I tried to use OMEnt to puh out iDrac updates to a bunch of servers today and a number of them came back with the error about the LCC being disabled or in recovery. They aren't servers that can be rebooted at will so I was hoping there was something I coudl do without having to reboot.
They are mostly R640s and R620s.
I'll try updating the drac manually instead of through OMEnt and see if that works or not.
Dell-DylanJ
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July 24th, 2019 08:00
Try opening an SSH session to the iDRAC and then running the following two commands to turn the LCC off, then beck on.
LCC state 2 is for recovery mode. I've used this method a few times to get the LCC back to normal.
kelemvor33
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April 29th, 2020 14:00
Can this be done in the iDrac GUI? Or can you at least verify if it's in recovery mode or disabled or anything from the iDrac GUI?
Dell-DylanJ
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April 29th, 2020 15:00
I don't believe so, no. If there is, I'm not aware of it.
That having been said, do you have a server model you're concerned about? I can see if I have one in our lab and see if I find anything.
kelemvor33
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April 29th, 2020 18:00
I tried to use OMEnt to puh out iDrac updates to a bunch of servers today and a number of them came back with the error about the LCC being disabled or in recovery. They aren't servers that can be rebooted at will so I was hoping there was something I coudl do without having to reboot.
They are mostly R640s and R620s.
I'll try updating the drac manually instead of through OMEnt and see if that works or not.
Thanks.