Cisco System Model: Classpool:PoolMember

├	fabric:PooledVlan A fabric:Vlan that is a member of a pool. This object is a subclass of generic PoolMember class and provides a pool membership relationship between containing pool and the Poolable VLAN. A given fabric:Vlan can be a member of multiple pools.

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fcpool:Initiator A WWN address that is a member of a pool. This object is a subclass of generic PoolMember class and provides a pool membership relationship between containing pool and the Poolable address. A given wwn address can be a member of multiple pools, but can only be assigned to a given virtual entity. An Initiator can optionally contain an fcpool:BootTarget, ...

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ippool:IpV6Pooled An IPv6 address that is a member of a pool. This object is a subclass of generic PoolMember class and provides a pool membership relationship between containing pool and the Poolable address. A given ip address can be a member of multiple pools, but can only be assigned to a given virtual entity.

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ippool:Pooled An IP address that is a member of a pool. This object is a subclass of generic PoolMember class and provides a pool membership relationship between containing pool and the Poolable address. A given ip address can be a member of multiple pools, but can only be assigned to a given virtual entity.

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iqnpool:Pooled An IQN name that is a member of a pool. This object is a subclass of generic PoolMember class and provides a pool membership relationship between containing pool and the Poolable address. A given IQN name can be a member of multiple pools, but can only be assigned to a given virtual entity.

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macpool:Pooled A MAC address that is a member of a pool. This object is a subclass of generic PoolMember class and provides a pool membership relationship between containing pool and the Poolable address. A given mac address can be a member of multiple pools, but can only be assigned to a given virtual entity.

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uuidpool:Pooled A UUID address that is a member of a pool. This object is a subclass of generic PoolMember class and provides a pool membership relationship between containing pool and the Poolable address. A given UUID address can be a member of multiple pools, but can only be assigned to a given virtual entity.

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Properties Summary

Defined in: pool:PoolMember
pool:Assignement scalar:Bool	assigned (pool:PoolMember:assigned) True if this pool member has been assigned. False if this pool member is not assigned to any logical entity. If the pool member can be assigned to multiple logical entities, this property is set to true when the pool member has been assigned to at least one logical entity.
reference:Object	assignedToDn (pool:PoolMember:assignedToDn) If this pool member has been assigned to a logical entity (such as a logical server), this property is the DN of the logical entity. This property is set if the poolable object can be assigned to at most one logical entity (resource exclusive use).
reference:Object	poolableDn (pool:PoolMember:poolableDn) The DN of the poolable object. This property may refer to either the actual resource or a pool:Poolable object (which is a child of the actual resource). The property refers to the poolable when the lifecycle of the poolable resource is controlled by the pool object. For example, MAC addresses are created in a pool when a block is added to the MAC address pool. The property refers to the actual resource when the lifecycle of the resource is independent of the lifecycle of the pool. For example, a pool of server blades can be created even though the blades do not exist yet. It is possible to create pool members that refer to blades that have not been discovered yet. Examples: - Compute server pools: the compute:Pooled:poolableDn refers to the actual compute resource (blade, rack). - IP pools, MAC pools, UUID pools: the poolableDn property refers to the pool:Poolable
reference:Object	prevAssignedToDn (pool:PoolMember:prevAssignedToDn) The DN of the entity that this pool member was previously assigned to.

Defined in: mo:TopProps
mo:ModificationChildAction scalar:Bitmask32	childAction (mo:TopProps:childAction)
reference:Object	dn (mo:TopProps:dn) The Distinguished Name (dn) unambiguously identifies an object in the system. The dn provides a fully qualified path from the top of the object tree, all the way to the object. It is built as a sequence of relative names separated by the "/" character. For example: < ... dn = "sys/chassis-5/blade-2/adaptor-1" />
reference:RN	rn (mo:TopProps:rn) The Relative Name (rn) uniquely identifies an object within a given context. Note that a dn is comprised of a sequence of relative names. For example, the context "sys/chassis-1/blade-1/adaptor-1/host-eth-2" can be thought of as the following expression: dn = <root object>/{rn}/{rn}/{rn}/{rn}/{rn}. The rn can then be used to identify the object (for instance, "adaptor-1") within the context: <... rn ="../" />
mo:InstSaclType scalar:Bitmask8	sacl (mo:TopProps:sacl) The system acl property for each Managed Object. br/> This property is a 8 bit mask and supports the following values :- a: del b: mod c: addchild d: cascade By default all Managed Objects have the following permissions a: del b: mod c: addchild This property is persisted in the db. If this property has a value none it means, the user has read only permissions on this object.
mo:ModificationStatus scalar:Bitmask32	status (mo:TopProps:status) This property controls the life cycle of a managed object

Properties Detail

assigned

Type: pool:Assignement
Primitive Type: scalar:Bool

Units: null

Encrypted: false

Access: implicit

Category: TopLevelRegular

Property Validators:

Comments:

True if this pool member has been assigned. False if this pool member is not assigned to any logical entity. If the pool member can be assigned to multiple logical entities, this property is set to true when the pool member has been assigned to at least one logical entity.

Constants
yes	true	NO COMMENTS
no	false	NO COMMENTS

assignedToDn

Type: reference:Object

Units: null

Encrypted: false

Access: implicit

Category: TopLevelRegular

Property Validators:

Comments:

If this pool member has been assigned to a logical entity (such as a logical server), this property is the DN of the logical entity. This property is set if the poolable object can be assigned to at most one logical entity (resource exclusive use).

childAction

Type: mo:ModificationChildAction
Primitive Type: scalar:Bitmask32

Units: null

Encrypted: false

Access: implicit

Category: TopLevelChildAction

Property Validators:

Comments:

Constants
deleteAll	16384u	NO COMMENTS
ignore	4096u	NO COMMENTS
deleteNonPresent	8192u	NO COMMENTS
DEFAULT	0	This type is used to

dn

Type: reference:Object

Units: null

Encrypted: false

Access: implicit

Category: TopLevelDn

Property Validators:

Comments:

The Distinguished Name (dn) unambiguously identifies an object in the system.
The dn provides a fully qualified path from the top of the object tree, all the way to the object. It is built as a sequence of relative names separated by the "/" character.
For example:
< ... dn = "sys/chassis-5/blade-2/adaptor-1" />

poolableDn

Type: reference:Object

Refers: pool:Poolable

Units: null

Encrypted: false

Access: implicit

Category: TopLevelRegular

Property Validators:

Comments:

The DN of the poolable object. This property may refer to either the actual resource or a pool:Poolable object (which is a child of the actual resource). The property refers to the poolable when the lifecycle of the poolable resource is controlled by the pool object. For example, MAC addresses are created in a pool when a block is added to the MAC address pool. The property refers to the actual resource when the lifecycle of the resource is independent of the lifecycle of the pool. For example, a pool of server blades can be created even though the blades do not exist yet. It is possible to create pool members that refer to blades that have not been discovered yet. Examples: - Compute server pools: the compute:Pooled:poolableDn refers to the actual compute resource (blade, rack). - IP pools, MAC pools, UUID pools: the poolableDn property refers to the pool:Poolable

prevAssignedToDn

Type: reference:Object

Units: null

Encrypted: false

Access: implicit

Category: TopLevelRegular

Property Validators:

Comments:

The DN of the entity that this pool member was previously assigned to.

rn

Type: reference:RN

Units: null

Encrypted: false

Access: implicit

Category: TopLevelRn

Property Validators:

Comments:

The Relative Name (rn) uniquely identifies an object within a given context.
Note that a dn is comprised of a sequence of relative names. For example, the context "sys/chassis-1/blade-1/adaptor-1/host-eth-2" can be thought of as the following expression:
dn = <root object>/{rn}/{rn}/{rn}/{rn}/{rn}.
The rn can then be used to identify the object (for instance, "adaptor-1") within the context:
<... rn ="../" />

sacl

Type: mo:InstSaclType
Primitive Type: scalar:Bitmask8

Units: null

Encrypted: false

Access: implicit

Category: TopLevelSacl

Property Validators:

Comments:

The system acl property for each Managed Object. br/> This property is a 8 bit mask and supports the following values :-
a: del
b: mod
c: addchild
d: cascade

By default all Managed Objects have the following permissions
a: del
b: mod
c: addchild
This property is persisted in the db. If this property has a value none
it means, the user has read only permissions on this object.

Constants
none	0	NO COMMENTS
del	1	NO COMMENTS
mod	2	NO COMMENTS
addchild	4	NO COMMENTS
cascade	8	NO COMMENTS
DEFAULT	0	NO COMMENTS

status

Type: mo:ModificationStatus
Primitive Type: scalar:Bitmask32

Units: null

Encrypted: false

Access: implicit

Category: TopLevelStatus

Property Validators:

Comments:

This property controls the life cycle of a managed object

Constants
removed	16u	In a setter method: specifies that an object should be removed. In the return value of a setter method: indicates that an object has been removed.
created	2u	In a setter method: specifies that an object should be created. An error is returned if the object already exists. In the return value of a setter method: indicates that an object has been created.
modified	4u	In a setter method: specifies that an object should be modified In the return value of a setter method: indicates that an object has been modified.
deleted	8u	In a setter method: specifies that an object should be deleted. In the return value of a setter method: indicates that an object has been deleted.
DEFAULT	0	This type controls the life cycle of objects passed in the XML API. When used in a setter method (such as configConfMo), the ModificationStatus specifies whether an object should be created, modified, deleted or removed. In the return value of a setter method, the ModificationStatus indicates the actual operation that was performed. For example, the ModificationStatus is set to "created" if the object was created. The ModificationStatus is not set if the object was neither created, modified, deleted or removed. When invoking a setter method, the ModificationStatus is optional: If a setter method such as configConfMo is invoked and the ModificationStatus is not set, the system automatically determines if the object should be created or modified.

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