Users Guide

Use Case Scenarios 79
If you do not use the
ScheduledStartTime
parameter, it returns a job
id, but is not scheduled. To schedule the job, invoke the
SetupJobQueue()
method.
You can cancel an export job before it starts using the
DeleteJobQueue()
method. After the job starts, use Ctrl+E during POST and select
Cancel
System Services
, or reset iDRAC. This initiates the recovery process
and puts the system into a previously known state. Recovery is within 5
minutes. To check if the recovery is complete, query the export job using
WS-Management commands, or check the iDRAC RAC or Lifecycle logs.
When exporting to a network share using WS-Management, it allows only
64 characters in the image name.
Make sure that the backup image file is not tampered with either during
export or after export.
Feature or System Behavior
During export, System Services is not available.
During export, the following occurs:
A partition with a label name SRVCNF is automatically created on the
iDRAC vFlash card and the backup image file is created and stored in
this partition. If a partition with label name SRVCNF already exists on
the iDRAC vFlash card, it is overwritten.
The backup image file is created and stored in a Network share.
Export takes up to 45 minutes to complete depending on the server
configuration.
Export backs up all the supported components in a single operation. You
cannot backup one component (for example, backup only LOM firmware
and configuration.)
Export does not back up driver pack or diagnostics packages information.
For enhanced security, lock the backup image file with a passphrase.
If you do not provide a value for the variable
ShareType
, the Remote
Services reads it as
0
and attempts to back up the image on the NFS share.
During export, only the current firmware versions for USC-LCE supported
devices (BIOS, iDRAC, NIC, and Storage Controllers) are backed up and
not the rollback firmware versions.