numOfAdaptors="1"
numOfCores="8" numOfCoresEnabled="8"
numOfCpus="2"
numOfEthHostIfs="0"
numOfFcHostIfs="0" numOfThreads="16"
operPower="off"
operPwrTransSrc="unknown"
operQualifier="" operSolutionStackType="none"
operState="unassociated"
operability="operable"
originalUuid="1b4e28ba-2fa1-
11d2-
0408-b9a761bde3fb"
partNumber="" policyLevel="0"
policyOwner="local"
presence="equipped"
revision="0" scaledMode="none" serial="SRV137"
serverId="4/8"
slotId="8" totalMemory="49152"
usrLbl=""
uuid="1b4e28ba-2fa1-11d2-0408-
b9a761bde3fb"
vendor="Cisco Systems Inc"
vid=""/>
</outConfig>
</configResolveDn>While interacting with the Cisco UCS Manager XML API
this way is possible, you can see that it becomes
cumbersome very quickly. The preferred way of working
with the XML API is either through Cisco UCS
PowerTool suite or the Cisco UCS Python SDK.
The Cisco UCS PowerTool suite is a PowerShell module
that helps automate all aspects of Cisco UCS Manager.
The PowerTool cmdlets work on the Cisco UCS MIT. The
cmdlets can be used to execute read, create, modify, and
delete operations on all the managed objects in the MIT.
The Cisco UCS PowerTool suite enables easy integration
with existing IT management processes and tools. The
PowerTool suite can be downloaded for Windows via PS
Gallery and for Linux from
https://community.cisco.com/t5/cisco-developed-ucs-
integrations/cisco-ucs-powertool-core-suite-for-
powershell-core-modules-for/ta-p/3985798.