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For this question lets say that I have a B200M5 with a 1440 VIC connected to a 2304 FE. I know the backplane between the blade and the FE is 40Gbps (I think 4x10Gbps in a Po).Let's say I create a service profile with 3 vNICs (mgmt, data1, data2). I k...
I'm I reading this correctly in that the 6332-16UP does not have an option to purchase licenses for network like the 6332 does?Table 10 Port License PIDsProduct ID (PID) DescriptionLicenses for 6332UCS-LIC-6300-40G 3rd Gen FI Per port license to conn...
I'm trying to test the RAM in one of our blades using the Diag ISO https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/unified_computing/ucs/sw/ucs_diagnostics/b_UCS_Blade_Server_Diagnostics_User_Guide-2-0/b_UCS_Blade_Server_Diagnostics_User_Guide-2-0_chapter_01.h...
As the title states, we decommissioned a server that was being RMAed instead of removing it, now we can't seem to remove it from UCSM as it's non-existent so we can't recommission it to remove it.is there a way to remove a decommissioned non-existent...
I know it's a bit late but I just ran into this as well and figured I'd post how I found the leafs, containers, etc.I queried the capabilities off the C9200 I was testing on by using the followinghttps://10.0.0.2/restconf/data/netconf-state/capabilit...
I'm dumb, I should have tried the simplest solution which was right clicking on the server and clicking delete.for anyone else that may have this issue, goto the decommissioned tab in equipment, right click the server and hit delete.
