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Version Affected: All
iDRAC license status is displayed as compliant on the management
compliance page when the iDRAC IP is not reachable
After performing periodic inventory, if iDRAC not reachable, iDRAC License status is displayed as compliant on the management
compliance page.
Resolution: Ensure that the iDRAC is reachable and run the inventory again to get the right iDRAC license details.
Drift Detection shows noncompliant for Modular servers that has
PCIe card in the FX chassis
The System profiles searches for exact instance(FQDD) while comparing with the baseline, which works successfully on Rack
servers (identical), but may have few restrictions in Modular servers. For example, in FC640, the System profile (Baseline)
created from one modular server shows drift for other modular servers in the same FX chassis because of FQDD mismatches.
Version Affected: 4.1 and later.
Resolution: While creating System profile, clear the FQDDs that are not common with other servers.
Unable to view new iDRAC version details listed on vCenter hosts
and clusters page
Resolution: After successful completion of a firmware update task in the vSphere web client, refresh the Firmware Update
page and verify the firmware versions. If the page displays the old versions, go to the Host Compliance page in OpenManage
Integration for VMware vCenter, and check the CSIOR status of that host. If CSIOR is not enabled, enable CSIOR and reboot
host. If CSIOR is already enabled, log in to the iDRAC console, reset iDRAC, wait for few minutes, and then refresh the
Firmware Update page.
Deployment
Attempting to deploy ESXi on server fails
Steps
1. Ensure that the ISO location (NFS path) and staging folder paths are accurate.
2. Ensure that the NIC selected during assignment of server identity is accessible by the virtual appliance.
3. Ensure that you select the management NICs based on the network connectivity to the OMIVV.
4. If using static IP address, ensure that the network information provided (including subnet mask and Default Gateway) is
accurate. Also, ensure that the IP address is not already assigned on the network.
5. Ensure that at least one Virtual Disk, or IDSDM, or BOSS is seen by the system.
OS deployment fails when NPAR is enabled on a target node and
disabled in System Profile
OS deployment fails when a System Profile with a disabled NIC Partitioning (NPAR) is applied on a target machine. Here, NPAR
is enabled on the target node and only one of the partitioned NIC, except partition 1 is selected as the NIC for the Management
Tasks during the deployment process through the deployment wizard.
Resolution: If you are changing the NPAR status using System Profile during deployment, ensure that you select only the first
partition for management network in the deployment wizard.
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