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• Disable — Boot capture is disabled.
• Capture until buer full — Boot sequence is captured until the buer size has reached.
• Capture until end of POST — Boot sequence is captured until end of POST.
3 Click Apply to apply the settings.
Viewing logs
You can view System Event Logs (SELs) and Lifecycle logs. For more information, see Viewing System Event Log and Viewing Lifecycle
log .
Viewing last system crash screen
The last crash screen feature captures a screenshot of the most recent system crash, saves, and displays it in iDRAC. This is a licensed
feature.
To view the last crash screen:
1 Make sure that the last system crash screen feature is enabled.
2 In iDRAC Web interface, go to Overview > Server > Troubleshooting > Last Crash Screen.
The Last Crash Screen page displays the last saved crash screen from the managed system.
Click Clear to delete the last crash screen.
Related link
Enabling last crash screen
Viewing front panel status
The Front Panel on the managed system summarizes the status of the following components in the system:
• Batteries
• Fans
• Intrusion
• Power Supplies
• Removable Flash Media
• Temperatures
• Voltages
You can view the status of the front panel of the managed system:
• For rack and tower servers: LCD front panel and system ID LED status or LED front panel and system ID LED status.
• For blade servers: Only system ID LEDs.
Viewing system front panel LCD status
To view the LCD front panel status for applicable rack and tower servers, in iDRAC Web interface, go to Overview > Hardware > Front
Panel. The Front Panel page is displayed.
The Live Front Panel Feed section displays the live feed of the messages currently being displayed on the LCD front panel. When the
system is operating normally (indicated by solid blue color in the LCD front panel), both Hide Error and UnHide Error are grayed-out.
NOTE
: You can hide or unhide the errors only for rack and tower servers.
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