Owner's Manual

Setup and Use 21
Typical User Scenario
This section contains a typical scenario to discover a system with iDRAC and
to deploy an operating system remotely. You need to perform the following
steps in order to deploy operating systems remotely on the discovered and
authenticated systems with iDRAC:
NOTE: By default, the checkCertificate value is set to true. Ensure that you set the
checkCertificate value to false if you are not using unique certificates. For more
information, see "Security Configuration."
1
Ensure that the system is auto-discovered and present in the collection.
For more information on auto-discovery, see the "Auto-Discovery and
Handshake" section.
2
Create a task sequence. For information on creating a task sequence, see
the
Dell Server Deployment Pack for Microsoft System Center Configuration
Manager User’s Guide
.
NOTE: Select the checkbox Apply Drivers from Lifecycle Controller if you
want to apply drivers from Lifecycle Controller while deploying operating systems.
3
Create a task sequence media. For more information, see the "Creating a
Task Sequence Media (Bootable ISO)" section.
4
Advertise the task sequence for the collection containing the systems with
iDRAC. For information on advertising a task sequence, see the
Dell
Server Deployment Pack for Microsoft System Center Configuration
Manager User’s Guide
.
5
Create a Lifecycle Controller boot media. This modifies the task sequence
media to ensure that the deployment is unattended. For more
information, see the "Creating a Lifecycle Controller Boot Media" section.
6
Apply drivers on the task sequence. For more information, see the
"Applying Drivers on the Task Sequence" section.
7
Deploy operating systems to the collection by launching the
Config
Utility
.
For more information, see the "Deploying Operating System
Remotely" section.
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