Release Notes

Issue 17
Description
When using the virtual console on RHEL with Firefox, if the network connection to the iDRAC is lost a blank message box
may be displayed. If the network connection is shortly restored the message box may eventually display the “Virtual
Console is restarted” message and then closes. Normally the message is immediately displayed in the message box, but on
occasions this may not happen. The display of the message is controlled by the JRE and if the blank message box is seen this
is not an iDRAC firmware issue.
Issue 18
Description
When connecting to the iDRAC GUI using browsers supporting localized languages, some generic messages are displayed that
are not localized in the title such as: "The page at //10.35.155.207 says:". This is a browser limitation and cannot be
changed in the iDRAC.
Issue 19
Description
When using the Virtual Console that uses the Java plug-in with attached Virtual Media, occasionally when disconnecting the
Virtual Media the console also closes unexpectedly. When this happens, restart the Virtual Console to regain access.
Issue 20
Description
During the SLES 11 installation through the "Dell Systems Management Tools and Documentation" DVD, if the DVD is
connected through Virtual Media, the image installation may not proceed after the system configuration step. It shows a
warning dialog message similar to the following:
"Empty destination in URL: hd:///install/?device=/dev/sdc1".
Resolution
To continue the installation, delete the question mark ‘?’, refresh the URL and the installation will proceed. This issue is not
seen when using the managed system's local CD/DVD or using the operating system DVD directly instead of the "Dell Systems
Management Tools and Documentation" DVD.
Issue 21
Description
When using the WSMan DCIM_RAIDService GetAvailableDisks method to retrieve specific RAID devices, the XML file passed to
the command contains a “RaidLevel” value for the selection. No error checking is done on the RaidLevel Value. Therefore,
if an incorrect or invalid value is specified, incorrect results may be returned (for example, “abcd” becomes “0”; “64.999
becomes “64”). The RaidLevel specified must be an appropriate integer RAID level value (“1”, “2”, “4”, “64”, “128”,
“2048”, “8192”, “16384”, per DCIM_VirtualDiskView.mof).