerequisites for script:
Set desired RAID FQDD by editing script
Script: DeletePendingRAIDConfiguration.win
A) The Lifecycle Controller remote service must be in a “ready” state before executing any
other WSMAN commands. The GetRSStatus() method or the GetRemoteServicesAPIStatus()
method may be used depending on the version of the LC Management registered profile.
B) GetControllerViews(): ENUMERATE the DCIM_ControllerView class to view all available
RAID FQDDs. See section 2.2 for a definition of
ENUMERATE .
C) DeletePendingRAIDConfiguration(): Deletes the pending configuration for a particular RAID
controller, using a target FQDD.
14.7 Clear old Configuration from Newly Added HDD
Use the following procedure below to clear old configuration from newly added hard drives.
Applies to: LC1.5.0+
Prerequisites for script:
Set desired RAID FQDD by editing script
Script: ClearForeignConfig.win
A) The Lifecycle Controller remote service must be in a “ready” state before executing any
other WSMAN commands. The GetRSStatus() method or the GetRemoteServicesAPIStatus()
method may be used depending on the version of the LC Management registered profile.
B) GetControllerViews(): ENUMERATE the DCIM_ControllerView class to view all available
RAID FQDDs. See section 2.2 for a definition of
ENUMERATE .
C) ClearForeignConfig(): Clears the configuration for a particular RAID controller, using a
target FQDD.
D) CreateRAIDConfigJob(): Apply step C) [ReturnValue=4096].
E) Poll jobstatus for Completed: GET the InstanceID of from D). See section 2.3 for a
definition of
GET.
F) The Lifecycle Controller remote service must be in a “ready” state before executing any
other WSMAN commands. The GetRSStatus() method or the GetRemoteServicesAPIStatus()
method may be used depending on the version of the LC Management registered profile.
The GetRSStatus() method must first poll for ‘reloading’ then poll for ‘ready’, while
the GetRemoteServicesAPIStatus() can just poll for ‘ready.’
14.8 Determine Available RAID Configurations
Use the following procedure below to list the available RAID level configurations for a given set
of physical disks.