Users Guide

b In Server Hardware, select Set BIOS cong.

c Select the appropriate boot image, credentials, and other inputs.

d Click Create and Save the Task Sequence.

2 Edit the task sequence and from the Action drop-down list, select Get.

a Right-click on the task sequence and click Edit.

b Delete the step Build the Reference Machine as deploying OS is not required.

c Click Set BIOS Cong (ini le).

d Change the action to Get.

e In Conguration File/Command line parameters, provide a lename. This lename is assigned to the BIOS cong le that is

created after running the task sequence.

f In the Log/Return Files tab, provide the share path and credentials of the location where you want to create the le.

g Save the task sequence.

3 Run the task sequence on the target for which you need to set the boot order.

A le is created in the mentioned share location with the specied le name.

4 Select a value for the bootseq attribute from the cong le. For example: bootseq=nic.emb.1,cdrom.emb.0,hdd.emb.

0,virtualfloppy.slot.1,virtualcd.slot.1

Values separated by comma are the individual bootable devices in the target.

5 Select the device ID of the device which you want to set in the boot order. For example, hdd.emb.0.

Conguring RAID by using RAID Cong (wizard)

By using the RAID Cong (wizard) you can create a new conguration le or import an existing conguration to congure RAID on your

systems.

For instance, to congure RAID by creating a new conguration le using the RAID Cong (wizard). From the left-hand side of the Task

Sequence Editor, under Congure Hardware > Step1, click Set RAID Cong (wizard).

Under Conguration le/Command line parameters there are three options you can choose from:

• <Create conguration le>

• <Import conguration le>

• <sample.xml>

To create steps for RAID:

1 Select the sample ini le from the drop-down.

The View button is enabled.

2 Click View to open the ini le. Make modications as per the congurations required and save the le.

For information about the ini le format, see “Sample File Formats” in the Dell OpenManage Deployment Toolkit Version 4.4 Command

Line Interface Reference Guide. You can access the guide from this URL: www.dell.com/support/Manuals.

The Array Builder <XML lename>.xml window is displayed.

3 Select Save to a le in the toolkit package for this custom action when I click OK and click OK to return to the Task Sequence

Editor window.

4 Click OK.

5 Save the le in the default directory.

An example of default directory: \\<site server hostname>\sms_<site code>\OSD\lib\Packages\Deployment\Dell\PowerEdge\DTK

\Template\Congs\Raidcfg.

6 Click Apply to save the edited le to the task sequence.

Alternatively, you can select the <Create conguration le> option from the drop-down to create a .ini le from the start.

Using the Dell EMC Server Deployment Pack on systems running System Center

Conguration Manager, 2012 SP2,

2012 R2 SP1, 2012 R2, 2012 SP1, or 2012