- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Release summary
- Compatibility
- New and enhanced features
- Fixes
- Important notes
- Known issues — To be fixed in future releases
- Voltage and Current Values for PSU displayed as NA
- Unable to install RHEL using HTML5 virtual console
- WSMan job with ProcAts attribute fails
- Incorrect slot names displayed in LC logs
- LC log message about CPU performance adjustment
- ValueName regex does not match schema definition
- iDRAC power allocation error prevents system boot
- RACADM command does not fully clear a job configuration
- Importing foreign virtual disk fails
- Online Help text is cropped
- Remote syslog alerts not received
- Error responses for HTTP status codes do not match Redfish standard
- Job completion percentage displayed incorrectly in Redfish
- Easy Restore does not restore BIOS settings
- Options not displayed in iDRAC web interface when accessed through CMC
- Random characters displayed in LC log
- Undesired characters displayed while entering user name at the host OS prompt
- Unable to download files from iDRAC using Safari
- Links to Enclosure and Chassis resources unavailable in Redfish
- Incorrect priority displayed for firmware on iDRAC web interface
- Unable to set time zone to Canada/East-Saskatchew
- GET operation fails when using NetworkDeviceFunction URI
- Limitations
- Updating iDRAC firmware
- Lifecycle Controller Remote Services — client tools
- Resources and support
- Contacting Dell EMC
iDRAC9 with Lifecycle Controller Version 3.21.26.22 Release Notes
Job completion percentage displayed incorrectly in Redfish
- Description
- In the Redfish interface, after a firmware update or rollback job is complete, the completion percentage displays as 254% instead of 100%.
- Workaround
- No action is required. A ‘Completed’ status indicates that the job is successful.
- Systems affected
- All system supported by this release.
- Tracking number
- 98973
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