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Provision - importDeviceWithBootImage


Provision - importDeviceWithBootImage

Description :

This command adds the specified MAC address as a discovered device with a specified boot image.

Format the MAC address as a '-' separated hex string, for example 00-0B-CD-1B-E0-44. Alphabetic characters in the MAC address must be in upper case. As an alternative to the dash character, you can use the colon or space key as the delimiter in the MAC address.

For bootImage, specify an ID that corresponds to the boot image you want to use. You can use the command listAllBootImages to display a list of boot image IDs, descriptions, and corresponding architectures. Make sure the bootImage you specify is appropriate to the architecture you specify.

Return type : java.lang.Integer

Command Input :

Variable Name

Variable Type

Description

macAddress

String

MAC address of the device you want to add as a discovered device.

architecture

String

Device architecture (x86 or x64).

bootImage

Integer

Boot image ID.

Example

The following example shows how to import a 64 bit device with the winPE 2.x x64 image (Image ID 201). The architecture argument is not case sensitive -- x64 is same as X64.

Script


blcli Provision listAllBootImages

1, DOS, Standard BMC BladeLogic image

100, GENTOO, Gentoo image for x86 devices

101, GENTOO, Gentoo image for x64 devices

200, WINPE, WinPE 2.x image for x86 devices

201, WINPE, WinPE 2.x image for x64 devices

300, WINPE, Windows PE 1.6 image for x86 devices

301, WINPE, Windows PE 1.6 image for x64 devices

400, WINPE_ISO, WinPE 2.x ISO image for x86 devices

401, WINPE_ISO, WinPE 2.x ISO image for x64 devices

500, GENTOO, Skip Linux Pre-Install image

501, ESXI, VMware Server ESXi 4.0 image for x64 devices

Provision importDeviceWithBootImage 11-AA-22-BB-33-CC x64 201



 

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BMC Server Automation Command Line Interface 8.3