Users Guide

Lifecycle Controller 1.4.0.128 Not Applicable

BIOS 2.2.2 2.3.2

M630 iDRAC 2.10.10.10 2.20.20.20

Lifecycle Controller Not Applicable Not Applicable

BIOS 1.1.5 Not Applicable

M830 iDRAC 2.10.10.10 2.20.20.20

Lifecycle Controller Not Applicable Not Applicable

BIOS 1.1.5 Not Applicable

Deleting Scheduled Server Component Firmware

Jobs

NOTE: To use this feature, you must have an Enterprise License.

You can delete jobs scheduled for the selected components and/or devices across one or more servers.

Deleting Scheduled Server Component Firmware Jobs

Using the Web Interface

To delete scheduled server component firmware jobs:

1. In the left pane, click Server Overview, and then click Update.

2. On the Server Component Update page, filter the component or device (optional).

3. In the Job Status column, if a check box is displayed next to the job status, it implies that a Lifecycle Controller job is in progress and

currently in the indicated state. It can be selected for a job-deletion operation.

4. Click Delete Job. The jobs are deleted for the selected components or devices.

Updating Storage Component Using CMC Web

Interface

Make sure the DUPs for the required storage components are downloaded.

To update the storage components:

1. In the left pane, click Chassis Overview > Storage > Update.

2. On the Storage Component Update page, click Browse.

The Choose to Upload File dialog box is displayed

3. Browse to location where the required DUP file was downloaded and saved from the Dell support Site and select the DUP file, and

click Open.

The DUP file name and path are displayed in the Browse field.

4. Click Upload.

The DUP is uploaded to CMC. The Storage Component Update section displays only the components that are supported by the

downloaded DUP file. The current version, latest available version and the Update check box are displayed for the components.

5. Select the appropriate Update check boxes for the required components.

6. Click Update.

The firmware update action is initiated for the selected components. The progress is displayed in the Update column

After the action is complete, an appropriate message is displayed to indicate the completion or failure of the firmware update.

Updating Firmware