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Hi,
I'm obviously missing something really basic here about the web services paradigm used for AMT / WS-Management.
In the RemoteControl C# demo app from the SDK, they get an enumeration of CIM_AssociatedPowerManagementServiceType elements directly from the WS management object.
- This seems strange, because CIM_AssociatedPowerManagementServiceType is just a link between CIM_ComputerSystem and CIM_PowerManagementService, right? I guess this is a basic case because there should only ever be a single CIM_ComputerSystem (I assume??). If there were more than one CIM_ComputerSystem, then I guess this enumeration would cover all of the power mgmt service associations to them?
- If I did actually want to take a CIM_ComputerSystem, and travel along the association to find the associated CIM_PowerManagementService, how would I do this?
I'm obviously missing something really basic here about the web services paradigm used for AMT / WS-Management.
In the RemoteControl C# demo app from the SDK, they get an enumeration of CIM_AssociatedPowerManagementServiceType elements directly from the WS management object.
- This seems strange, because CIM_AssociatedPowerManagementServiceType is just a link between CIM_ComputerSystem and CIM_PowerManagementService, right? I guess this is a basic case because there should only ever be a single CIM_ComputerSystem (I assume??). If there were more than one CIM_ComputerSystem, then I guess this enumeration would cover all of the power mgmt service associations to them?
- If I did actually want to take a CIM_ComputerSystem, and travel along the association to find the associated CIM_PowerManagementService, how would I do this?
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Hi,
I'm obviously missing something really basic here about the web services paradigm used for AMT / WS-Management.
In the RemoteControl C# demo app from the SDK, they get an enumeration of CIM_AssociatedPowerManagementServiceType elements directly from the WS management object.
- This seems strange, because CIM_AssociatedPowerManagementServiceType is just a link between CIM_ComputerSystem and CIM_PowerManagementService, right? I guess this is a basic case because there should only ever be a single CIM_ComputerSystem (I assume??). If there were more than one CIM_ComputerSystem, then I guess this enumeration would cover all of the power mgmt service associations to them?
- If I did actually want to take a CIM_ComputerSystem, and travel along the association to find the associated CIM_PowerManagementService, how would I do this?
I'm obviously missing something really basic here about the web services paradigm used for AMT / WS-Management.
In the RemoteControl C# demo app from the SDK, they get an enumeration of CIM_AssociatedPowerManagementServiceType elements directly from the WS management object.
- This seems strange, because CIM_AssociatedPowerManagementServiceType is just a link between CIM_ComputerSystem and CIM_PowerManagementService, right? I guess this is a basic case because there should only ever be a single CIM_ComputerSystem (I assume??). If there were more than one CIM_ComputerSystem, then I guess this enumeration would cover all of the power mgmt service associations to them?
- If I did actually want to take a CIM_ComputerSystem, and travel along the association to find the associated CIM_PowerManagementService, how would I do this?
Hi - Thank you for your question. I will need to look into this and will get back with you when I have some information for you.
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