Contents
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HPE OneView REST API scripting help -
Understanding the security features of HPE OneView -
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Securing the appliance -
Best practices for maintaining a secure appliance -
Creating a login session -
Authentication for appliance access -
Controlling access for authorized users -
Protecting credentials -
Understanding the audit log -
Appliance access over SSL -
Managing certificates from a browser -
Nonbrowser clients -
Ports required for HPE OneView -
Controlling access to the appliance console -
Algorithms for securing the appliance -
Files you can download from the appliance
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Using a message bus to send data to subscribers -
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About accessing HPE OneView message buses -
Using the State-Change Message Bus (SCMB) -
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Connect to the SCMB -
Set up a queue to connect to the HPE OneView SCMB exchange -
JSON structure of message received from the SCMB -
Example to connect and subscribe to SCMB using .NET C# -
Example to connect and subscribe to SCMB using Java -
Examples to connect and subscribe to SCMB using Python -
Re-create the AMQP client certificate
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Using the Metric Streaming Message Bus (MSMB) -
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Connect to the MSMB -
Set up a queue to connect to the HPE OneView MSMB exchange -
JSON structure of message received from the MSMB -
Example to connect and subscribe to MSMB using .NET C# -
Example to connect and subscribe to MSMB using Java -
Examples to connect and subscribe to MSMB using Python -
Re-create the AMQP client certificate
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Learning about REST APIs -
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Start working with REST APIs -
Log in to the appliance using REST APIs -
URI format -
Resource model format -
Resource operations -
Asynchronous versus synchronous operations -
REST API version and backward compatibility -
Return codes -
Querying resources and pagination using common REST API parameters -
Task resource -
Error handling -
Error message format -
Concurrency control using etags -
Developer tools in a web browser -
PowerShell and Python code sample libraries
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REST API reference -
What can I do with HPE OneView REST APIs? -
Quick Start: Initial configuration using REST APIs -
Appliance -
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About backing up the appliance -
About restoring the appliance -
Backup the appliance -
Configure the appliance -
Create a certificate signing request -
Create a self-signed certificate -
Create a support dump for authorized technical support -
Enable or disable authorized support access -
Import a certificate -
Read the public key -
Restore the appliance from a backup file -
Update the appliance -
Update the public key -
Upload a backup file to the appliance
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Activity -
Activity notification -
Addresses and Identifiers -
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About ID pools -
Create an automatically generated ID range for virtual MAC addresses, WWNs, or serial numbers -
Create a custom ID range for virtual MAC addresses, virtual WWNs, or virtual serial numbers -
Read active ID pools and their properties -
Update the allocated IDs in a range for virtual MAC addresses -
Update the IDs returned in a range for virtual MAC addresses
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Best practices -
Data Centers -
Data services -
Enclosures -
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About enclosures -
About c7000 enclosures -
About managed c7000 enclosures -
About monitored c7000 enclosures -
About migrating c7000 enclosures managed by other management systems -
About unmanaged and unsupported c7000 enclosures -
Connectivity and synchronization with HPE OneView -
Add an enclosure to manage its content -
Add a c7000 enclosure to monitor the hardware -
Edit an enclosure -
Delete a c7000 enclosure from management -
Migrate a c7000 VCM enclosure using REST API -
Move a monitored c7000 enclosure to managed status -
Prepare a VCEM enclosure for migration into HPE OneView -
Refresh the connection between an enclosure and the appliance -
Replace a c7000 enclosure OA and midplane
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Enclosure Groups -
Fabrics -
Firmware -
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About firmware bundles -
Delete a firmware bundle from the firmware repository -
Install a firmware bundle using a server profile -
Read the firmware repository for firmware bundles -
Update enclosure firmware -
Upload a firmware bundle -
Upload a hotfix -
Update logical interconnect firmware -
Update the interconnect firmware for HPE Virtual Connect Fibre Channel interconnects
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Index -
Interconnects -
Labels -
Licensing -
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About licensing -
Add a license key to the appliance license pool -
Delete a license key -
View all licenses -
View license status -
View server hardware without an assigned license
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Logical Enclosures -
Logical Interconnects -
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About logical interconnects -
About firmware associated with a logical interconnect -
About active/active and active/standby configurations -
About loop protection -
About pause flood protection -
About SNMP settings -
About the Virtual Connect FlexFabric–20/40 F8 interconnect module -
Create an uplink set -
Create and download a logical interconnect MAC address table file -
Enable or disable LLDP tagging using REST APIs -
Enable or disable enhanced TLV support using REST APIs -
Find noncompliant logical interconnects -
Read a logical interconnect MAC address table -
Read the internal networks in a logical interconnect -
Reapply a logical interconnect group to bring a logical interconnect into compliance -
Set up logical interconnect port monitoring -
Update internal networks on a logical interconnect -
Update logical interconnect SNMP settings -
Update a logical interconnect Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) timer -
Update logical interconnect settings -
Configure Quality of Service settings for a logical interconnect
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Logical Interconnect Groups -
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About logical interconnect groups -
About Quality of Service for network traffic -
Create a logical interconnect group -
Update a logical interconnect group -
Update logical interconnect group SNMP settings -
Enable or disable LLDP tagging using REST APIs -
Enable or disable enhanced TLV support using REST APIs -
Configure Quality of Service settings for a logical interconnect group
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Logical Switches -
Logical Switch Groups -
Networks -
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About networks -
About Fibre Channel networks -
About Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) networks -
About Ethernet networks -
Data center switch port requirements -
Create an Ethernet network -
Create multiple Ethernet networks using a single POST operation -
Create a Fibre Channel network -
Create an FCoE network -
Update a connection template -
Quick Start: Add an active/active network configuration -
Quick Start: Migrate from an active/standby to an active/active network configuration
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Network Sets -
Power Delivery Devices -
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About power delivery devices -
Add an iPDU -
Resolve connectivity issues between an iPDU and the appliance -
Change the locator light state of a power delivery device to on or off -
Control power to a power delivery device outlet -
Add a non-iPDU power delivery device -
Read a power device -
Read the power utilization of a power device -
Update a power delivery device -
Update enclosure capacity settings -
Update server hardware capacity settings -
Delete a power delivery device
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Racks -
Reports -
Remote Support -
SAN Managers -
SANs -
Scopes -
Server Hardware -
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About server hardware -
Add a server blade to an enclosure -
Assign administrators to fix server hardware issues -
Create a rack server -
Delete a rack server -
Delete a server blade from management -
Identify server hardware that needs administrative attention -
Power on or power off server hardware -
Reassign the server profile to a server blade previously removed from an enclosure -
Read a rack server -
Read unsupported server hardware -
Refresh the connection between server hardware and the appliance -
Remove a server blade from an enclosure -
Update firmware for specific server hardware
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Server Hardware Types -
Server Profiles -
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About server profiles -
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Capturing best-practice configurations -
About editing a server profile -
About moving a server profile -
Working with server profiles to control remove-and-replace behavior -
About assigning a server profile to an empty device bay -
About server profile connections -
About server profile connections and changing server hardware types -
About server profiles and local storage -
About attaching SAN volumes to a server profile -
About server profile consistency validation
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Create a server profile -
Create an unassigned server profile to use as a template -
Create a server profile with user-specified IDs -
Attach an existing volume to a server profile -
Attach a new volume to a server profile -
Copy an unassigned server profile -
Assign an unassigned server profile -
Unassign a server profile -
Read a server profile -
Update a server profile -
Delete a server profile
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Server Profile Templates -
Storage Pools -
Storage Systems -
Storage Volumes -
Storage Volume Templates -
Switches -
Unmanaged Devices -
Users and Groups -
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About user accounts -
About user roles -
Action privileges for user roles -
Create a user with local authentication -
Update a local user account -
Update a local user password -
Delete a local user account -
Add an authentication login domain -
Assign roles to an enterprise group -
Change the default authentication login domain -
Delete an authentication login domain -
Reset the administrator password -
Enable or disable local logins
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Utilization -
Troubleshooting the appliance -
Support and other resources