sdpctl Reference Guide
sdpctl appliance maintenance enable
Enable maintenance mode on a single Controller
Synopsis
For advanced users only.
enabling maintenance mode on the primary Controller can leave you with a unreachable environment.
USE WITH CAUTION
arguments are Optional, if no arguments are provided, you will be prompted
with an interactive prompt.
sdpctl appliance maintenance enable <applianceUUID> [flags]
Examples
# Toggle maintenance mode to false on a fixed Controller UUID
> sdpctl appliance maintenance enable 20e75a08-96c6-4ea3-833e-cdbac346e2ae
Change result: success
Change Status: completed
# Enable maintenance mode interactive prompt
> sdpctl appliance maintenance enable
? select appliance: Controller-two - Default Site - []
This is a superuser function and should only be used if you know what you are doing.
? Are you really sure you want to enable maintenance mode on Controller-two?
Do you want to continue? Yes
Change result: success
Change Status: completed
Options
-h, --help help for enable
--json Display in JSON format
Options inherited from parent commands
--api-version int Peer API version override
--ci-mode Log to stderr instead of file and disable progress-bars
--debug Enable debug logging
--descending Change the direction of sort order when using the '--order-by' flag. Using this will reverse the sort order for all keywords specified in the '--order-by' flag.
--events-path string send logs to unix domain socket path
-e, --exclude stringToString Filter appliances using a comma separated list of key-value pairs. Regex syntax is used for matching strings. Example: '--exclude name=controller,site=<site-id> etc.'.
Available keywords to filter on are: name, id, tags|tag, version, hostname|host, active|activated, site|site-id, function (default [])
-i, --include stringToString Include appliances. Adheres to the same syntax and key-value pairs as '--exclude' (default [])
--no-interactive Suppress interactive prompt with auto accept
--no-verify Don't verify TLS on for the given command, overriding settings from config file
--order-by strings Order appliance lists by keywords, i.e. 'name', 'id' etc. Accepts a comma seperated list of keywords, where first mentioned has priority. Applies to the 'appliance list' and 'appliance stats' commands. (default [name])
-p, --profile string Profile configuration to use
SEE ALSO
sdpctl appliance maintenance - Manually manage maintenance mode on Controllers