Users Guide

5 Select the drive to map it. The image on the USB ash drive is mapped to the managed system.
Installing bare metal OS using attached virtual media
and remote le share
To do this, see Deploying operating system using remote le share.
Managing rack density
Suppose two servers are installed in a rack. To add two additional servers, need to determine how much capacity is left in the rack.
To assess the capacity of a rack to add additional servers:
1 View the current power consumption data and historical power consumption data for the servers.
2 Based on the data, power infrastructure and cooling system limitations, enable the power cap policy and set the power cap values.
NOTE: It is recommended that you set a cap close to the peak, and then use that capped level to determine how much
capacity is remaining in the rack for adding more servers.
Installing new electronic license
See License operations for more information.
Applying IO Identity conguration settings for multiple
network cards in single host system reboot
If you have multiple network cards in a server that is part of a Storage Area Network (SAN) environment and you want to apply dierent
virtual addresses, initiator and target conguration settings to those cards, use the I/O Identity Optimization feature to reduce the time in
conguring the settings. To do this:
1 Make sure that BIOS, iDRAC, and the network cards are updated to the latest rmware version.
2 Enable IO Identity Optimization.
3 Export the XML conguration le from iDRAC.
4 Edit the I/O Identity optimization settings in the XML le.
5 Import the XML conguration le to iDRAC.
Related link
Updating device rmware
Enabling or disabling IO Identity Optimization
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