Release Notes

Issue 20:
Description
On all Intel NICs, each port cannot be assigned different iSCSI initiator name (by assigning the value for
IscsiInitiatorName). If the name is changed for one port, the same change is applied to all ports.
Resolution
None.
Versions/Systems Affected
All Dell PowerEdge systems with iDRAC7.
Issue 21:
Description
When virtual world wide name and virtual world wide port name attributes on a NIC partition are set
using the WS-MAN interface, the new values are not updated in the iDRAC7 Web interface or when
racadm getsysinfo is run.
Resolution
Use WS-MAN interface to obtain the updated values for those attributes.
Versions/Systems Affected
All Dell PowerEdge systems with iDRAC7.
Issue 22:
Description
The Predicted Capacity Status attribute of the storage controller battery reported by iDRAC7 interfaces
may not be accurate in some situations.
Resolution
The Predicted Capacity Status attribute has been deprecated. To view the correct battery state, use the
storage battery state/status values instead.
Versions/Systems Affected
All Dell PowerEdge systems with iDRAC7 and out-of-band enabled PERC storage controllers.
Issue 23:
Description
When inventory changes are done to the storage sub-system (such as inserting and removing disk drives,
and so on) before or during POST/reboot, the corresponding events may not be recorded in Lifecycle log.
SNMP traps/email alerts may not be generated and the inventory changes may not be correctly reflected
in the iDRAC7 interfaces (example, iDRAC7 Web interface, RACADM and so on).
Resolution
To view the correct storage inventory data, perform a server power cycle (cold boot).
Versions/Systems Affected
All Dell PowerEdge systems with iDRAC7 and out-of-band enabled PERC storage controllers.
Issue 24:
Description
If a NIC card, with partitioning enabled, is replaced with a similar type of card, without partitioning
enabled, the configurations from the previous card are not applied to the new card.
Resolution:
After the previous card is replaced with a new card and the system is powered on, go to OptionROM
(CTRL-R) and enable partitioning. Save, exit, and reboot the system.