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When a service profile is associated with a server,
or when changes are made to a service profile that
is already associated with a server, the server needs
to be rebooted to complete the process. The Reboot
Policy field determines when the reboot occurs for
servers associated with any service profiles that
include this maintenance policy. This can be one of
the following:
• Immediate—The server is rebooted
automatically as soon as the service profile
association is complete or service profile
changes are saved by the user.
• User Ack—The user must reboot the server
manually after the service profile association
is complete or changes are made.
• Timer Automatic—Cisco UCS defers all
service profile associations and changes until
the maintenance window defined by the
schedule shown in the Schedule field.
Reboot Policy field
If the Reboot Policy is set to Timer Automatic,
the schedule specifies when maintenance operations
can be applied to the server. Cisco UCS reboots the
server and completes the service profile changes at
the scheduled time.
Schedule drop-down list
b) Click OK and continue with Step 3.
Step 3
If you created a new boot policy accessible to all service profiles and template, select that policy from the
Maintenance Policy drop-down list.
Step 4
Click Next.
What to Do Next
Complete Page 7: Specifying the Server Assignment, on page 509.
Page 7: Specifying the Server Assignment Options
This procedure directly follows Page 6: Adding the Maintenance Policy, on page 535. It describes how to
specify the way a server is assigned to a service profile created from this template on the Server Assignment
page of the Create Service Profile Template wizard.
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Working with Service Profile Templates