Users Guide

Configuring and Using Virtual Media 265
Running Virtual Media
CAUTION: Do not issue a racreset command when running a Virtual Media
session. Otherwise, undesirable results may occur, including data loss.
NOTE: The Virtual Console viewer window application must remain active while
you access the virtual media.
1
Open a supported Web browser on your management station.
2
Log in to iDRAC6 Web interface.
3
Click the
Virtual Console/Media
tab.
The
Virtual Console and Virtual Media
screen is displayed.
Floppy Emulation Indicates whether the Virtual Media is displayed as a
floppy drive or as a USB key to the server. If Floppy
Emulation is selected, the Virtual Media device is
displayed as a floppy device on the server. If it is
deselected, it is displayed as a USB Key drive.
NOTE: On certain Windows Vista and Red Hat
Enterprise Linux environments, you may not be able to
virtualize a USB with Floppy Emulation enabled.
Enable Boot Once Enables (checked) or disables (not checked) the
boot-once option, which automatically terminates the
Virtual Media session after the server has booted once.
Use this attribute to boot from the Virtual Media. On
the next boot, the system will boot from the next
device in the boot order. This option is useful for
automated deployments.
Table 12-2. Virtual Media Configuration Values
(continued)
Attribute Value