Dell EMC VxFlex Ready Node 13G, Manual

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b. Set SR-IOV Global Enable to Enabled.
c. Verify that the Internal USB Port parameter is set to Off.
d. Click Back to return to the System BIOS Settings screen.
10. From the System BIOS Settings screen, click Finish, Yes, and then OK to
return to the System Setup Main Menu screen.
11. Select Finish to exit the BIOS and apply all settings post boot.
Results
The BMC (iDRAC) IP and server BIOS address configuration is complete.
Verify the status of the system hardware, storage
controller, and disks - 13G servers
Use the following procedure to verify the status of the system hardware, storage
controller, and disks in a VxFlex Ready Node 13G server.
Before you begin
Ensure that you know:
l
The IP address of the BMC (iDRAC) port
l
The username and password for the BMC (iDRAC) portal (default username and
password are root and password)
Procedure
1. From a browser, go to http://
<BMC/iDRAC_IP_address>.
2. In the DELL Console Login window, type the user name and password, and
then click Login.
The System Summary dashboard displays the high-level status of all hardware
devices in the Server Health pane.
In an ideal scenario, all hardware sensors are green.
3. In the Quick Launch Tasks pane, select View Logs.
The System Event Log is displayed with color-coded severity levels.
4. Ensure that any power supply- and fan-related events in the event log are non-
repetitive. Repetitive events may be due to the intermittent nature of faults,
such as poor physical connections.
For repetitive events, it is recommended that you remove the relevant hardware
module and replace it in its socket.
5. In the navigation pane, select Storage
>
Controllers.
The controller-related information is displayed in the Health and Properties
table, with the controller type shown in the Name column.
For example:
PERC H730 Mini (Embedded)
6. In the navigation pane, select Storage
>
Physical Disks.
Information about the physical disks is displayed in a table in the Health and
Properties pane.
Configuring the Hardware
20 Hardware Configuration and Operating System Installation Guide - Windows Servers