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Site → Unassociate Site from Devices
AI-generatedOverview
This node operation unassociates a specified site from multiple devices within the Aruba Central monitoring domain. It is useful for network administrators who need to disassociate devices such as access points, switches, or controllers from a particular site in bulk, for example, when devices are relocated or decommissioned.
Use Case Examples
- Unassociate a site from a list of access points by providing the site ID and device serial numbers.
- Remove a site association from multiple switches to reorganize network topology.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Domain | Specifies the Aruba Central API domain to use, here it is set to 'monitoring' for network device monitoring. |
| Site ID | ID of the site to unassociate from multiple devices. |
| Device Type | Type of devices to unassociate from the site, such as Access Point, Switch, or Controller. |
| Device IDs | Comma-separated list of device IDs or serial numbers to unassociate from the site, with a maximum of 5000 devices. |
Output
JSON
success- Indicates whether the unassociation operation was successful.unassociatedDevices- List of device IDs that were successfully unassociated from the site.errors- Details of any errors encountered during the unassociation process.
Dependencies
- Requires Aruba Central API access with OAuth2 authentication credentials.
Troubleshooting
- Common issues include invalid site ID or device IDs, exceeding the maximum number of devices (5000), or insufficient permissions in the Aruba Central account.
- Error messages may indicate network connectivity problems, authentication failures, or invalid input parameters. Verify credentials and input values to resolve these errors.