iDRAC9 with Lifecycle Controller Version 3.19.19.19 Release Notes

Incorrect slot names are displayed in LC logs when NVMe Disks are installed in the system.

[Date]   PR7   Dell NVMe PCIe SSD Configuration Data(Bay 3:Enclosure Internal 0-2)

Version/Systems affected: All systems supported by this release.

Dell tracking: 79270

Although the ProcAts attribute is not supported in BIOS, you may be able to create a configuration job using WSMan. However, the job fails and returns an error message. This attribute is not visible in any of the interfaces or WSMan enumeration.

Do not use the ProcAts attribute because it is not supported in BIOS.

Version/Systems affected: All systems supported by this release.

Dell tracking: 78968

If the system has a direct-attached NVMe SSD configuration, a dummy storage NVMe controller named PCIe SSD in Slot 1 in Bay 1 (PC) is listed in SNMP Walk/Get.

N/A

Version/Systems affected: All systems supported by this release.

Dell tracking: 80884

If you access the iDRAC web interface using Safari version older than 10, you cannot download any files from iDRAC.

Use Safari version 10 or later, or use any other browser supported by this release.

Version/Systems affected: All systems supported by this release.

Dell tracking: 82456

Success event is logged in Lifecycle log when user tries to update NVDIMM with firmware that has a corrupted header.

N/A

Version/Systems affected: All systems supported by this release.

Dell tracking: 83367

On a H830 controller, after you use auto-configuration to create more than 64 VDs and then try a reset-config operation, the pending delete action is applied only for the first 64 VDs.

N/A

Version/Systems affected: All system supported by this release.

Dell tracking: 82424

You cannot update the firmware for SEP Backplane using a catalog.

For updating the firmware for SEP Backplane, use a single DUP.

Version/Systems affected: All systems supported by this release.

Dell tracking: 79654

If you upgrade to this version of iDRAC and then update the SEP backplane firmware to 4.23 on a system that has a SAS expander with an HBA330 controller, then the SEP update may fail.

Perform a complete power cycle of the system and then retry the update. You can perform the power cycle either by completely turning off the system and turning it back on, or by using the racadm serveraction powercycle command. To avoid the power cycle, update the SEP backplane firmware before updating the iDRAC to this version.

Version/Systems affected: All systems supported by this release.

Dell tracking: 87700

If you have a network card with some 10G ports or faster and some 1G ports, Family Driver Version may not display the correct version or may display Unavailable.

Use operating system tools or OMSA to view the driver version.

Version/Systems affected: All systems supported by this release.

Dell tracking: 87441

RAC022: Unable to set values for User Password, IPMILan, IPMISerial or User Admin Privilege because the UserName is not configured.

To configure user attributes, retry the SCP import operation. Alternatively, ensure that the UserName attribute appears first in User attributes list in the import file.

Version/Systems affected: All systems supported by this release.

Dell tracking: 86360

When NVMe mode is set to RAID, S140 controller's roll-up status is reported as OK (1) and even though the status is reported Unknown (0).

N/A

Version/Systems affected: All systems supported by this release.

Dell tracking: 90764

On PowerEdge R940xa, after changing power-configuration settings in System Setup > iDRAC Settings, an error occurs while saving the changes. The PSU redundancy setting displayed are incorrect.

To change power-configuration settings and PSU redundancy, use iDRAC web interface or RACADM.

Version/Systems affected: PowerEdge R940xa

Dell tracking: 95600

If a catalog created using Dell Repository Manager (DRM) 3.x is used for updating firmware from LC UI, the update fails.

Use a catalog created using DRM 2.x.

Version/Systems affected: All systems supported by this release.

Dell tracking: 97916

When the backplane Signal A cable is unplugged, the System Event Logs indicates that the Signal B cable is unplugged. When the backplane Signal B cable is unplugged, the System Event Logs indicates that the Signal A cable is unplugged.

N/A

Version/Systems affected: PowerEdge R940xa

Dell tracking: 97647