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4. From the Actions or Server Actions list, select Power cycle servers
During this operation, infrastructure orchestration:
• Validates the request
• Checks that the servers to be powered off are in the state that is allowed to be stopped
• Executes custom actions
• Starts the PowerOff process for all the selected servers
• Executes custom actions
• Starts the PowerOn process for all the selected servers
• Executes custom actions
• Sends notifications
Change lease operation
To modify the starting or ending dates of the service, or to extend or reduce the lifetime of the
service, use the Change Lease Period operation.
To change a service lease period
1. Open the infrastructure orchestration console, self service portal, or organization administrator
portal
2. Select the Services or My Services tab
3. Select a service and click Details or View Details
4. From the Actions or Server Actions list, select Change service lease period.
Change lease tasks include:
• Validating the request for a new lease period
• Modifying servers (server blades or virtual machine hosts) allocation for a new lease period
• Modifying network and IP addresses allocation for a new lease period
• Modifying disk allocation for a new lease period
• Obtaining approval to extend a lease
NOTE: Reducing a lease period does not require approval.
• Executing custom actions
• Sending notifications
After successfully completing a Change Lease Period operation, infrastructure orchestration modifies
the lease period for the infrastructure and updates the allocation of each resource for the new lease
period. If a resource is not available or an administrator rejects the request, the Change Lease
Period operation fails.
When a lease on an infrastructure service expires, infrastructure orchestration deactivates the
service. This action preserves all the logical servers in the service, and retains all resource allocations
except for physical servers, which are freed for other uses. Deactivating a service is the default
policy for handling a lease expiration. The administrator can change this policy to:
• ignore the lease expiration
• de-provision the infrastructure service on lease expiration
The lease end policy can be changed in the ..\Program Files\HP\Matrix infrastructure
orchestration\conf\hpio.properties file.
# Specifies the lease period end policy.
# Acceptable values (not case sensitive):
# - Ignore = Simply ignore the lease period ending.
90 Matrix infrastructure orchestration provisioning and allocation
- Abstract 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Contents 7 7
- 8 Contents 8
- Contents 9 9
- 1 Introduction 10
- 12 Introduction 12
- API and CLI support 13
- Configuring a federation 19
- Configuring Ignite-UX 33
- Default memory setting 35
- VMware cluster considerations 51
- Verifying VC domain groups 52
- ◦ Hyper-V: virtual switches 54
- Trunk and VLAN networks 56
- Configuring pools 62
- Creating a pool 64
- <ooServers> 69
- Designer interface overview 76
- Accessing the console 77
- Console interface overview 77
- Enabling telnet for Firefox 79
- Create service operation 85
- Delete service operation 86
- Add server to group operation 86
- To add a data disk 87
- To activate servers 88
- To deactivate servers 88
- Power on servers 89
- Power off servers 89
- Power cycle servers 89
- Change lease operation 90
- Creating a service request 113
- Managing new logical servers 118
- Automated allocation 119
- Billing code for services 121
- ◦ SPM is not configured 125
- Manual storage provisioning 126
- Dynamic SAN volume automation 126
- Creating storage tags 130
- Physical storage provisioning 136
- Virtual storage provisioning 138
- Overview 141
- ◦ Service provider architect 142
- ◦ Service provider user 142
- Access to resources 142
- Information security 143
- Creating an organization 144
- 4. Click Save 147
- 7 Troubleshooting 148
- Service creation 150
- Completed – Inoperable” 153
- Virtual service creation 158
- Service deletion 165
- A delete request failed 166
- Adding servers to services 167
- Console operations 168
- Designer operations 174
- Miscellaneous issues 177
- Operations Orchestration 178
- CMS crash recovery 179
- Log files 180
- Corrective procedures 181
- 182 Troubleshooting 182
- Corrective procedures 183 183
- 184 Troubleshooting 184
- Corrective procedures 185 185
- Correcting a checksum error 186
- Corrective procedures 187 187
- 188 Troubleshooting 188
- Corrective procedures 189 189
- 190 Troubleshooting 190
- 8 Support and other resources 191
- HP authorized resellers 192
- Documentation feedback 192
- Related information 193
- Glossary 194
- 196 Glossary 196
- Customizing existing rules 199
- Writing a new rule file 200
- Deploying rules 201
- 206 Index 206
- 208 Index 208
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