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Custom import server profile allows you to import server profiles for each of the individually selected servers. For
example, if exporting server profile is scheduled, and the server profile is exported every day, this feature allows you to
select a specific server profile that is imported from the list of server profiles available in the protection vault of that server.
Import server profile notes:
You can import a server profile from the list of exported server profiles for that server only. You cannot import the same
server profiles for different servers or server groups. If you try to import server profile of another server or server group, the
import server profile job fails.
If a server profile image is not available for a particular server or group of servers, and an import server profile job is
attempted for that particular server or group of servers, the import server profile job fails for those particular servers that do
that have server profile and a log message is added in the Activity logs with the details of the failure.
After exporting a server profile, if any component is removed from the server, and then an import profile job is started,
all the components information are restored except the missing component information is skipped. This information is not
available in the activity log of DLCI for SCVMM. To know more about the missing components, see iDRACs LifeCycle Log.
You cannot import a server profile after applying the filters. To import server profiles, clear all the applied filters.
Importing server profile
To import inventory of discovered servers:
1. In DLCI for SCVMM, under Maintenance Center, select the servers whose profiles you want to import, and click Import
Server Profile.
2. Provide the required details, select the Import Server Profile Type you want, and then click Finish.
NOTE: Clear the Preserve Data option if you do not want to preserve the present RAID configurations of the server.
Manage jobs
All the firmware update, export and import server configuration jobs are listed with their status information. Also, you can cancel
only the scheduled jobs.
Canceling firmware update jobs
Prerequisites: Make sure that the job is in Scheduled state.
To cancel a scheduled firmware update job:
1. In DLCI for SCVMM, click Maintenance Center, and then click Manage Jobs.
2. Select the jobs that you want to cancel, click Cancel, and then click Yes.
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