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SA = Serial ATA
AS = SAS
SF = SAS RAID
SE = SAS Non RAID
BI = BIOS
Chipset = Chipset
FC = Fibre Channel
PC = PCIe
ES = ESM
TH = Tape Drives
AU = Audio
VI = Video
DI = Diagnostics
SV = Lifecycle Controller
FW = Firmware
SG = Storage Controller
CE = Chassis System Management
IN = Input
AP = Application
iDRAC with Lifecycle Controller = iDRAC with
Lifecycle Controller
Express Flash PCIe SSD = Express Flash PCIe
SSD
ImportanceID
1= Recommended, 2= Urgent, 3 = Optional
Installation Services
1 = Out of Band, 2 = In Band, 3 = Both, 4 = CMC
Package Services
1 = Out of Band, 2 = In Band, 3 = Both, 4 = CMC
OOBCapability
1 = true, 0 = false
SixyBitSupport
1 = true, 0 = false
2.19 Configuration Compliance
The configuration of a server or chassis in a production environment must be properly maintained to ensure
availability of the server.These server configuration settings tend to be drifted over time because of various
reasons.The OME UI provides functionality to create configuration baseline and associate to multiple devices
to have common settings if any drift in configuration then that device becomes non-compliant and user can
take appropriate action to make it compliant. Please see the Managing Server Configuration Baseline white
paper for more information.
REST API provides functionality to get non-compliant devices. The following is a output of non-compliant
devices and configuration details associated with a specific device/group identified by
<DEVICE_ID>/<GROUP_ID> or for all devices/groups from below URI table:
Operations Supported: GET
Sample output for non-compliant devices under device group.