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Refinement to BMM actions
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articles/operator-nexus/howto-baremetal-functions.md

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You can make a BMM unschedulable by executing the [`cordon`](#make-a-bmm-unschedulable-cordon) command.
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On the execution of the `cordon` command,
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Operator Nexus workloads are not scheduled on the BMM when cordon is set; any attempt to create a workload on a `cordoned`
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Operator Nexus workloads aren't scheduled on the BMM when cordon is set; any attempt to create a workload on a `cordoned`
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BMM results in the workload being set to `pending` state. Existing workloads continue to run.
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The cordon command supports an `evacuate` parameter with the default `False` value.
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On executing the `cordon` command, with the value `True` for the `evacuate`
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## Reimage a BMM
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You can restore the runtime version image on a BMM by executing `reimage` command. This command **reinstalls** the runtime bundle on the OS partition, however it does not impact the tenant workload files on this BMM.
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You can restore the runtime version image on a BMM by executing `reimage` command. This command **reinstalls** the runtime bundle on the OS partition, however it doesn't impact the tenant workload files on this BMM.
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As a best practice, make sure the BMM's workloads are drained using the [`cordon`](#make-a-bmm-unschedulable-cordon)
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command, with `evacuate "True"`, prior to executing the `reimage` command.
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The reimage command restarts the BMM and uncordons it. The re-imaged BMM will have an IP address.You can start deploying workloads on the reimaged BMM.
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## Replace BMM
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Use `Replace BMM` command when a server has encountered hardware issues requiring a complete or partial hardware replacement. After replacement of components such as motherboard or NIC replacement, the MAC address of BMM will change, however the IDrac IP address and hostname will remain the same.

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