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Table 26 Hardware ISO configuration settings (continued)
Description Setting Value
iDRAC Default Credentials iDRAC.Tuning.DefaultCredent
ialWarning Disabled
iDRAC IPMI Enablement iDRAC.IPMILan.Enable Enabled
iDRAC Alert Enablement iDRAC.IPMILan.AlertEnable Enabled
iDRAC IPv6 Enablement iDRAC.IPv6.Enable Enabled
Applying settings using RACADM
The individual settings can also be applied using the remote RACADM command:
racadm -r <dracIP> -u root -p <password> set <setting> <value>
Where:
l
<dracIP> is the iDRAC IP address
l
<password> is the password for the server
l
<setting> is the BIOS/iDRAC setting name
l
<value> is the BIOS/iDRAC setting value
Note
When setting the BIOS configuration, include this command:
racadm -r <dracIP> -u root -p <password> jobqueue create BIOS.Setup.1-1
<value>
Troubleshooting the Hardware ISO
This section describes troubleshooting procedures for problems you may encounter
while using the Hardware ISO.
Troubleshoot general iDRAC failures
When problems occur with iDRAC or Lifecycle Controller jobs, you can delete all jobs
with a single iDRAC command. All of the completed jobs, plus any orphaned pending
jobs, are deleted, and the data manager service on the iDRAC is restarted.
Procedure
1. Clear the iDRAC job queue:
racadm -r <dracIP> -u root -p <password> jobqueue delete -i
JID_CLEARALL_FORCE
Where:
l
<dracIP> is the iDRAC IP address
l
<password> is the password for the server
Reference Material
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