Hello Glen,

You can use UnityVSA HA Deployment Utility CLI to deploy a system via CLI.  There is a windows and linux version of this tool. Here is a link to both.

Windows

32bit

https://dell.to/3w83qnz

64bit

https://dell.to/2Uk6ZcW

Linux

https://dell.to/3h9zWRM

Thanks.  I will give this a try and let you know how it goes.

Sam,

Thanks.  I looked at what you sent and it looks like its the CLI tool itself.  I also looked at the documentation from here: https://dl.dell.com/content/docu69330_unisphere-cli-user-guide.pdf?language=en_us&dgc=SM&cid=338584&lid=spr5090747067&linkId=123050247

And it doesn't seem like there is a single command that replaces the Wizard.  I'm going to try and use the CLI tool to replace the different tasks from the wizard independently.

Thanks for your help.

glenn.

If you cant use the Wizard you need to do the work it does using uemcli or REST API

Thanks!  I'm going to give the REST API a shot.  Appreciate the help.

Hi,

I'm back.  I finally tried the REST API but it didn't work.

I think there is a chicken and egg situation going on here, but please tell me if I'm wrong.

As I mentioned, I am trying to automate the Complete Install/Configuration of Unity VSA to add to our Pipeline.

So as it turns out, there is a problem using the REST API initially.  In fact, I don't think I could do anything with the system until I change the Admin Password through the GUI.

Because of this, I am not able to build my end-to-end automation and was hoping there was some way to get around this.

If not, is this something that can be built into the software in the future?

thanks.

glenn.

The best way to request features changes is through sales. It may be set like this for security reasons on unconfigured devices. 

Thanks.  But I just realized that this is NOT a new feature.

What it seems like I'm looking for is the API for the End User License Agreement Acceptance (EULA). I I can't seem to find this in the API Documentation.

So it seems like this is required prior to doing anything else.

Can someone provide this API call so I can then run the  https://< >/api/instances/user/name:admin/action/modify

It seems like if I have this, I would then be able to change the password and move forward.

thanks!