- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings
- Introduction
- Using Lifecycle Controller
- Operating System Deployment
- Monitor
- Hardware Inventory View and Export
- About View and Export Current Inventory
- About View and Export Factory-Shipped Inventory
- Viewing Hardware Inventory—Current or Factory-Shipped
- Exporting Hardware Inventory—Current or Factory-Shipped
- Viewing or Exporting Hardware Inventory After Part Replacement
- Viewing and Exporting Current Inventory After Resetting Lifecycle Controller
- Lifecycle Log
- Firmware Update
- Configure
- System Control Panel Access Options
- Configuring iDRAC
- Configuring System Time And Date
- Configuring vFlash SD Card
- Configuring RAID
- Configuring RAID Using Software RAID
- Creating a Secure Virtual Disk on Series 8 Controller
- Key Encryption
- Local Key Encryption Mode
- Breaking Mirrored Drives
- System Setup-Advanced Hardware Configuration
- Collect System Inventory on Restart
- Configuring Local FTP Server
- Configuring Local USB Drive
- Maintain
- Troubleshooting and Frequently Asked Questions
- Lifecycle Log Schema
- Easy-to-use System Component Names
- Using The System Setup and Boot Manager
Dell Lifecycle Controller 2 Release 1.4.0 User's Guide
About View and Export Factory-Shipped Inventory
You can view information about the factory-installed hardware components and their configuration. You can export this information in an XML format to a USB drive, network share, or both the locations. The XML file is saved in this format: FactoryShippedHWInventory_<servicetag>.xml.
For more information about the easy-to-use names of the hardware components, see Easy-to-use System Component Names.
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