Command to initiate the Fwprofile mode and to use its subcommands.
create -p|--profile profilename -i|--images image1[,image2...imagen] [-d|--description description] [-r|--reinstall] [-g|--downgrade] delete -p|--profile profilename list [-l|--detail] status -p|--profile profilename] update -p|--profile profilename -i|--images image1[,image2...imagen] [-d|--description description] [-r|--reinstall] [-g|--downgrade]
The Fwprofile mode is one of a set of modes provided by the Enterprise Manager Ops Center. Use Fwprofile subcommands to manage the firmware profiles that are used to provision assets with firmware images.
Type the fwprofile
command at the command line prompt to enter Firmware mode. Type the end
to stop the mode and to return to the command line prompt.
create -
p|--profile
profile_name
-i|--images
image1
[
,image2...imagen
] [
-d|--description
description
] [
r
|--reinstall] [-g|--downgrade]
Creates a new firmware profile to provision assets that specifies one or more firmware images. You have the option to force a reboot or a downgrade.
list [
-l|--detail
]
Displays a list of all firmware profiles managed by Enterprise Manager Ops Center. Use this command to obtain the name for a specific profile. The -l|--detail
provides details about the profile.
delete -
p|--profile
profile_name
Removes a profile.
status
-p|--profile
profile_name
Displays the current state of a profile.
update -
p|--profile
profile_name
-
i|--images
image1
[
,image2...imagen
] [
-d|--description
description
[
-r
|--reinstall] [-g|--downgrade]
Changes an existing firmware profile.
-d|--description
Describes the specified profile.
-g|--downgrade
Specifies that the image is installed even if current version on the asset is higher that the image in the profile.
-i|--images
Specifies one or more firmware images in a comma-separated list.
-l|--detail
Displays detailed information.
-p|--profile
Identifies the firmware profile.
-r|--reinstall
Specifies that an image is installed even if the version is the same.
The identifier of a firmware package. A profile has at least one image. For more than one image, use a comma-separated list.
The identifier of a specific profile. To obtain a profile name, use the list
subcommand.
A string that specifies the purpose of the profile.
oc
(5), certificates
(1), collisions
(1), controllers
(1), credentials
(1), deploy
(1), deploy-setup
(1), discover
(1), fwimage
(1), gear
(1), groups
(1), incidents
(1), jobs
(1), monitoring
(1), networks
(1), notifications
(1), osimage
(1), osprofile
(1), reports
(1), serverpools
(1), stats
(1), update
(1), user
(1), virtualization
(1).