Users Guide

• In the OMIMSSC dashboard, click Create Operational Template.

• In the navigation pane, click Proles > Operational Template, and then click Create.

The Operational Template wizard is displayed.

2 Enter a name and description for the template.

3 Select the type of device, and enter the IP address of reference device, and then click Next.

NOTE: You can capture the conguration of reference server with iDRAC 2.0 and

later.

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.

Table 5. Privilege value table

Value Privilege

1 Login

2 Congure

4 Congure Users

8 Logs

16 System Control

32 Access Virtual Console

64 Access Virtual Media

128 System Operations

256 Debug

499 Operator Privileges

• Operating system—select either Windows, or ESXi, or RHEL.

5 Use the horizontal scroll bar to locate a component. Select the component, expand a group, and then edit its attribute values. Use the

vertical scroll bar to edit a groups and attributes of a component.

6 Select the check box against each component, because, the congurations of selected components are applied on the managed

device, when the Operational Template is applied. However, all the congurations from the reference device are captured and saved in

the template.

NOTE

: Irrespective of the selection made in the check box against each component, all the congurations are captured

in the template.

In Operating System component, perform the steps in either of the following options, as per your requirement:

• For Windows operating system deployment on SCCM, see Windows component for the OMIMSSC console extension for SCCM.

• For Windows operating system deployment on SCVMM, see Windows component for the OMIMSSC console extension for

SCVMM.

• OMIMSSC

• For non-Windows operating system deployment, see Non-Windows component for the OMIMSSC console extensions.

7 To save the prole, click Finish.

Managing Operational Templates