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This baseline compliance report can be used to update the firmware and drivers of devices and components that are associated
with the baseline. For more information, see Dell EMC OpenManage Enterprise Version 3.6 User's Guide.
NOTE: The view report option is disabled, or might produce an inaccurate baseline compliance report in the following
scenarios:
● If the baselines created using the update manager plugin are modified or deleted.
● If a baseline has the same name as another repository containing another catalog.
NOTE: If the baselines are edited in the Fimrware/Driver Compliance page, then the changes are not reflected in the
Update Manager plugin. The repository functions will not work for the repositories that contain the edited baseline.
Update firmware and drivers using a baseline compliance report
Prerequisites
● If HTTP and HTTPS shares were configured using the proxy settings, ensure that these local URLs are in the proxy
exception list before initiating any update tasks.
● Only one update task can be initiated on the target machine at a given time.
About this task
A baseline compliance report can be used to update the firmware or drivers of a device or component associated with the
baseline.
Steps
1. Click View Report for the baseline containing the device to be updated.
2. Check the compliance level of one or more devices or components, and then select the corresponding check boxes.
If required, use Advanced Filters to specify the device or component. To select all of the check boxes, select the check box
in the column heading.
3. Click Make Compliant.
4. Under Schedule Update select either:
● Update Now: To apply the firmware or driver updates immediately.
● Schedule Later: To specify a date and time when the firmware or driver version must be updated. This mode is
recommended if you do not want to disturb your current tasks.
5. Under Server Options select either:
● Reboot server immediately: Reboots the server after firmware or driver update.
● Stage for next server reboot: Updates the firmware or driver when the server reboots next time.
NOTE:
If the firmware/driver update jobs are created using this option, then the inventory and baseline check must
be performed manually after the package is installed in the remote device.
6. Select Reset iDRAC to initiate a reboot of iDRAC before the update job is initiated.
NOTE: This function is not supported for updating the drivers.
7. Select Clear Job Queue to delete all the jobs on the target device, before the update job is initiated.
8. Click Update.
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