PowerEdge Servers Error and Event Messages Reference Guide
BIOS—BIOS Management Event Messages
BIOS0001
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Trusted Compute Module (TPM) Physical Presence Operation arg1 logged.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PPI Operation
- Detailed Description
- BIOS logged a Trusted Compute Module (TPM) Physical Presence Operation.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Work Notes (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS001
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- The command was successful
- Detailed Description
- The command was successful.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS002
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Resource allocation failure.
- Detailed Description
- Unable to allocate required memory to perform the requested operation; see the inserted comment.
- Recommended Response Action
- Power cycle system and reapply firmware packages for Lifecycle Controller and iDRAC.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Critical
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS003
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Missing required parameter. Refer to the inserted comment.
- Detailed Description
- An invalid number of arguments was passed to the method.
- Recommended Response Action
- Enter all the required command parameters. Check documentation and try again.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS004
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Invalid parameter value for arg1
- Arguments
- arg1 = attribute name
- Detailed Description
- The value for the specified parameter is invalid.
- Recommended Response Action
- Verify that parameter values passed to the method are entered as they appear in the enumeration and parameter data type matches the documentation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS0045
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to authenticate the digital signature of the CPLD firmware because the current CPLD firmware version does not support the authentication process.
- Detailed Description
- The digital signature of the CPLD firmware cannot be authenticated because the current CPLD is not running Dell authentic firmware.
- Recommended Response Action
- Download the latest CPLD version from the support site, update the CPLD version, and then retry the operation. For information about updating a CPLD firmware, see the CPLD Release Notes available on the Drivers and Downloads page of the support site.
- Category
- Audit (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Critical
- LCD Message
- Failed CPLD authentication. Update CPLD firmware.
- Redfish Event Type
- Alert
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, WS Eventing, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*, LCD
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Filter Visibility, LC Log*, LCD
BIOS0046
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- PCIe Segment arg1.
- Arguments
- arg1 = segment
- Detailed Description
- This event indicates PCIe segment of the system.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- System Health (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- LCD Message
- PCIe Segment <segment>.
- Redfish Event Type
- Alert
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, WS Eventing, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*, LCD
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS0047
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to validate the system BIOS.
- Detailed Description
- The Baseboard Management Controller cannot validate the system BIOS and a recovery operation must be performed.
- Recommended Response Action
- To initiate the system BIOS update, do the following: 1) Download and install the BIOS Dell Update Package (DUP). 2) Perform a Virtual AC Cycle or AC Cycle operation on the server to complete the recovery operation. 3) If the issue persists, Collect a SupportAssist collection (TSR) report using iDRAC. Visit https://www.dell.com/support/incidents-online/contactus/dynamic to use the Virtual Assistant to analyze the collection and recommend a resolution.
- Category
- System Health (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Critical
- Trap/EventID
- 2057
- Redfish Event Type
- Alert
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, WS Eventing, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*, LCD
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS005
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Mismatch in AttributeName and AttributeValue count
- Detailed Description
- The number of AttributeName and AttributeValue parameters do not match.
- Recommended Response Action
- Enter the same number of parameters for AttributeName and AttributeValue. Refer to documentation for method input parameter details.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS006
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Configuration job already created, cannot set attribute on specified target until existing job is completed or is cancelled.
- Detailed Description
- A configuration job is already created on the specified target. No further command is allowed until the existing job succeeds or the job is cancelled.
- Recommended Response Action
- Wait for the job to complete. To continue with more set operations on the specified target, cancel the job and proceed.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS007
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Configuration job already created, cannot create another configuration job on specified target until existing job is completed or is cancelled.
- Detailed Description
- A configuration job is already created on the specified target. No further command is allowed until the existing job succeeds or the job is cancelled.
- Recommended Response Action
- Wait for the job to complete. To continue with more set operations on the specified target, cancel the job and proceed.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS008
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- No pending data present to create a Configuration job.
- Detailed Description
- No changes are available between the previous configuration and the current configuration. To create a configuration job, at least one attribute should be changed.
- Recommended Response Action
- Change the configuration of one or more attributes and then create a configuration job.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS009
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Lifecycle Controller is currently in use.
- Detailed Description
- Lifecycle Controller cannot gain access to internal storage because of use by another application or operation.
- Recommended Response Action
- Wait for the current Lifecycle Controller operation to complete. Verify that the system is 1) Not currently in Lifecycle Controller Unified Server Configurator utility 2) Waiting for user intervention at F1/F2 POST error 3) Not in any of the device or controller Option ROMs and retry the operation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS010
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Lifecycle Controller is not enabled, cannot create Configuration job.
- Detailed Description
- For 11G systems: System Services must be enabled to perform the requested operation. System Services has been disabled through the iDRAC configuration utility accessed by pressing CTRL+E on boot up or through a remote operation. For 12G and above generations: Lifecycle Controller must be enabled to perform the requested operation. Lifecycle Controller has been disabled by pressing F2 Setup, selecting iDRAC Configuration, and selecting Lifecycle Controller Settings on boot up or through a remote operation.
- Recommended Response Action
- For 11G systems: Use the iDRAC configuration utility to enable the System Services by pressing on the CTRL+E option on boot up at the targeted system. For 12G and above generations: Use F2 Setup, select iDRAC Configuration, and select Lifecycle Controller Settings, to enable the Lifecycle Controller on boot up of the targeted system.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS011
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Configuration job already created, pending data cannot be deleted.
- Detailed Description
- Configuration job already created on the specified target. No further command is allowed until the existing job is completed.
- Recommended Response Action
- Cancel the configuration job or wait for the job to complete. Refer to documentation on job cancellation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS012
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- No pending data to delete.
- Detailed Description
- No changes to BIOS attribute data are available between the previous configuration and the current configuration.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS013
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Invalid AttributeName arg1
- Arguments
- arg1 = attribute name
- Detailed Description
- An unknown AttributeName was specified in the operation.
- Recommended Response Action
- Enter the correct AttributeName available in the system. Refer to the enumeration response for desired attribute.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS014
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Invalid AttributeValue for AttributeName: arg1
- Arguments
- arg1 = attribute name
- Detailed Description
- AttributeValue may be invalid because of the following causes: 1) Length of new AttributeValue is not within required minimum length and maximum length 2) Value of new AttributeValue is not within required LowerBound and UpperBound 3) Value of new AttributeValue is not one of the possible values.
- Recommended Response Action
- Refer to the documentation on valid Attribute values.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS015
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- AttributeValue cannot be changed to read only AttributeName arg1.
- Arguments
- arg1 = attribute name
- Detailed Description
- A set attribute operation was attempted on a read only attribute.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS016
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- AttributeValue cannot be changed for disabled AttributeName arg1.
- Arguments
- arg1 = attribute name
- Detailed Description
- A set attribute operation was attempted on a disabled attribute.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS017
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to delete vFlash pending one-time boot configuration
- Detailed Description
- Unable to delete vFlash pending one-time boot configuration.
- Recommended Response Action
- Remove AC power from system and after restoring AC power, retry the operation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Critical
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS018
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Invalid BIOS Password.
- Detailed Description
- The BIOS password specified in the operation is not valid. A valid BIOS password must be made from the following: 0 to 32 characters in length, numbers 0 to 9, lowercase letters a to z, special characters <>|-,+./;[\].
- Recommended Response Action
- Retry the operation with a BIOS password that conforms with system BIOS password requirements.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS021
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Cannot authenticate BIOS password.
- Detailed Description
- The old BIOS password specified in the change BIOS password operation was incorrect.
- Recommended Response Action
- Retry the operation with correct old BIOS password.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS022
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Cannot set the BIOS password. Password is disabled due to a jumper setting on the motherboard.
- Detailed Description
- The BIOS password is disabled in the hardware using a jumper and can not be set. See the system owners manual for jumper location.
- Recommended Response Action
- Change the jumper setting on the system board to enable changing the BIOS password.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS023
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Cannot perform the operation due to an unknown error in iDRAC.
- Detailed Description
- An unrecoverable error occurred in the operation while communicating with iDRAC.
- Recommended Response Action
- Retry the operation. If the issue continues, reset the iDRAC.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS024
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- The set operation did not complete successfully as the attribute is read-only.
- Detailed Description
- The operation cannot run as the attribute value cannot be modified.
- Recommended Response Action
- For more information on the attribute, see Lifecycle Controller-Remote Services documentation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS025
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable set the BIOS password as the BIOS password status is locked.
- Detailed Description
- The status of the password is Locked in BIOS and must be set to Unlocked for the operation to succeed.
- Recommended Response Action
- Change BIOS password status in the BIOS setup from Locked to Unlocked and retry the operation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS026
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Password status cannot be set to locked when a System Password change is pending.
- Detailed Description
- The status of the Password cannot be set to locked, because currently there is a System Password change is pending.
- Recommended Response Action
- Wait until the pending System Password change is applied or delete the pending System Password change and retry the operation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS027
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to change the BIOS password because the password is currently being configured using plain text. Unable to set the attribute arg1.
- Arguments
- arg1 = attribute name
- Detailed Description
- The attribute identified in the message cannot be set, because the password is currently being reset by using plain text. The BIOS password cannot be simultaneously configured by using plain text and a hash.
- Recommended Response Action
- Wait until the current password configuration process is completed, and then retry the operation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS028
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to change the BIOS password using plain text because the password is currently being configured using a hash.
- Detailed Description
- The BIOS password cannot be simultaneously configured by using plain text and a hash.
- Recommended Response Action
- Wait until the current password configuration process is completed and retry the operation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS029
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to change the BIOS password because an Export Server Profile operation is already running.
- Detailed Description
- The BIOS password cannot be configured because an Export Server Profile operation is already running.
- Recommended Response Action
- Wait until the current export operation is completed, and then retry the operation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS030
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to change the BIOS password because an Import Server Profile operation is already running.
- Detailed Description
- The BIOS password cannot be configured because an Import Server Profile operation is already running.
- Recommended Response Action
- Wait until the current import operation is completed, and then retry the operation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS031
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to start the configuration operation because System Lockdown mode is enabled.
- Detailed Description
- The configuration operation cannot be started because the System Lockdown mode is enabled.
- Recommended Response Action
- Make sure that the Lockdown.1#SystemLockdown attribute is set to Disabled and then retry the operation. For information about the Lockdown mode, see the relevant iDRAC Users Guide available on the support site.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS032
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to access the network share because incorrect network share identify information is entered.
- Detailed Description
- The network share cannot be accessed because incorrect network share identify information is entered.
- Recommended Response Action
- Enter correct network share identify information and retry the operation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS033
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to write to the network share either because the network share is read-only or sufficient disk space is unavailable for the export operation.
- Detailed Description
- Data cannot be written to the network share either because the network share is read-only or sufficient disk space is unavailable for the export operation.
- Recommended Response Action
- Do the following and retry the operation: 1) Make sure that the network share is not read-only. 2) Make sure that there is sufficient disk space on the network share.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS034
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to retrieve the record information because the requested record is not available.
- Detailed Description
- The record operation cannot be retrieved because the requested record is not available.
- Recommended Response Action
- Make sure that the record data entered is correct and retry the operation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS035
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to start the operation because invalid hash signature parameter is entered.
- Detailed Description
- The operation cannot be started because invalid hash signature parameter is entered.
- Recommended Response Action
- Make sure that correct parameters are entered and retry the operation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS036
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to start the import operation because the public key (PK) certificate is already available.
- Detailed Description
- The import operation cannot be started because the public key (PK) certificate is already available.
- Recommended Response Action
- Delete the existing public key (PK) certificate, enter a new PK, and then retry the operation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS037
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to start the import operation either because the file name entered : arg1 is invalid, file is corrupted, or the file encoding format is incorrect.
- Arguments
- arg1 = file name
- Detailed Description
- The import operation cannot be started either because the file name identified in the message is invalid, file is corrupted, or the file encoding format is incorrect.
- Recommended Response Action
- Make sure that a valid file is used and retry the operation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS038
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to read the SecureBoot policy because of unknown issues.
- Detailed Description
- The SecureBoot policy cannot be read because of unknown issues.
- Recommended Response Action
- Perform the Collect System Inventory on Restart (CSIOR) operation, see the report, and then retry the operation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS039
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to start the operation because invalid parameters are entered.
- Detailed Description
- The operation cannot be started because invalid parameters are entered.
- Recommended Response Action
- Make sure that correct parameters are entered and retry the operation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS040
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to import the SecureBoot certificate data because of insufficient disk space to store the certificate data.
- Detailed Description
- The SecureBoot certificate data cannot be imported because of insufficient disk space to store the certificate data.
- Recommended Response Action
- Delete the current SecureBoot certificate and retry the operation. If the issue, persists, Collect a SupportAssist collection (TSR) report using iDRAC. Visit https://www.dell.com/support/incidents-online/contactus/dynamic to use the Virtual Assistant to analyze the collection and recommend a resolution.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS041
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Operation not allowed because hash signature is not supported in Platform Key (PK) and Key Exchange (KEK).
- Detailed Description
- The operation cannot be completed because hash signature is not supported in Platform Key (PK) and Key Exchange Key (KEK).
- Recommended Response Action
- Make sure that hash signature is not used in the input parameter and retry the operation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS042
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to import the file arg1 because the file does not exist in the source directory.
- Arguments
- arg1 = file name
- Detailed Description
- The file identified in the message cannot be imported because the file does not exist in the source directory.
- Recommended Response Action
- Make sure that the file exists in the remote share and retry the operation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS043
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to complete the operation because the length of input parameter arg1 is more than the maximum allowed length arg2.
- Arguments
- arg1 = parameter name
- arg2 = parameter length
- Detailed Description
- The maximum number of characters allowed for the parameter is displayed.
- Recommended Response Action
- Make sure that the parameter length is equal to or less than the maximum allowed, and then retry the operation.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS044
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to complete the operation because the operation is not allowed when the Secure Boot Policy is in Standard mode.
- Detailed Description
- The operation cannot be completed because the operation is not allowed when the Secure Boot Policy is in Standard mode.
- Recommended Response Action
- Make sure that the BIOS.Setup.1-1:SecureBootPolicy is set to Custom and then retry the operation. For information about SecureBootPolicy, see the Redfish API Guide available on the support site.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS045
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- The Recovery operation successfully initiated.
- Detailed Description
- The Recovery operation is successfully initiated. For information about the status of recovery operation, view the Lifecycle logs.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required. However, the server will be automatically powered off, and becomes unresponsive for approximately five minutes. During this period, do not disconnect the power from the server.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
BIOS101
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to read or change any of the system BIOS configuration settings.
- Detailed Description
- The system configuration data that BIOS exposes to Server Administrator is malformed or not available and Server Administrator is unable to read or change any of the system BIOS configuration settings.
- Recommended Response Action
- Power cycle the system and retry the operation. If the problem persists, reinstall the BIOS firmware Update Package.
- Category
- Configuration (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Critical
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- No alerts are applicable for this message
BIOS102
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- A system BIOS update is scheduled that requires a reboot.
- Detailed Description
- A BIOS update job is scheduled through the remote access controller, and the system must be rebooted to apply the update.
- Recommended Response Action
- Reboot the system to apply the BIOS update.
- Category
- Audit (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- OMSA Event ID
- 5002
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- No alerts are applicable for this message
BIOS103
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- A previously scheduled system BIOS update is canceled.
- Detailed Description
- A previously scheduled BIOS update job is cancelled.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (BIOS = BIOS Management)
- Severity
- Informational
- OMSA Event ID
- 5003
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- No alerts are applicable for this message
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