Description:
If DSET 3.4 or later is running, and iDRAC Service Module is shut
down or uninstalled; a Watchdog Timer Expiry event is observed.
Issue 2
Description:
On Microsoft Windows 2012 operating systems; if an iDRAC reset operation
is performed when any of the iDRAC sessions are opened using iDRAC access via Host OS feature, then the connection
between iDRAC Service Module and iDRAC may not be re-established.
Also, the Microsoft Windows service IP Helper might stop running.
In such scenarios, the following
steps will resolve the issue.
Restart the iDRAC Service Module.
Restart the Microsoft Windows IP Helper service.
If Open Manage Server Administrator is running; restart
the dsm_sa_datamgrservice.
Example:
Open iDRAC GUI via the iDRAC access via
Host OS feature.
Perform an iDRAC firmware update from the GUI. This
will reboot iDRAC with the new firmware.
The iDRAC Service Module in
the Host does not restart communication with iDRAC.
IP Helper services stops running.
You can configure the Windows Remote Management
(WinRM) Listener using a server authenticating certificate. If the
server authenticating certificate is not available, iDRAC Service
Module will force-enable the WinRM listener using a self-sign certificate.
To configure the Windows Remote Management (WinRM) listener, you can
create a self-signed certificate using the PowerShell cmdlet New-SelfSigned
Certificate from Microsoft Windows Server 2012 or later. In operating
systems prior to Microsoft Windows Server 2012 you cannot create a
self-signed certificate due to the absence of PowerShell cmdlet.
Issue 3
Description:
After performing an iDRAC Hard Reset operation on certain Linux operating
systems, the IPMI driver (ipmi_si) may become unresponsive because
of an existing issue in the IPMI driver. If the IPMI driver becomes
unresponsive, reload the IPMI driver (ipmi_si).
The
issue is seen on Linux kernel version prior to 3.15. An update is
available in the following operating systems with Linux kernal version
3.15 or later.
Steps to reload the IPMI driver:
modprobe -r ipmi_si — If the removal
fails, then all applications (such as iDRAC Service Module and OpenManage
Server Administrator) using the ipmi_si need to be stopped and retry
the operation.
modprobe ipmi_si — Alternatively,
the administrator can also restart the Host OS to resolve the issue.
Issue 4
Description:
After performing an iDRAC Hard Reset operation on certain VMware ESXi
operating systems, the IPMI driver (ipmi_si_drv) may become unresponsive
because of an existing issue in the IPMI driver. If the IPMI driver
becomes unresponsive, reload the IPMI driver (ipmi_si_drv).
The issue is observed on all iDRAC Service Module v2.3
supported ESXi versions.