Dell Lifecycle Controller 2 Version 1.3.0- User Manual

Dell Lifecycle Controller 2 Version 1.3.0

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – Contents
  • Page 11 – Tables
  • Page 12 – Improving winRM Enumeration Performance
  • Page 13 – Feature Discovery Procedure
  • Page 14 – Profile Revision Number Explanation
  • Page 15 – System status and Configuration Job Behavior
  • Page 16 – RS Status and job status
  • Page 17 – GetRemoteServicesAPIStatus and job status
  • Page 18 – 1G and 12G compatibility
  • Page 19 – GetRemoteServicesAPIStatus output descriptions
  • Page 20 – Reference Links
  • Page 21 – Terms and Definitions
  • Page 22 – Anomalous Algorithms and Descriptions
  • Page 23 – Setting NIC String Attributes to Blank; Determine NIC Card
  • Page 24 – List of Partitionable NIC Cards for LC2; iDRAC Telnet Attribute Enables SerialRedirection
  • Page 25 – Never Unplug Hardware During Updates
  • Page 26 – CQL filter benefits
  • Page 28 – Using Special Characters in Usernames
  • Page 30 – How to Determine if the System is Blade, Tower, or Rack
  • Page 32 – Workflows
  • Page 33 – GET; RAID Stacking with BIOS Attributes Using Setupjobqueue
  • Page 35 – Boot to Network ISO
  • Page 36 – Boot to ISO from vFlash
  • Page 37 – Set Hard Disk Drive to ‘first’ in Boot Order
  • Page 38 – Export (backup) iImage to CIFS or NFS Share
  • Page 39 – Generation and Later Version of
  • Page 40 – Import (Restore) Image from CIFS or NFS Share
  • Page 41 – iDRAC Firmware DUP uUpdate from CIFS or TFTP Share
  • Page 42 – BIOS Firmware DUP Update from CIFS or TFTP Share
  • Page 43 – USC Firmware DUP Update from CIFS or TFTP Share; Automatic Firmware Update (12
  • Page 44 – Update from Repository (12
  • Page 45 – SHENOY TODO: the rest of the content; Firmware Rollback (12; Remote Diagnostics (12
  • Page 54 – iSCSI boot using Intel (12
  • Page 56 – IO Identity
  • Page 57 – Export LC log
  • Page 60 – FCoE boot using Intel (12
  • Page 70 – Configurable Boot to Network ISO
  • Page 71 – Base Metrics Profile Use Cases
  • Page 72 – BIOS and Boot Management Profile Use Cases
  • Page 73 – List all BIOS Attributes; Delete Pending BIOS Configuration
  • Page 74 – Inventory of boot Configurations in System; Get the First boot Configuration’s Information
  • Page 75 – Inventory of boot Sources in System; Changing boot Order by Instance
  • Page 76 – One Time boot
  • Page 77 – CPU Profile Use Cases
  • Page 78 – Inventory of CPUs in System; Get the First CPU’s Information; Event Filter Profile Use Cases
  • Page 79 – Get Event Filter Configuration Service Views
  • Page 80 – Get Event Filter Views; Get Single Event Filter’s Information; Set Event Filters by Category
  • Page 81 – Set Event Filters by InstanceID; iDRAC Card Profile Use Cases
  • Page 82 – Get all iDRAC Card Attributes; Inventory of iDRAC Cards in System
  • Page 83 – Get the First iDRAC Card’s Information; Set Apply iDRAC Card Attribute(s) Immediately
  • Page 84 – Schedule a set iDRAC Card Attribute(s) Operation; Fan Profile Use Cases
  • Page 85 – Inventory of Fans in System; Get the First Fan’s Information
  • Page 86 – Persistent Storage Profile Use Cases; Inventory of Virtual Flash (vFlash) Media
  • Page 87 – Get the First vFlash’s Attribute Information; Inventory of Partitions on the Virtual Flash Media
  • Page 88 – Initialize Virtual Flash Media
  • Page 89 – Create new Partition on Virtual Flash (vFlash) Media; Create new Partition Using Image
  • Page 90 – Delete Existing Partition; Format Existing Partition
  • Page 91 – Modify Existing Partition; Attach Partition
  • Page 92 – Detach Partition; Export Data from Existing Partition
  • Page 93 – Power State Management Profile Use Cases
  • Page 94 – Profile Registration Profile Use Cases; Simple RAID Profile Use Cases
  • Page 95 – Inventory of RAID Controllers in System
  • Page 96 – Get the first RAID Controller’s Information; Inventory of Virtual and Physical Disk Drives in System; Apply Pending Values for a RAID Configuration
  • Page 97 – Clear old Configuration from Newly Added HDD; Determine Available RAID Configurations
  • Page 99 – Create a Virtual Disk; Assign a Physical Disk Drive as a Hot-spare
  • Page 100 – Delete all Virtual Disks and Unassign all Hot-spares
  • Page 101 – Convert Physical Disk Drives to non-RAID State
  • Page 102 – Record Log Profile Use Cases
  • Page 103 – List Lifecycle Record Logs; List Lifecycle Record Log Capabilities
  • Page 104 – List Lifecycle Log Entries; Set and get Comment in Lifecycle Log Entries
  • Page 105 – List System Event Record Logs; List System Event Record Log Capabilities
  • Page 106 – List System Event Log Entries; Discovery of RBAP Profile Support
  • Page 107 – Discovery of Users with Assigned LAN Privileges; Discovery of Users with Assigned Serial over LAN Privileges
  • Page 108 – Discovery of users with Assigned CLP Privileges; Service Processor Profile Use Cases
  • Page 109 – Simple NIC Profile Use Cases
  • Page 110 – Inventory of NICs in System; Get the First NIC’s Information; List all NIC Attributes
  • Page 111 – Delete Pending NIC Values; Discovery of NIC Capabilities
  • Page 112 – Software Update Profile Use Cases
  • Page 113 – Job Control Profile Use Cases
  • Page 114 – List all Jobs in Job Store; Get a Job’s Information
  • Page 115 – Delete one Job from job store
  • Page 116 – Inventory of Memory in System
  • Page 117 – Get the first Memory’s Information; PCI Device Profile Use Cases
  • Page 118 – Sensors Profile Use Cases
  • Page 119 – Inventory of Sensor in System; Sensor Thresholds
  • Page 120 – Base Server and Physical Asset Profile Use Cases
  • Page 121 – Discovery of Base Server and Physical Asset Profile Support
  • Page 122 – List all CIM Profiles; Video Profile Use Cases
  • Page 123 – Inventory of Video in System; Get the first Video Instance’s Information
  • Page 124 – License Management Profile Use Cases
  • Page 125 – Power Supply Profile Use Cases
  • Page 126 – Inventory of Power Supply Units (PSUs) in System; Get the first PSU’s Information; Get MAC Information
  • Page 127 – Get Blade Power; System Info Profile Use Cases
  • Page 128 – Inventory of System Info View
  • Page 129 – Get the first System info View’s Information; Inventory of all System Attributes in System
  • Page 130 – Get a Single System String Attribute; Setting and Applying System Attributes
  • Page 131 – Apply Pending System Attribute Values
  • Page 132 – Software Inventory Profile Use Cases; Discovery of Software Inventory Profile Support
  • Page 133 – Inventory of Software in System; Get the Installed BIOS Firmware Inventory
  • Page 134 – Get the Available iDRAC Firmware Inventory
  • Page 135 – Simple Identity Management Profile Use Cases
  • Page 136 – LC Management Profile Use Cases
  • Page 137 – Inventory of LC Management Attributes in system
  • Page 138 – Check Version of Lifecycle Controller (LC); Get “Part Firmware Update” Attribute
  • Page 139 – Check vFlash License Enablement; Set Configuration to “Auto Discovery Factory Defaults”
  • Page 140 – Clear Provisioning Server; Replace Auto Discovery Public Key
  • Page 141 – Delete auto Discovery Public Key
  • Page 142 – Export and View the Content of the Lifecycle Log
  • Page 143 – OS Deployment Profile Use Cases
  • Page 144 – Unpack and Attach Drivers; One-time ISO boot Skip
  • Page 145 – Connect and Attach Network ISO Image; as a USB CD-ROM device via RFS; Get RF ISO Image connection Status
  • Page 147 – Appendix; Purpose; Command line
  • Page 148 – Commands
  • Page 150 – Settable variables
  • Page 151 – Internal variables
  • Page 152 – System check information; Inventory information
  • Page 153 – Poll LC jobs information
  • Page 154 – POST; SSM
  • Page 155 – Check refreshed data; iSCSI boot information
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Page 3 - Contents

Lifecycle Controller Integration ― Best Practices Specification 3 Contents 1 Contents ............................................................................................................ 12 1.1 How to Use this Document ............................................................................

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Lifecycle Controller Integration ― Best Practices Specification 11 33.5 iSCSI boot information ................................................................................ 155 Tables Table 1. Generational Nomenclature ........................................................................... 15...

Page 12 - Improving winRM Enumeration Performance

Lifecycle Controller Integration ― Best Practices Specification 12 1 Contents 1.1 How to Use this Document This document contains the detailed steps of common workflows to perform various tasks utilizing winRM or WSMAN. The PYTHON scripting language was used to provide a software development kit (SD...

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