Working from memory here, and it was many moons ago, but I think you might want the Unified Server Configurator update (R296664) ? You'll find it in the Driver downloads page, under "Lifecycle controller"
If you have bought the model with the additional "Lifecycle controller" functionality (I didn't), there is a separate update in the same place, for that.
And its probably a good idea to get the latest BMC firmware (under Embedded Server Management) just on general principle.
One last item in this. Sometimes the USC needs a complete power off to get things going. if the USC update doesnt want to run for some reason, shut down the system, pull the power cords, wait 30 seconds, then plug it back in and do not power on the system until the LCD panel on the front turns blue, or until 1 minute passes.
Mike7505
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November 11th, 2011 06:00
Working from memory here, and it was many moons ago, but I think you might want the Unified Server Configurator update (R296664) ? You'll find it in the Driver downloads page, under "Lifecycle controller"
If you have bought the model with the additional "Lifecycle controller" functionality (I didn't), there is a separate update in the same place, for that.
And its probably a good idea to get the latest BMC firmware (under Embedded Server Management) just on general principle.
nonasdad
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November 11th, 2011 08:00
Thanks for the reply. I will have to wait until Sunday morning to try this.
DELL-Rey G
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November 11th, 2011 08:00
One last item in this. Sometimes the USC needs a complete power off to get things going. if the USC update doesnt want to run for some reason, shut down the system, pull the power cords, wait 30 seconds, then plug it back in and do not power on the system until the LCD panel on the front turns blue, or until 1 minute passes.
Tomas Kalabis
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August 11th, 2016 00:00
Hi,
i had same problem as you !!!
here is how to fix it:
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