Users Guide

• Select a query from the drop-down list or create a new query by clicking the New button.

• Select servers on which you want to run this task and click Next.

NOTE: Devices that are not applicable for the iDRAC Service Module deployment are not available for selection

in the Task Target. Moving the mouse pointer over such a device in the Task Target displays a tool tip that

indicates why the iDRAC Service Module cannot be deployed. If you want to override the device capability and

allow all the available devices for selection as task targets, select Enable all.

4. On Schedule and Credentials, set the schedule parameters, provide user credentials to enable the task.

5. If you want to deploy the iDRAC Service Module as a sudo user, select Enable Sudo and update the SSH port number.

NOTE: Before you deploy the iDRAC Service Module using sudo, create a new user account, edit the sudoers le

using the visudo command, and add the following:

Cmnd_Alias OMEUPDATE = /bin/tar,/bin/cat,/bin/rpm,/opt/dell/srvadmin/bin/

omexec,/tmp/LinuxPreInstallPackage64/runbada,/tmp/LinuxPreInstallPackage64/omexec

<sudo_username> ALL=OMEUPDATE, NOPASSWD:OMEUPDATE

NOTE: If the iDRAC Service Module is uninstalled from a system by a root user, before deploying the iDRAC Service

Module on that system using sudo, make sure that all the iDRAC Service Module pre-installation package les are

removed from the tmp folder.

NOTE: Deploying the iDRAC Service Module using sudo is not supported on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server and ESX

targets.

6. Click Finish.

For information about the elds in the Create a Deployment Task wizard, see Deployment Task.