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08-23-2023 04:40 AM - last edited on 08-23-2023 05:04 AM by support_s
08-23-2023 04:40 AM - last edited on 08-23-2023 05:04 AM by support_s
I can retrieve the boot order for a given server with:
curl --insecure --silent --header "X-Auth-Token: ${iLOAuth}" --request GET ${iLOSSO}/redfish/v1/Systems/1/bios/oem/hpe/boot | jq -r '.PersistentBootConfigOrder'
but the values returned are not always intelligible. Like: Unknown.Unknown.200.1 HD.Slot.12.2 is a little easier. On that server in slot 12 is a Smart Array E2081-a. Not sure what the .2 is? Some other servers with the same storage array in the same slot have HD.Slot.12.3.
Is there another call I can make to get further information on the values returned?
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08-23-2023 05:02 AM
08-23-2023 05:02 AM
SolutionI figured it out.
BOOTSTRING='Unknown.Unknown.200.1'
curl --insecure --silent --header "X-Auth-Token: ${iLOAuth}" --request GET ${iLOSSO}/redfish/v1/Systems/1/bios/oem/hpe/boot | jq -r '.BootSources[] | select(.StructuredBootString=="'${BOOTSTRING}'")'
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08-23-2023 07:04 AM
08-23-2023 07:04 AM
Re: Interpreting values in boot order array returned from redfish call
Hello @bradawk1,
That's excellent!
We are extremely glad to know you were able to find the solution and we appreciate you for keeping us updated.
Sunitha G
I'm an HPE employee.
[Any personal opinions expressed are mine, and not official statements on behalf of Hewlett Packard Enterprise]