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- List Switches
- Get VLAN Info of the Switch
- Get VLAN Info for CX Switch
- Get VLAN Info of the Switch Stack
- Get VLAN Info of the CX Switch Stack
- Get Switch Port PoE Info
- Get Switch Port PoE Info for CX Switch
- Get Switch PoE Info
- Get Switch PoE Info for CX Switch
- Get Switch VSX Info for CX Switch
- Get LLDP Device Neighbor Info for CX Switch
- Get LLDP Device Neighbor Info for CX Switch Stack
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- Delete Switch
- Switch Ports Details
- Get Ports Details for CX Switch
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- Ports Bandwidth Usage for CX Switch
- Switch Ports Errors
- CX Switch Ports Errors
- Switch Stack Port Details
- CX Switch Stack Port Details
- List Switch Stacks
- Switch Stack Details
- Delete Switch Stack
- VPN Actions
Switch → Delete Switch Stack
AI-generatedOverview
This node interacts with the Aruba Central API to delete a switch stack within the monitoring domain. It is useful for network administrators who need to manage and maintain their network infrastructure by removing obsolete or unwanted switch stacks from Aruba Central's monitoring system.
Use Case Examples
- Deleting a switch stack by specifying its Stack ID in the monitoring domain to clean up network resources.
- Automating network maintenance tasks by integrating switch stack deletion into workflows.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Domain | Specifies the domain of the Aruba Central API to use, here it is set to 'monitoring' for network device monitoring. |
| Stack ID | The unique identifier of the switch stack to be deleted in the monitoring domain. |
Output
JSON
json- The JSON response from the Aruba Central API after attempting to delete the switch stack, typically indicating success or failure status.
Dependencies
- Aruba Central API with OAuth2 authentication
Troubleshooting
- Common issues include invalid or missing Stack ID, which will cause the API call to fail.
- Errors related to authentication failure if the OAuth2 credentials are not properly configured.
- Network connectivity issues preventing communication with the Aruba Central API.
- If continueOnFail is enabled, errors will be caught and returned as JSON error messages instead of stopping execution.