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The CertificateLocations schema describes a Resource that an administrator can use in order to locate all certificates installed on a given service. The Certificate schema describes a certificate that proves the identify of a component, account, or service. The Cable schema contains properties that describe a cable connecting endpoints of a chassis, port, or any other cable-compatible endpoint. It represents the properties of a bootable device available in the system. The BootOption schema reports information about a single boot option in a system. It is likely that a client finds the term in this resource, and if it is found, the client makes requests to change BIOS settings by modifying the resource identified by the term. Changes to the BIOS typically require a system reset before they take effect. The attribute registry describes the system-specific BIOS attributes and actions for changing to BIOS settings. The Bios schema contains properties related to the BIOS attribute registry. The BatteryMetrics schema contains definitions for the metrics of a battery unit. The Battery schema describes a battery unit, such as those used to provide systems with power during a power loss event. The attributes and property names are not standardized. The attribute registry is specific to an implementation or product. It includes mechanisms for building user interfaces, or menus, allowing consistent navigation of the contents. The AttributeRegistry schema contains a set of key-value pairs that represent the structure of an attribute registry. It also provides access to the original data for the assembly.

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Assembly information contains details about a device, such as part number, serial number, manufacturer, and production date. The AllowDeny schema represents a set of allow or deny configurations. As such, most such interfaces have requirements to support the gathering of information like address and account used to access the information. It can be thought of as a provider of information. The AggregationSource schema is used to represent the source of information for a subset of the resources provided by a Redfish service. Access points define the properties needed to access the entity being aggregated and connection methods describe the protocol or other semantics of the connection. The AggregationService schema contains properties for managing aggregation operations, either on ad hoc combinations of resources or on defined sets of resources called aggregates. Aggregates are formal groups of resources that are more persistent than ad hoc groupings. The Aggregate schema describes a grouping method for an aggregation service. The schema definition of an address pool and its configuration. This data can ensure that action requests from applications contain supported parameters. Supported parameters can differ among vendors and even among resource instances. The ActionInfo schema defines the supported parameters and other information for a Redfish action. Properties and actions in this service specify general behavior that should be followed for typical accounts, however implementations may override these behaviors for special accounts or situations to avoid denial of service or other deadlock situations.

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The properties include the password requirements and control features, such as account lockout. The properties are common to, and enable management of, all user accounts. The AccountService schema defines an account service. This can include functions such as audio processing, compression, encryption, packet inspection, packet switching, scheduling, or video processing. The AccelerationFunction schema describes an acceleration function that a processor implements.

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ZIP archive (DSP8010) containing all of current schema files (both CSDL and json-schema) can be downloaded from the Redfish Standards page at: Each schema definition is available in both CSDL (XML) and json-schema formats.

The following files are the primary schemas defined for JSON resources conforming to the Redfish Specification.