Recently, I ran across a gentleman who was having some difficulty installing a SSL certificate to his iDrac6 and iDrac7 systems. The GUI upload for some reason was not working and he didn’t really care because he had to install the certificate and key on dozens of Dell PowerEdge Servers. The best way to go
The other day I was updating running firmware/driver updates on a 12G Dell server. I like to start with the iDrac firmware and work my way through the BIOS, Chipset, PERC, LCC, etc. I was running the Windows iDrac7 firmware update where I encountered the error message: Failed to access Virtual USB Device This is a
With the Enterprise Licence installed on the iDrac7 you have the option to mount ISOs and boot to them during POST. This is a terrific feature for those of you who want to remotely administer your machines – completely hands free. That’s right, throw your new systems in a lights out datacenter and kiss burning
