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Once the operation is successful, it returns the response “200 OK” and the FW is uploaded and ready
for the update.
Important:
the POST request uploads the image and automatically updates the BIOS FW. If the host
processors are turned on during the execution of the POST request, the system will force a host
shutdown in order to perform the update. So, it is recommended to manually power the host processors
off before running this request, in order to avoid the forced shutdown.
Figure 112: Redfish - BIOS FW update
3.3.13 Logging
The user can view and delete system logs by means of the redfish. Details regarding the system logs
can be found in section “2.2.1 Event log”.
3.3.13.1 View Log Entries
Using a GET request, it is possible to retrieve all the log entries.
Function
View log entries
Operation
GET
URI
https://<BMC_IP>/redfish/v1/Systems/system/LogServices/EventLog/Entries
Payload
None
Header
X-Auth-
Token: “<token>”
Expected
response
200 OK