Arctera License Management Service Help
- Introduction
- Pre-installation
- Installing and configuring
- About installing License Management Service
- Verifying License Management Service installation on Linux
- Verify License Management Service installation on Windows
- About configuring License Management Service on Linux and Windows
- Installing License Management Service along with Arctera InfoScale Operations Manager 8.0.2
- Installing License Management Service along with Operations Manager in a high availability environment
- Getting started
- About LAS access
- Registering the License Management Service product key
- About License Management Service console
- About the Setup panel
- About the License Management Service dashboard
- Updating the License meter file
- Updating the Entitlements file
- About managing hosts
- Adding Kubernetes clusters
- Adding Lightweight Directory Access Protocol or Active Directory-based authentication in License Management Service
- Adding a user group
- Adding local users
- Configuring SMTP settings for email notifications
- Managing License Management Service site details
- Changing the password
- About using reports
- Managing faults
- Viewing the activity monitor
- Registering
- Managing license usage
- About license usage
- Scheduling auto update for License meter file
- About assigning entitlements
- Scheduling auto update for entitlements file
- Assigning entitlements to hosts
- Reassigning entitlements to hosts
- Unassigning host from an entitlement ID
- Unmanaging a host
- Managing hosts
- Assigning entitlements to Kubernetes nodes
- Reassigning entitlements to Kubernetes nodes
- Unassigning Kubernetes node from an entitlement ID
- Viewing the License cores usage data
- Managing hosts
- Managing software upgrades
- Managing user administration
- Managing backup, restore, and uninstall
- Known issues
Unmanaging a host
Using the License Management Service console, you can unmanage a host if required. Hosts are typically unmanaged for the following reasons:
Server Tier
Support exception
ELA
Decommisioned
Not defined
If a host has entitlements even if it is partial, you cannot unmanage the host. The unmanaged hosts are displayed in the table. In the Entitlement status column, you can view the reason for which the host is unmanaged.
To unmanage a host
- On the License Management Service console, expand License management in the left pane.
- Click License usage.
- In the Host tab, do one of the following:
Select the check box next to the host name to which you want to unmanage, and click Unmanage host in the table heading row.
Click the actions menu (three vertical dots) in the same row of the host, and click Unmanage host.
Select multiple check boxes next to the host name, and click Unmanage host in the table heading row.
Select the check box next to Host in the table heading row to select all the hosts that are displayed on the selected page of the table, and click Unmanage host.
This is useful when you want to unmanage a large number of hosts. Use the filter to select hosts that belong to the same product bundle and platform type.
- Click Unmanage host.
- Select a reason from the drop-down list and click Unmanage.
See Managing hosts.