Neville,

The cmdlet is:
Add-UcsServiceProfile –Type initial-template <other parameters>
Or:
Add-UcsServiceProfile –Type updating-template <other parameters>

When in doubt, please use the ConvertTo-UcsCmdlet cmdlet to dump GUI operations as cmdlets. Please ensure that you follow the process outlined in the QuickStart guide when launching the GUI, when used with this cmdlet.

Thanks,
- bhaskar



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Subject: New Message from Neville George in Unified Computing UCS Manager - Microsoft Discussions: UCS Service Profile Template creation

Neville George has created a new message in the forum "Microsoft Discussions": -------------------------------------------------------------- Has anyone created a service profile template using the powertool? I could not find a cmdlet or an example that shows how to perform the task. I have automated most of the steps for Cisco UCS configuration but am missisng this piece. Any help is appreciated.
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I tried a simple script
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$invocation = (Get-Variable MyInvocation).Value
$outputFilePath = Split-Path $invocation.MyCommand.Path
ConvertTo-UcsCmdlet -Xml -Request ' <orgOrg childAction="deleteNonPresent" descr="" dn="org-root/org-Test" fltAggr="0" level="1" name="Test"  > <powerPolicy childAction="deleteNonPresent" descr=""  intId="486088" name="default" operPrio="5" prio="5" rn="power-policy-default" /> <statsThresholdPolicy childAction="deleteNonPresent" descr=""  intId="486087" name="default" rn="thr-policy-default" /> </orgOrg>'
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Output is just the below with nothing else:
WARNING: Please review the generated cmdlets before deployment.