Dell Branded OS Identity Module for OEM PowerEdge R420xr
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Fixes: N/A
Enhancements: Adding support for Windows Embedded OS SLP 2.3
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Version
1.00, A00
Release date
03 Oct 2014
Download Type
Applications
Category
Identity Module
Importance
OptionalDell Technologies recommends reviewing this update to determine if it applies to your system. The update contains changes that impact only certain configurations or provides new features that may or may not apply to your environment.
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File Format: Update Package for MS Windows 64-Bit.
File Name: OEM-Ready-R420_Identity-Module_Application_TF4F8_WN64_0.01_A00.EXE
File Size: 18.93 MB
This is a large file. Depending on your connection speed, it may take some time to download.
Format Description:
Dell Update Packages in native Microsoft Windows 64-bit format do not require that Microsoft WOW64 be installed on the Microsoft Windows Server.
To ensure the integrity of your download, please verify the checksum value.
MD5:
9d9bb547ab6283a2b469a420b19f73ff
SHA1:
d304d0218fbd6f4515630483fda2694a6ef7e37e
SHA-256:
b4cf353bc2d62952831050f4e2c2dc9ec80c89421b696be306e0f59878a9f8dc
File Format: A GnuPG file which contains a cryptographic signature
File Name: OEM-Ready-R420_Identity-Module_Application_TF4F8_LN_0.01_A00.BIN.sign
File Size: 189 Bytes
This is a large file. Depending on your connection speed, it may take some time to download.
Format Description:
The GnuPG signature for Red Hat Linux Update Package can be used to authenticate Dell's identity in the correlated Red Hat Linux Update Package.
To ensure the integrity of your download, please verify the checksum value.
MD5:
97bd540a1d91482d5e65857a7a9a205b
SHA1:
911a0492ea0b7d4360d1b691eac974e86ac3f250
SHA-256:
5d587dcb4a4e69c730eccf67b94686f94d7140ba57e7523bc0c2ec75ff5a7c0d
File Format: Update Package for MS Windows 32-Bit
File Name: OEM-Ready-R420_Identity-Module_Application_TF4F8_WN32_0.01_A00.EXE
File Size: 11.09 MB
This is a large file. Depending on your connection speed, it may take some time to download.
Format Description:
Dell Update Packages (DUP) in Microsoft Windows 32bit format have been designed to run on Microsoft Windows 64bit Operating Systems. Dell Update Packages (DUP) in Microsoft Windows 64bit format will only run on Microsoft Windows 64bit Operating Systems. When selecting a device driver update be sure to select the one that is appropriate for your operating system.
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MD5:
567f258f565e1d521a4b7963489f5c51
SHA1:
e90243ab7acbd39f2d85f02e7edd9ae7f33b78a5
SHA-256:
2d21eec75f5a78ea813c4b1ab05c8bffa49a444c0afdad4d4f81621c001c0c0f
File Format: Update Package for Red Hat Linux
File Name: OEM-Ready-R420_Identity-Module_Application_TF4F8_LN_0.01_A00.BIN
File Size: 7.08 MB
This is a large file. Depending on your connection speed, it may take some time to download.
Format Description:
Dell Update Packages for Linux can be used as stand-alone applications that ensure that specific validation criteria are met, then apply an update.
Note: Update Packages for Linux are open source. See the Dell Update Packages for Linux Readme for details.
Note: Update Packages for Linux are open source. See the Dell Update Packages for Linux Readme for details.
To ensure the integrity of your download, please verify the checksum value.
MD5:
02109abd8afe3393a3ce6e4aa12ac758
SHA1:
5e37542b29de505153d79561f88c26957ade0df0
SHA-256:
6dd65e6ad7cbaf09932391932d2b4936d17c9805e17ef0e62d359753369256e5
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Important Information
Dell Branded Microsoft OS Identity Module.
Supported Operating Systems
Not Applicable
Applies to
Dell Branded MS OS IDM R420xr
Installation instructions
PREPARATION:
1) Ensure system is already Debranded and the file is for your platform.
2) Note any iDRAC user settings that are important for your specific usage. 'Reset iDRAC to Default Settings' is needed for this installation and will set iDRAC user settings ( outside Identity Module) to revert to Std Dell Defaults.
INSTALLATION:
1) Ensure Identity Module's exe file does not have "BSU" ( Board Service Util) in its file name.
2) Extract .pm from the zip pack exe.
3) Login to iDRAC web GUI , navigate to 'Update and Rollback' link on left pane.
4) Using 'Firmware Update' tab, browse to the "Cust" .pm file and upload it.
5) Under the 'Update Details' section, select your .pm file. Ensure 'Current' and 'Available' revisions are as expected.
6) Click 'Install' button.
7) Go to 'Job Queue' tab and wait for your install job to change from 'New' to 'Completed'.
8) Navigate to 'Troubleshooting' link on left pane. Click on 'Diagnostic' tab on right. Click on 'iDRAC rest to Default Settings'link. Note: This step will set V4 DHCP to Std Dell's default value of disabled.
Wait for iDRAC reboot to complete ( about 4 minutes ).Enable V4 DHCP (assuming that was current setting).
9) Reboot the system.Wait for System to complete followed by one more self-reboot before you see updated BIOS splash logo.
10) Verify that the tab -->'System Inventory' --> 'Firmware Inventory' shows 'Identity Module' as a component with new revision.
11) Verify the Branding changes ( on iDrac GUI and System) are working.
12) Restore ( if any ) iDRAC user settings that were noted during 'Preparation' above.
******************* 'Identity Module DUP' ( aka PM DUP). *******************
Note:
1) None of the below methods using DUP are supported for users upgrading from OEMReady rev 1.0 to rev 1.01. These are listed here for
those users trying to switch back to rev 1.01 from a later revision of OEM Ready.
2)For users upgrading from OEMReady revision 1.0, using "Cust" .pm file is the only supported method.
3) All below methods are for updating installed Identity Module and not for Fresh Install.
PREPARATION:
1) Ensure you have IdentityModule DUP for the appropriate 12G platform and that your system is already Debranded using atleast OEMReady Identity Module revision 1.01.
2) Ensure you have iDRAC revision 1.30.30 or later and Lifecycle Controller revision 1.1.1.18 or later.
3) Ensure you have appropriate windows or Linux IdentityModule DUP matching your OS.
INSTALLATION ( OS DUP method ) :
1) Refer to "Dell Update Packages Version 7.2 User's Guide" or later found on Dell's support site http://www.dell.com/support/home .
INSTALLATION ( Remote Enablement method):
1) Please request latest '12G_Dell_OEM_IdentityModule_One_to_Many_Update" document from Dell OEM team.
INSTALLATION ( iDRAC GUI method):
Note: Only windows DUP are supported for this method.
1) Login to Idrac GUI. Navigate to 'Update and Rollback' link and using "Firmware Update" tab, browse to the windows DUP on your machine.
2) Upload the windows DUP and confirm "Package successfully downloaded" message under 'Update details'.
3) Click on 'Install next reboot' or 'Install and Reboot' button as appropriate.
4) Navigate to 'Job Queue' page and confirm that the job completed.
5) Let the iDRAC reboot complete ( depending upon install option you chose in step 3).
6) Reboot host.
7) Verify the Branding changes ( on iDrac GUI and System) are working.
******************* "Cust BSU ".exe (Board Service Utility) *******************
Important Notes:
1. This utility should only be used for installing after motherboard replacement and by Dell OEM Service team ( using 'MotherBoard Replacement' steps).
Use of this utility for other purposes may render the current application inoperable.
Please consult your support/services before using this utility
Reboot will be required
1) Ensure system is already Debranded and the file is for your platform.
2) Note any iDRAC user settings that are important for your specific usage. 'Reset iDRAC to Default Settings' is needed for this installation and will set iDRAC user settings ( outside Identity Module) to revert to Std Dell Defaults.
INSTALLATION:
1) Ensure Identity Module's exe file does not have "BSU" ( Board Service Util) in its file name.
2) Extract .pm from the zip pack exe.
3) Login to iDRAC web GUI , navigate to 'Update and Rollback' link on left pane.
4) Using 'Firmware Update' tab, browse to the "Cust" .pm file and upload it.
5) Under the 'Update Details' section, select your .pm file. Ensure 'Current' and 'Available' revisions are as expected.
6) Click 'Install' button.
7) Go to 'Job Queue' tab and wait for your install job to change from 'New' to 'Completed'.
8) Navigate to 'Troubleshooting' link on left pane. Click on 'Diagnostic' tab on right. Click on 'iDRAC rest to Default Settings'link. Note: This step will set V4 DHCP to Std Dell's default value of disabled.
Wait for iDRAC reboot to complete ( about 4 minutes ).Enable V4 DHCP (assuming that was current setting).
9) Reboot the system.Wait for System to complete followed by one more self-reboot before you see updated BIOS splash logo.
10) Verify that the tab -->'System Inventory' --> 'Firmware Inventory' shows 'Identity Module' as a component with new revision.
11) Verify the Branding changes ( on iDrac GUI and System) are working.
12) Restore ( if any ) iDRAC user settings that were noted during 'Preparation' above.
******************* 'Identity Module DUP' ( aka PM DUP). *******************
Note:
1) None of the below methods using DUP are supported for users upgrading from OEMReady rev 1.0 to rev 1.01. These are listed here for
those users trying to switch back to rev 1.01 from a later revision of OEM Ready.
2)For users upgrading from OEMReady revision 1.0, using "Cust" .pm file is the only supported method.
3) All below methods are for updating installed Identity Module and not for Fresh Install.
PREPARATION:
1) Ensure you have IdentityModule DUP for the appropriate 12G platform and that your system is already Debranded using atleast OEMReady Identity Module revision 1.01.
2) Ensure you have iDRAC revision 1.30.30 or later and Lifecycle Controller revision 1.1.1.18 or later.
3) Ensure you have appropriate windows or Linux IdentityModule DUP matching your OS.
INSTALLATION ( OS DUP method ) :
1) Refer to "Dell Update Packages Version 7.2 User's Guide" or later found on Dell's support site http://www.dell.com/support/home .
INSTALLATION ( Remote Enablement method):
1) Please request latest '12G_Dell_OEM_IdentityModule_One_to_Many_Update" document from Dell OEM team.
INSTALLATION ( iDRAC GUI method):
Note: Only windows DUP are supported for this method.
1) Login to Idrac GUI. Navigate to 'Update and Rollback' link and using "Firmware Update" tab, browse to the windows DUP on your machine.
2) Upload the windows DUP and confirm "Package successfully downloaded" message under 'Update details'.
3) Click on 'Install next reboot' or 'Install and Reboot' button as appropriate.
4) Navigate to 'Job Queue' page and confirm that the job completed.
5) Let the iDRAC reboot complete ( depending upon install option you chose in step 3).
6) Reboot host.
7) Verify the Branding changes ( on iDrac GUI and System) are working.
******************* "Cust BSU ".exe (Board Service Utility) *******************
Important Notes:
1. This utility should only be used for installing after motherboard replacement and by Dell OEM Service team ( using 'MotherBoard Replacement' steps).
Use of this utility for other purposes may render the current application inoperable.
Please consult your support/services before using this utility
Reboot will be required
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