Users Guide

NOTE: If you select Network Share (CIFS, NFS, or HTTP), you can verify the connection by clicking Test Network

Connection. By default, Lifecycle Controller pings the host and proxy IP.

5 Type or select the appropriate data.

6 Click Next.

The Select Updates page is displayed with the catalog le, catalog version, and component names for which the updates are available.

7 Select the components that require an update, and then click Apply.

The update process is initiated and the rmware update is completed. After restart, the system is ready to use.

NOTE: The system does not restart if operating system driver packs, OS collector tool, or hardware diagnostics are

updated.

NOTE: When applying more than one update, the system may restart between updates. In this case, Lifecycle Controller

restarts the server and automatically continues the update process.

NOTE: iDRAC resets while updating iDRAC. If the iDRAC rmware update is interrupted for any reason, wait for up to

30 minutes before you attempt another rmware update.

NOTE: After the CPLD rmware is updated on the modular servers, on the View Current Versions page, under Firmware

Update, the rmware update date is displayed as 2000-01-01, regardless of the actual update date. The updated date

and time are displayed based on the time zone that is congured on the server.

NOTE: On a Dell PowerEdge server, if you use Lifecycle Controller to update the Intel Network Card rmware from

version 15.0

.xx

to 16.5

.xx

or vice versa, reboot the server to view the updated rmware.

NOTE: If you update the Intel Network Card rmware from version 14.5

to 16.5

.xx

or vice versa on a Dell PowerEdge

server by using Lifecycle Controller, the Firmware Rollback page may display the rmware version as 15.0

.xx

instead of

14.5

. However, the Firmware Rollback page displays the version 14.5.x if you update the rmware by using the Intel

Network rmware DUPs on the OS.