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Removing a blade from OneView Inventory

 
awbruso
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Removing a blade from OneView Inventory

We have a C7000 with some blades that we are retiring and so I'm trying to remove them from OneView.  It fails it says that I can't remove it because it's part of a blade system, and that I have to remove the chassis itself.  Am I missing something?  That can't be right.  I want to remove these blades from OneView so that I don't see critical errors because they are powered down.

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ChrisLynch
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Re: Removing a blade from OneView Inventory

The only way to remove a BL or SY server from OneView is to physically remove it from the enclosure. What errors are you getting?

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Tasawwur
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Re: Removing a blade from OneView Inventory

Agree. The only way to remove a BL or SY server from OneView is to physically remove it from the enclosure. If you remove SY blade then in Oneview Synergy enclosure is automatically updated whereas if you remove BL you have to refresh the enclosure for it to recognise that there is no blade.

ChrisLynch
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Re: Removing a blade from OneView Inventory

 if you remove BL you have to refresh the enclosure for it to recognise that there is no blade.

That is not correct.  The Onboard Administrator will generate a Device Removed SNMP trap to the list of SNMP receivers configured; one of which should be the HPE OneView appliance.  If you have to refresh the c-Class enclosure resource, it's because the appliance is not receiving that trap. 

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Tasawwur
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Re: Removing a blade from OneView Inventory

 If you have to refresh the c-Class enclosure resource, it's because the appliance is not receiving that trap. 

That probably explains why I had to do a refresh. hmm. Thanks.