02-24-2015 11:27 PM
I'm using UCS Central in combination with the UCS Platform emulator. I'm able to register the UCSM in UCS Central. The registration status is okay. Settings such as DNS and timezone are pushed to the UCSPE. When creating for example a globaal UUIID pool or BIOS policy this is not pushed to UCSPE. Anybody seen this problem before?
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03-07-2015 02:32 PM
see eg.
https://communities.cisco.com/servlet/JiveServlet/download/35264-5-73372/UCS%20Central%20Best%20Practices%20v2.3.1.pdf
When Global Objects are created, they are not presented nor pushed in to UCSM automatically. Global IDs and Global Policies may be visible from the UCSM GUI drop-down menus when creating/modifying local objects. But Global Objects, once created, will not appear automatically in the UCSM GUI’s left-hand navigation pane. Global Objects become visible in the UCSM GUI once Global Service Profiles are deployed to a server, and hence referenced by a SP running on the UCSM. At deployment-time, a read-only copy of the Global Object and its dependent objects gets “pulled down” by the local UCSM, and are then visible in the GUI.
03-06-2015 11:53 PM
I think the global polices/pools/profiles are only ever added to a UCSM domain once you have associated it with a server in that domain. Unfortunately I don't have one setup to test but this has been my experience in the past.
03-07-2015 02:32 PM
see eg.
https://communities.cisco.com/servlet/JiveServlet/download/35264-5-73372/UCS%20Central%20Best%20Practices%20v2.3.1.pdf
When Global Objects are created, they are not presented nor pushed in to UCSM automatically. Global IDs and Global Policies may be visible from the UCSM GUI drop-down menus when creating/modifying local objects. But Global Objects, once created, will not appear automatically in the UCSM GUI’s left-hand navigation pane. Global Objects become visible in the UCSM GUI once Global Service Profiles are deployed to a server, and hence referenced by a SP running on the UCSM. At deployment-time, a read-only copy of the Global Object and its dependent objects gets “pulled down” by the local UCSM, and are then visible in the GUI.
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