Modifying environment profiles
Modify environment profiles to suit the changing needs of your environment.
Before you begin
About this task
You can submit a GET request to manually refresh the
environment profile values. For example,:
GET https://host/resources/environmentProfiles/id?refresh
where:- host is the hostname or IP address of the server.
- id is the id number of the profile to refresh.
If you have administrative permission, you can submit a PUT request to
manually reset the environment profile values for running VMs. Occasionally, the in-use and reserved
numbers for a resource will not match. For example, there may be an environment profile where all
the VMs are running, but the "In use" storage is different from the "Reserved" storage. To make the
numbers equal, run the following REST API command:
PUT https://host/resources/environmentProfiles/id?reset
where:- host is the host name or IP address of the server.
- id is the ID number of the profile to refresh.
Note: The refresh and reset commands apply only to the
local system. If you have a multi-system environment profile, run the commands on all systems in the
subdomain.
If you have administrative permission, you can also change the high water marks. Each profile indicates the number of cloud resources used by the system.You can use the console, the command line interface, or the REST API to complete this task. For the command line and REST API information, see the Related information section.
Note:
- When you modify the following properties in the multi cloud environment profile, the values do
not change in the remote system:
- Environment profile type
- IP addresses provided by
- Deployment priority
- Time zone
- Language
- Minimum number of characters for passwords in pattern instance deployment
- Minimum number of non-alphabetic characters for passwords in pattern instance deployment
- Minimum number of alphabetic characters for passwords in pattern instance deployment
- Environment limits
As these values get modified only in the local system, manually modify the same changes on the remote environment profile.
- In a multi-cloud environment profile, the following property values get
synchronized both on the local and remote systems.
- Description
- Virtual machine name format
- Windows domain information
- Windows key management service