- 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 or exporting current inventory after resetting Lifecycle Controller
- Lifecycle Controller 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 a RAID 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 a local USB drive
- Configuring NFS and CIFS servers
- Conditions while configuring HTTP / HTTPS server
- Maintain
- Platform restore
- Backup server profile
- Export server profile
- Import server profile
- Import server license
- Part replacement configuration
- Repurpose or retire system
- Hardware diagnostics
- SupportAssist Collection
- Easy-to-use system component names
- Using the system setup and boot manager
- Troubleshooting and frequently asked questions
Dell Lifecycle Controller GUI v2.70.70.70 User's Guide
Configuring a local USB drive
If you are using a private network that does not have access to external sites such as downloads.dell.com, you can provide updates from a locally configured USB drive.
The USB drive used as a repository must have at least 8 GB free space.
NOTE: A USB drive is
not required for users, who have access to downloads.dell.com through a proxy server.
For the latest updates, download the most recent Dell Server Updates ISO images for your system from Support/Manuals: downloads.dell.com.
NOTE: Lifecycle Controller
supports internal SATA optical drives, USB drives, and Virtual Media
devices. If the installation media is corrupt or not readable, then
Lifecycle Controller may be unable to detect the presence of a media.
In this case, an error message is displayed stating that no media
is available.
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