Edit the custom deployment templates using the
Guided or
Advanced view modes.
Prerequisites
To perform any tasks on OpenManage Enterprise, you must have the necessary user privileges. See
Role-based access privileges.
About this task
System-defined deployment templates cannot be edited. Only the user-created deployment templates that are identified as ‘Custom’ can be edited. You can edit the attributes of a deployment template irrespective of whether you created it by using a reference template file or a reference device. If the template is exported, selecting, or discarding attributes does not change the template-stored attributes. All attributes remain part of the template however, discarded attributes are not applied during deployment.
Steps
On the
Configuration > Templates screen, select the required custom template check box, and then click
Edit.
In the
Edit Template dialog box:
In the
Template Information section, edit the deployment
Template Name and
Description. The template type cannot be edited.
NOTE:The only special characters that are allowed in the
Template Name are alphanumeric, dash, underscore, and space.
Click
Next.
In the
Edit Components section, the deployment template attributes are displayed in:
The
Guided view displays only common attributes which are grouped based on function. Attributes from the following categories are shown:
In the
BIOS Settings section, select :
Manually: If you want to customize the BIOS properties, select this option.
System profile: From the drop-down menu, select to specify the type of performance optimization to be achieved in the system profile.
User-accessible USB ports: From the drop-down menu, select to specify the ports that the user can access.
By default, the uses of logical processor and in-band manageability are enabled.
Optimize based on workload: From the
Select workload profile drop-down menu, enable this option to specify the type of workload performance optimization that you want to achieve on the profile.
Click
Boot and define the boot mode:
If the boot mode is set to
BIOS :
To retry the boot sequence, select the
Enabled check box.
Drag the items to set the boot sequence and hard drive sequence.
If the boot mode is set to UEFI, drag the items to set the UEFI boot sequence. If required, select the check box to enable the
Secure boot feature.
Click
Networking. All the networks that are associated with the deployment template are displayed under
Network Interfaces.
To associate an optional identity pool to the deployment template, select from the
Identity pool drop-down menu. The networks that are associated with the selected identity pool are displayed. If the deployment template is edited in the Advanced view, the Identity pool selection is disabled for this deployment template.
To view the network properties, expand the network.
To edit the properties, click the corresponding pen symbol.
Select the protocol to be used for booting. Ensure that the network supports the protocol that is selected.
Select the untagged and tagged network to be associated to the network.
The partition, max, and min bandwidths are displayed from the deployment template (profile) that was created earlier.
Click
Finish. The network settings of the deployment template are saved.
The
Advanced view lists all the deployment template attributes that can be changed (including the attributes that are shown in the Guided view). This view allows you to set (like the Guided view) or enable, or disable attribute values.
Attributes are grouped functionally for display. Vendor-specific attributes are grouped under
Other Attributes. Each individual attribute is displayed with a check box preceding its name. The check box indicates whether the attribute is included when the deployment template is deployed to a target device. Because of attribute dependencies, enabling or disabling an attribute can cause unexpected results on the target device, or cause deployment to fail. Each group also has a check box to the left of its name. The icon in group check boxes has one of three values:
Checked indicates that all the attributes in the group are selected for deployment.
Hyphen indicates some (but not all) of the attributes are selected for deployment.
Clear indicates that none of the attributes in the group are selected for deployment.
NOTE:
Many deployment attributes are linked to each other. When changing any attribute, ensure that any other attribute that could be impacted is also verified.
You can click group icons to add or discard deployment settings for all the attributes in the group.
The attributes with secure information, such as passwords, are hidden, and appear as empty when initially loaded. Changes made to secure attribute values are masked.
If a profile is already associated to it, the identity pool that is associated with a deployment template cannot be changed .
In the
Edit Custom Telemetry section, select
Enable Custom Telemetry to activate the custom telemetry settings.
NOTE:
To exclude telemetry, clear the
Enable Custom Telemetry option in the
Edit Template
wizard.
To revert the changes made while configuring the custom telemetry settings, click
Revert Changes.
The appliance does not perform a schema check on XML content within the
CustomComponents tag. Instead, the appliance validates that the content adheres to XML standards.
Click
Next.
In the
Summary section, the attributes you edited by using the Guided and Advanced mode are displayed. You can also view the custom telemetry modification status.
This section is read-only. Read through the settings and click
Finish.
The updated template attributes are saved to the deployment template.
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