Owner's Manual

48 Using the Configuration Utility
– Importing the system profiles of all the systems in the collection.
– Configuring Part Replacement properties for a collection.
For more information, see Platform Restore for a Collection.
• Compare a NIC configuration profile against systems in a collection. For
more information, see
Comparing NIC/CNA Profiles Against Systems in a
Collection.
NOTE: Dell Lifecycle Controller Integration performs all of the above actions for 20
systems at a time. If you have 100 systems in a collection, the first 20 systems are
updated first, then the next 20 and so on and so forth.
Creating a Lifecycle Controller Boot Media
Create a Lifecycle Controller boot media to deploy operating systems
remotely.
To create a Lifecycle Controller boot media:
1 From the ConfigMgr console, under Computer Management 
Collections , right-click on All Dell Lifecycle Controller Servers and select
Dell Lifecycle Controller  Launch Config Utility .
NOTE: Config Utility can be launched for any collection.
2 In the Dell Lifecycle Controller Configuration Utility window, select
Create new Lifecycle Controller Boot Medi a on the left-hand pane.
3 Click Browse and select the bootable ISO that you created. For more
information, see
Creating a Task Sequence Media (Bootable ISO).
4 Specify the folder/path to save the Dell Lifecycle Controller boot media.
NOTE: It is recommended to save the boot media to the local drive, and if
required copy it to a network location.
5 Click Create .
Setting a Default Share Location for the Lifecycle Controller Boot Media
To set a default share location for the Lifecycle Controller boot media:
1 From the ConfigMgr console, select System Center Configuration
Manager
 Site Database  Site Management  < site server name > 
Site Settings  Component Configuration .
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