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Broadcast Domain → Remove Ports

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Summary

Remove one or more ports from a specified broadcast domain in a NetApp ONTAP cluster.

Inputs

  • Cluster Host (required) — The hostname or IP address of the ONTAP cluster management LIF.
  • Port — HTTPS port for the ONTAP REST API, default is 443.
  • Broadcast Domain (required) — The broadcast domain to update, specified by UUID or name.
  • Ports (required) — Comma-separated list of node:port pairs to remove from the broadcast domain (e.g., 'node1:e0a,node1:e0b').
  • Options — Optional parameters such as 'Fields' to specify which fields to include in the response.

Output shape

a single JSON object representing the updated broadcast domain, including its updated list of ports after removal.

This operation fetches the current ports on the broadcast domain, removes the specified ports, and patches the broadcast domain with the remaining ports. It handles asynchronous responses by polling for job completion before returning the final result.

Examples

Example 1: Remove ports from a broadcast domain by its name

Provide 'Cluster Host', leave default 'Port' as 443, select 'Broadcast Domain' mode as 'By Name', fill in the broadcast domain name, and specify ports as 'node1:e0a,node1:e0b'.

Example 2: Remove ports from a broadcast domain using UUID

Provide 'Cluster Host', 'Port' as needed, select 'Broadcast Domain' mode as 'By UUID', input the UUID of the broadcast domain, and list ports to remove.

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