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You can create UCS groups to group together a set of domains with common properties. For example, you can create groups based on locations and add UCS domains in various locations to their respective groups. Similarly, you can create groups based on any criteria of your choice and add the relevant domains matching the criteria. This helps in organizing domains under logical groups. Perform the following steps to add a group under the UCS domain:
Perform the following steps to remove a UCS group:
Step 1 | On the toolbar, click Cisco UCS Manager. |
Step 2 | In the UCS Domains node, right-click on the UCS group that you want to delete. |
Step 3 | Click
Remove
UCS Group.
If the group does not have sub-groups or any UCS domains the group is deleted. Otherwise an appropriate warning message appears indicating that deletion of the group will also delete the sub-groups and unregister any UCS domains within it. |
Step 4 | Click
OK.
The UCS domains within the groups chosen for deletion are disconnected are unregistered. And the chosen UCS group and the sub-groups within it are deleted. |