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While the system reboots, press the

<F10>

key again to enter

USC - LCE

If a warning message appears on the initial

USC - LCE

screen, you must

repeat "step 7" until the server is in a fully-recovered state.

NOTE: Updates that are required for a complete system recovery are pre-selected

by USC - LCE. Dell highly recommends running all selected updates on your system.

How to Upgrade to an iDRAC6 Express Card

This section provides information about installing an iDRAC6 Express card,

transferring the iDRAC6 Express card from one system to another system,

and Uninstalling iDRAC6 Express card. This hardware upgrade will also

upgrade USC to USC-LCE.

NOTE: This is applicable only to Dell System Series 200-500.

Installing the iDRAC6 Express Card

Turn off the system, including any attached peripherals, and disconnect

the system from the electrical outlet.

NOTE: To discharge the residual power in the system, press the

power button once.

Insert the iDRAC6 Express card into the iDRAC6 Express slot.

See the

Hardware Owner’s Manual

for your system for more information

on Installing iDRAC6 Express Card.

Reconnect the system and peripherals to their power sources.

iDRAC automatically starts. Wait one minute, before switching on the

system, to allow the iDRAC to fully start.

Switch on the system, and then press

<F10>

to enter USC.

USC automatically detects the iDRAC6 Express card installed on the

system and completes the upgrade process.

If the installation is successful, you are able to boot to Unified Server

Configurator — Lifecycle Controller Enabled.

If the installation fails, you must upgrade iDRAC. See the Integrated

Dell Remote Access Controller User Guide for more information. After you

have upgraded iDRAC, repeat the above instructions.

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