PowerEdge: SUP029 Warning When Trying to Update Firmware Using HTTPS Method
Summary: This article provides information about SUP029 warning message which shows when trying to update firmware using https method.
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Symptoms
For IDRAC 9:
When going to IDRAC9 > Maintenance > System Update > Manual Update, select HTTPS as the location type option.
After adding downloads.dell.com:
And then clicking Check for update:
Notice this warning message showing:
For IDRAC 8/7:
Go to IDRAC8 > Overview > Update and Rollback > Change File location type to HTTPs and add downloads.dell.com as the HTTPS address:
When clicking Check for update on the top, the warning message shows:
Cause
This is a normal message.
Resolution
No actions needed
The error means that the server's firmware matches the repository's firmware.
Review the SupportAssist log (Technical Support Report (TSR) log) pulled from IDRAC Interface, notice that the installed firmware version matches the catalog:
The above list can be located by uncompressing the SupportAssist log (Technical Support Report (TSR) log)
Open the uncompressed folder > TSRxxxxxxx.pl folder > tsr folder > open the viewer.html.
Example:
The firmware versions can also be checked directly in the IDRAC interface:
IDRAC 9 > System > Inventory > Firmware inventory
Compare with the latest versions.
IDRAC 8/7 > Overview > Server > System inventory > Firmware inventory
Compare with the latest versions.
How to Extract SupportAssist Logs Using iDRAC9.
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Affected Products
Repository Manager, Server Update Utility, iDRAC7, iDRAC8, iDRAC9, CatalogArticle Properties
Article Number: 000200053
Article Type: Solution
Last Modified: 10 Dec 2024
Version: 7
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