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4. Type CD Util, and press <Enter>.

The working directory changes to C:\Util.

5. Type asset new_asset_tag, where new_asset_tag is the tag you want to assign to the system.

6. At the confirmation prompt, press <y>.

Clearing The Single-Bit Memory Error Log

You can clear or reset the Single-Bit Memory Error (SBE) log during and after troubleshooting. Clearing the SBE log

during troubleshooting enables you to capture new errors.

NOTE: Clearing the SBE log also clears the Embedded System Management (ESM) logs.

To clear the SBE log:

1. Boot the system using the DOS-Based Diagnostic Tools (Dell 9G-10G servers) or DOS-Based Diagnostic Tools (Dell

11G servers)

option.

The Customer Diagnostic Menu Ver 1.6 is displayed.

2. When the Enter option or letter is displayed, then press the <4> key.

The MS-DOS prompt is displayed.

3. Type C:, and then press <Enter>.

The current drive changes to C:\.

4. Type mpmemory –ptech -tlogclr, and then press <Enter>.

Using The Linux-Based Tools And Utilities

This section provides information about using the Linux-based tools included in the Support Live Image.

• Starting OpenManage Server Administrator

• Running Dell Systems E-Support Tool

• Installing The 12th Generation iDRAC7 Evaluation License

• Dell PowerEdge C System Management Tools

• Running PE-C Support Logs Script

This section provides information about using the Linux-based utilities included in the Support Live Image.

• Starting The Dell OpenManage Server Update Utility

• Using Samba Share

• Testing Network Connectivity

• Assigning A Static IP Address And Default Gateway

• Generating The PCI Devices List

• Clearing ESM Logs (Dell 9th Generation And Later Servers Only)

• Clearing The SBE Log

Starting OpenManage Server Administrator

Dell OpenManage Server Administrator (OMSA) provides a comprehensive, one-to-one systems management solution in

two ways: from an integrated, web browser-based graphical user interface (GUI) and from a command line interface

(CLI) through the operating system. Server Administrator enables system administrators to manage systems locally and

remotely on a network. It enables system administrators to focus on managing their entire network by providing

comprehensive one-to-one systems management.