HP OneView - Manual (Page 225)

cleanup of hardware (servers, interconnects, and enclosures) if server profiles are forcibly unassigned
or the hardware is forcibly removed without first being unconfigured.
Preventing duplicate IDs on the network after a restore
1. After a restore operation is complete, re-add any enclosure or server hardware added since
the selected backup.
NOTE: For any enclosures added since the last backup that you decide not to re-add after
the restore, avoid duplicate IDs by running the Onboard Administrator SSH command clear
vcmode
on these enclosures. Running this command ensures the virtual MACs and WWNs
on the server blades in the enclosure have been cleared.
2. For any server profile alerts about the profile not matching the server hardware:
a. Identify all server profiles with a mismatch-type of error message. Make a list of these
server profiles and the assigned server hardware.
b. Power off the server, and then unassign all of the server profiles individually. From the
Server Profiles screen, select Actions
→Edit, and then select Unassign from the server
hardware drop down selector. Click OK.
c. Select Actions
→Edit again, and then reassign all of the documented profiles to the
documented server hardware.
3. For any alerts about ID ranges, the Network administrator should examine the address and
identifier ranges and edit them, if needed.
4. Re-create any profiles for the servers in any enclosures that were added in step 1.
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