iLO 4 REST API Data Model (VirtualMedia Resource Type) - shamimur/hp-proliant-sdk GitHub Wiki
/rest/v1/Managers/{item}/VirtualMedia/{item}
See Resource Map for more details.
This is the schema definition for the Virtual Media service.
"VirtualMedia" defines the following properties:
This property is a member of VirtualMedia
GET | Rendered if supported by the implementation or omitted if not. The value of this property may also be null if it is unavailable at the time of the request. |
GET | Rendered if supported by the implementation or omitted if not. The value of this property may also be null if it is unavailable at the time of the request. |
PATCH | This property may be PATCHed if the resource instance of this type supports PATCH in the HTTP Allow headers. |
HTTP PATCH to resource with request JSON:
The property "Image" on resource type VirtualMedia may not support PATCH of all values and may result in an HTTP 400 error with response of Type ExtendedError. Multiple properties may be included in a single HTTP PATCH operation as long as the request is properly formatted JSON. To address an array entry other than the first, insert nulls as placeholders on skipped array entries.
GET | Rendered if supported by the implementation or omitted if not. The value of this property may also be null if it is unavailable at the time of the request. |
GET | Rendered if supported by the implementation or omitted if not. The value of this property may also be null if it is unavailable at the time of the request. |
GET | Rendered if supported by the implementation or omitted if not. |
PATCH | This property may be PATCHed if the resource instance of this type supports PATCH in the HTTP Allow headers. |
HTTP PATCH to resource with request JSON:
The property "Oem/Hp/BootOnNextServerReset" on resource type VirtualMedia may not support PATCH of all values and may result in an HTTP 400 error with response of Type ExtendedError. Multiple properties may be included in a single HTTP PATCH operation as long as the request is properly formatted JSON. To address an array entry other than the first, insert nulls as placeholders on skipped array entries.