Nice, I could do it now. Thank you! James 2017-10-19 11:34 GMT+01:00 Michael Burman <mburman@redhat.com>:

Hello James,

The way to do it is to assign a new MAC pool range to this cluster and then to remove it. This can be done via - Administration > Configure > MAC addresses pool - There you can create/edit and remove MAC pool range entities. So create another desired MAC pool range, assign it to the cluster(via edit cluster) and remove the desired MAC pool range from the system.

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On Thu, Oct 19, 2017 at 12:33 PM, James Michels < karma.sometimes.hurts@gmail.com> wrote:

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Hello.

I'm trying to remove a MAC Pool that seems to be assigned to a cluster and I can't. Opening Configure - MAC Address pools and chosing the MAC Pool to remove causes this warning:

Error while executing action: Cannot remove MAC Pool. Several Clusters (1) are using this MAC Pool: Cluster2 - Please remove it from all Clusters that are using it and try again.

How can I do so? I don't see a way to unassign a MAC Pool from a cluster.

Thank you

James

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