Users Guide

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Create Operational Template from reference servers
Before creating Operational Template, ensure that you complete the following tasks:
Discover a reference server by using the Discovery feature. For information about discovering servers, see Discovering
servers using manual discovery.
For MECM users:
Create a task sequence. For more information, see Creating task sequence.
Create a task sequence. For more information, see OpenManage Integration for Microsoft System Center Unified User's
Guide.
For non-Windows operating system deployment, have a device type credential profile. For more information, see Creating
credential profile.
For SCVMM users:
Create a hypervisor profile. For information about creating hypervisor profile, see Creating hypervisor profile.
For Windows deployment, have a device type credential profile. For more information, see Creating credential profile.
If you are not using the default update source, and then create an update source. For more information, see Creating update
source.
You can create an Operational Template by capturing the configuration of the reference server. After capturing the
configuration, you can directly save the template, or edit the attributes for update source, hardware configuration, and Windows
component as per your requirement. Now you can save the template, which can be used on PowerEdge homogeneous servers.
1. In OMIMSSC, do any of the following to open an Operational Template:
In the OMIMSSC dashboard, click Create Operational Template.
In the navigation pane, click Profiles > Operational Template, and then click Create.
The Operational Template wizard is displayed.
2. Click Create.
The Operational Template wizard is displayed.
3. Enter a name and description for the template.
4. Select the type of device, and enter the IP address of reference device, and then click Next.
NOTE: You can capture the configuration of reference server with iDRAC 2.0 and later.
5. In Device Components, click a component to view the available attributes and their values.
The components are as follows:
Firmware update
Hardware components, which are RAID, NIC, and BIOS
NOTE:
In iDRAC Embedded 1 component, following are the privileges and their values for User Admin Privilege
attribute.
Value Privilege
1 Login
2 Configure
4 Configure Users
8 Logs
16 System Control
32 Access Virtual Console
64 Access Virtual Media
128 System Operations
256 Debug
499 Operator Privileges
54 Manage Operational Templates