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Lenovo ThinkServer Manuel de l'utilisateur
4. The Conversion Process under Unmanaged Status
During the operation of a server device, there may be a period of time during which the system requires no management over the device, but the
configuration information and historical data of the device are required to be stored in the server, e.g., server hardware failure that needs repair. The
administrator has clearly be aware of the occurrence of such an event, and does not want to see that the system generates event warnings regarding
its inability to collect power consumption data or performance data, which is a situation that allows the server device to be converted to the unmanaged
status. Any stage during the operation of a server device can enter into the unmanaged status. It is possible to convert the device from the unmanaged
status to the Learning Stage status. The Conversion Process under Unmanaged Status, as shown in the figure below:

3.5.3 EDITING

For the devices that had a change in information, e.g., the services provided or a group which a device belongs to is changed due to utilization of used
device, it needs to manually modify the device information in the system. Furthermore, for the device which is automatically discovered, you need to
add its related information and assign it to specified group. Here we need to use the function of device information modification.
Operations Steps: from System Login  Device Management  Device List, select one of the devices that needs to be edited, then click the "Edit"
button. The editable contents include:
Basic information of the device
The group to which the device belongs
Information related to device collection
Resetting the device to Learning Stage

3.5.4 DELETING

The outdated devices that are no longer used need to be deleted from the system. The system supports to delete single or multiple device(s).
Operation Steps: from System Login  Device Management  Device List, select one or more device(s) that need to be deleted, then click the
"Delete" button. The device(s) will be permanently deleted after confirmation.
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