Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller 9 Version 3.30.30.30 User's Guide

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Discovered Servers View

After creating the local group, iDRAC group manager notifies all other iDRACs on the local network that a new group has been created. For iDRACs to be displayed under Discovered Servers, group manager feature should be enabled in each iDRAC. Discovered Servers View displays the list of the iDRACs detected on the same network, which can be part of any group. If an iDRAC does not show up in the discovered systems list then the user must logon to the specific iDRAC and join the group. The iDRAC that created the group will be shown as the only member in the essentials view until more iDRACs are joined to the group.

NOTE Discovered servers view at the Group manager console allows you to onboard one or more servers listed in the view in to that group. The progress of the activity can be tracked from GroupManager > Jobs. Alternatively you can logon to the iDRAC and select the group you would like to onboard from the drop down list to join that group. You can access the GroupManager welcome screen from iDRAC index page.

Table 1. Group onboard optionsGroup onboard options
Option	Description
Onboard and Change Login	Select a specific row and select the Onboard and Change Login option to get the newly discovered systems to the group. You must provide the admin logon credentials for the new systems to join the group. If the system has the default password, you need to change it while onboarding it to a group. Group onboarding allows you to apply the same group alert settings to the new systems.
Ignore	Allows you to ignore the systems from the discovered servers list, in case you do not want to add them in any group.
Un-Ignore	Allows you to select the systems that you would like to reinstate in the discovered servers list.
Rescan	Allows you to scan and generate the list of discovered servers at any time.