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Dell EMC OpenManage Ansible Modules Version 1.0 User’s Guide Notes, cautions, and warnings NOTE: A NOTE indicates important information that helps you make better use of your product. CAUTION: A CAUTION indicates either potential damage to hardware or loss of data and tells you how to avoid the problem. WARNING: A WARNING indicates a potential for property damage, personal injury, or death. Dell EMC OpenManage Ansible Modules Version 1.0 © Copyright2018 Dell Inc. GNU General Public License v3.0+ (see COPYING or https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt) All rights reserved. Dell, EMC, and other trademarks are trademarks of Dell Inc. or its subsidiaries. Other trademarks may be trademarks of their respective owners. 2018 - 02 Rev. A00 Contents 1 Overview........................................................................................................................................................5 Key Features....................................................................................................................................................................... 5 2 Getting Started..............................................................................................................................................6 How OpenManage Ansible Modules works.................................................................................................................... 6 Running your first Playbook.............................................................................................................................................. 6 3 Updating Firmware.........................................................................................................................................7 Viewing Firmware Inventory..............................................................................................................................................7 Installing Firmware............................................................................................................................................................. 8 4 Configuring PowerEdge Servers...................................................................................................................10 Viewing LC Status............................................................................................................................................................ 10 Exporting Server Configuration Profile........................................................................................................................... 11 Importing Server Configuration Profile.......................................................................................................................... 12 Configuring iDRAC............................................................................................................................................................14 Configuring iDRAC Users...........................................................................................................................................14 Configuring iDRAC Timezone....................................................................................................................................16 Configuring iDRAC Eventing......................................................................................................................................17 Configuring iDRAC Services......................................................................................................................................18 Configuring iDRAC Network.....................................................................................................................................20 Configuring BIOS............................................................................................................................................................. 23 Configuring RAID............................................................................................................................................................. 25 Configuring Collect System Inventory on Restart........................................................................................................27 Configuring Syslog........................................................................................................................................................... 28 5 Deploying Operating System....................................................................................................................... 30 Boot to a Network ISO Image........................................................................................................................................ 30 6 Server Inventory.......................................................................................................................................... 32 Viewing the System Inventory........................................................................................................................................32 7 Server Administration Tasks.........................................................................................................................33 Configuring the Power State on the PowerEdge Servers..........................................................................................33 Resetting iDRAC to Factory Settings............................................................................................................................ 34 Viewing LC Job Status.................................................................................................................................................... 35 Exporting LC Logs........................................................................................................................................................... 35 Deleting LC Job................................................................................................................................................................36 Deleting LC Job Queue....................................................................................................................................................37 Configuring System Lockdown Mode........................................................................................................................... 38 8 Troubleshooting........................................................................................................................................... 40 Contents 3 9 Accessing documents from the Dell EMC support site................................................................................. 41 4 Contents 1 Overview Dell EMC OpenManage Ansible Modules allows Data Center and IT administrators to use RedHat Ansible to automate and orchestrate the configuration, deployment, and update of Dell EMC PowerEdge Servers (12th generation of PowerEdge servers and later) by leveraging the management automation capabilities in-built into the integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC). This user guide provides information about using Dell EMC OpenManage Ansible Modules version 1.0 and its different use cases. In addition to dell.com/support, Ansible modules can also be downloaded from https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-Ansible-Modules-foriDRAC. Modules downloaded from this Github location are supported by Dell EMC. Key Features The key features in OpenManage Ansible Modules version 1.0 are: • Export a server configuration profile (SCP) of Basic Input Output System (BIOS), Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID), Network Interface Controller (NIC), and so on, to a local file path or a network share. • Import an SCP from a local file path or a network share. • Support for configuration of BIOS, integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC), NIC, and RAID. • Support for firmware update. • Support for viewing firmware inventory details. • Support for Windows, Linux, and ESXi operating system deployments. • Support for configuring power controls, resetting iDRAC, viewing LC job status, deleting LC job, deleting LC job queue, exporting LC logs, and configuring system lockdown mode. • Retrieve the system inventory details. Overview 5 2 Getting Started How OpenManage Ansible Modules works OpenManage Ansible modules uses the Server Configuration Profile (SCP) for most of the configuration management, deployment, and update of PowerEdge Servers. An SCP contains all BIOS, iDRAC, LC, Network and Storage settings of a PowerEdge server. You can apply them to multiple servers, enabling rapid, reliable, and reproducible configuration. You can perform an SCP operation using any of the following methods: • Export to or import from a remote network share via CIFS, NFS. • Export or import via local file streaming (for iDRAC firmware 3.00.00.00 and above). Setting up a local mount point for a remote network share Mount the remote network share (CIFS or NFS) locally on the Ansible control machine where you want to run the playbook or modules. Local mount point should have read-write privileges in order for OpenManage Ansible modules to write an SCP file to remote network share that will be imported by iDRAC. NOTE: Refer to Linux man pages for mounting an NFS or CIFS network share on Ansible control machine. Running your first Playbook To run a playbook: 1 Run the following command on the Ansible control machine: ansible-playbook playbookname.yml 2 Press Enter. With OpenManage Ansible Modules, you can construct a playbook with a set of modules resulting in a automation workflow for configuration, deployments and updates of PowerEdge Servers. To view the list of all available modules: 1 Run the following command on the Ansible control machine: ansible-doc -l | grep "dellemc" 2 Press Enter. List of the available modules is displayed. To view the documentation of a module: 1 Run the following command on the Ansible control machine: ansible-doc2 Press Enter. 6 Getting Started 3 Updating Firmware You can maintain up-to-date firmware versions of Dell EMC server components to get better efficiency, security protection and enhanced features. Create update sources to do the firmware update. Following are the tasks for the firmware update activities: Topics: • Viewing Firmware Inventory • Installing Firmware Viewing Firmware Inventory Command: dellemc_get_firmware_inventory Synopsis You can view the firmware inventory of a server using this module. This module displays components of a server and the corresponding firmware versions. Options Table 1. dellemc_get_firmware_inventory Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_username Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port Description Returned Type Sample Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-AnsibleModules-for-iDRAC Table 2. Return Values Name • Firmware Inventory • Components of a server and their firmware versions. List of dictionaries, one dictionary per firmware. Examples -name: Get Installed Firmware Inventory dellemc_get_firmware_inventory: Updating Firmware 7 idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" Installing Firmware Command: dellemc_install_firmware Synopsis You can install the firmware from a repository on a network share (CIFS, NFS) to keep the system updated. To install the firmware: • Make sure the network share contains a valid repository of Dell Update Packages (DUPs) and a catalog file that consists the latest DUPs. • All applicable updates contained in the repository is applied to the system. NOTE: This feature is only available with iDRAC Enterprise License. Options Table 3. dellemc_install_firmware Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA IDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port • job_wait Yes NA • • True False • • If the value is True, the system reboots after applying the updates If the value is False, the system does not reboot after applying the updates reboot No False • • share_name Yes NA NA CIFS or NFS Network share NA Network share user in the format 'user@domain' if user is part of a domain else 'user' share_user 8 Yes Updating Firmware NA True False If the value is True, it waits for update JOB to get completed If the value is False, it returns immediately with a JOB ID after queuing the update JOB in the job queue • share_pwd Yes share_mnt Yes NA NA NA Network share user password NA Local mount path of the network share with readwrite permission for ansible user Table 4. Return Values Name Description Returned Type Sample Firmware Updates firmware from a repository on a network share (CIFS, NFS) Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-AnsibleModules-for-iDRAC Example -name: Update firmware from a repository on a Network Share dellemc_install_firmware: idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" share_name: "\\\\xx.xx.xx.xx\\share" share_user: "xxxx" share_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" share_mnt: "/mnt/share" reboot: "True" job_wait: "True" Updating Firmware 9 4 Configuring PowerEdge Servers Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC) with LC provide the ability to generate a human-readable representation of server configuration using Server Configuration Profile (SCP) feature. This file contains BIOS, iDRAC, LC, network, and RAID configuration settings. You can modify this file as per your need and apply to other servers. The SCP feature is used in the Ansible module to automate the configuration activity of PowerEdge servers and their components. NOTE: OpenManage Ansible Modules version 1.0 supports iDRAC firmware version 2.50.50.50 and later. Topics: • Viewing LC Status • Exporting Server Configuration Profile • Importing Server Configuration Profile • Configuring iDRAC • Configuring BIOS • Configuring RAID • Configuring Collect System Inventory on Restart • Configuring Syslog Viewing LC Status Module: dellemc_get_lcstatus Synopsis You can view the LC status on a PowerEdge server using this module. You need to check the readiness of the LC before carrying out any configuration or update. This module returns the LC readiness as True or False and its status. Options Table 5. dellemc_get_lcstatus Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port 10 Configuring PowerEdge Servers Table 6. Return Values Name Description Returned LC status Displays the LC status on Success a PowerEdge server Type Sample String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMCAnsible-Modules-for-iDRAC Example -name: Get LC Status dellemc_get_lcstatus: idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" Exporting Server Configuration Profile Module: dellemc_export_server_config_profile Synopsis You can export Server Configuration Profile (SCP) with various components such as iDRAC, BIOS, NIC, RAID together or with one of these components. You can export SCP from iDRAC to a local or a network shared location. For shared location, make sure that a network share path is established. Options Table 7. dellemc_export_server_config_profile Parameter Required Default Choices Comments export_format No XML • • JSON XML The output file format export_use No Default • • • Default Clone Replace The type of server configuration profile (SCP) to be exported idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No NA NA iDRAC port • True False If the value is True, it waits for the SCP export job to finish and returns the job completion status If the value is False, it returns immediately with a JOB ID after queuing the SCP export job in LC job queue job_wait Yes NA • • share_name Yes NA NA CIFS or NFS network share or a local path share_user No NA NA Network share user in the format 'user@domain' • Configuring PowerEdge Servers 11 share_pwd No NA NA Network share user password Specify the hardware component(s) configuration to be exported • scp_components No • • • • • ALL ALL IDRAC BIOS NIC RAID • • • • If ALL, the module exports all components configurations in SCP file If IDRAC, the module exports iDRAC configuration in SCP file If BIOS, the module exports BIOS configuration in SCP file If NIC, the module exports NIC configuration in SCP file If RAID, the module exports RAID configuration in SCP file Table 8. Return Values Name Description Returned Type Sample Export SCP Exports the SCP to the provided network share or to the local path Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-Ansible-Modulesfor-iDRAC Example -name: Export Server Configuration Profile (SCP) dellemc_export_server_config_profile: idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" share_name: "\\\\xx.xx.xx.xx\\share" share_user: "xxxx" share_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" export_format: "XML" export_use: "Default" job_wait: "True" Importing Server Configuration Profile Module: dellemc_import_server_config_profile Synopsis You can import the SCP which was previously exported for that same server, or group of servers. Importing SCP is useful in restoring the configuration of the server to the state stored in the profile. You can import SCP from a local or a remote share to iDRAC. For a remote share, make sure that a network share path and the file name are available. If the import file Import.xml specifies some configuration changes that require a server restart (such as in iDRAC, BIOS, NIC, or RAID configuration), you can use the shutdown_type parameter to specify whether a Graceful or a Forced shutdown of the server is required. Options Table 9. dellemc_import_server_config_profile Parameter Required Default Choices Comments end_host_power_state No On • • 12 Configuring PowerEdge Servers On If On, End host power is on • Off • If Off, End host power is off idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port • job_wait Yes • • NA True False • • scp_components No • • • • • ALL ALL IDRAC BIOS NIC RAID • • • • If the value is True, it waits for the SCP import job to finish and returns the job completion status If the value is False, it returns immediately with a JOB ID after queuing the SCP import job in LC job queue If ALL, the module imports all components configurations from SCP file If IDRAC, the module imports iDRAC configuration from SCP file If BIOS, the module imports BIOS configuration from SCP file If NIC, the module imports NIC configuration from SCP file If RAID, the module imports RAID configuration from SCP file scp_file Yes NA NA Server Configuration Profile file name share_name Yes NA NA Network share or a local path share_user No NA NA Network share user in the format 'user@domain' if user is part of a domain else 'user' share_pwd No NA NA Network share user password Graceful • • • • shutdown_type No Graceful Forced NoReboot • • If Graceful, it gracefully shuts down the server If Forced, it forcefully shuts down the system If NoReboot, it does not reboot the server Table 10. Return Values Name Description Returned Type Sample Import SCP Imports SCP from a network share or from a local file Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-AnsibleModules-for-iDRAC Example -name: Import Server Configuration Profile dellemc_import_server_config_profile idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" share_name: "\\\\xx.xx.xx.xx\\share" Configuring PowerEdge Servers 13 share_user: share_pwd: scp_file: scp_components: job_wait: "xxxx" "xxxxxxxx" "scp_file.xml" "ALL" "True" Configuring iDRAC Following are the modules responsible for configuring specific iDRAC attributes. Configuring iDRAC Users Module: dellemc_configure_idrac_users Synopsis This module configures the iDRAC user management activities. Options Table 11. dellemc_configure_idrac_users Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port share_name Yes NA NA CIFS or NFS Network share share_user Yes NA NA Network share user in the format 'user@domain' if user is part of a domain else 'user' share_pwd Yes NA NA Network share user password share_mnt Yes NA NA Local mount path of the network share with read-write permission for ansible user action No create • • • user_name No NA NA Provide the username to be created or deleted or modified user_password No NA NA Provide the password for the user to be created or modified NA • • • • privilege_users 14 No Configuring PowerEdge Servers create delete modify NoAccess Readonly Operator Administrator This value decides whether to create or delete or modify iDRAC user Privilege user access is configurable ipmilanprivilege_users No NA • • • • No_Access Administrator Operator User No_Access Administrator Operator User IPMI Lan Privilege user access is configurable IPMI Serial Privilege user access is configurable ipmiserialprivilege_users No NA • • • • enable_users No NA • • Enabled Disabled Enabling or Disabling the new iDRAC user solenable_users No NA • • Enabled Disabled Enabling or Disabling SOL for iDRAC user protocolenable_users No NA • • Enabled Disabled Enabling or Disabling protocol for iDRAC user authenticationprotocol_u sers No NA • • • T_None SHA MD5 Configuring authentication protocol for iDRAC user privacyprotocol_users No NA • • • T_None DES AES Configuring privacy protocol for iDRAC user NOTE: This parameter is not supported by PowerEdge Modular servers. Table 12. Return Values Name Description Returned Type Sample iDRAC users Configures the iDRAC users attributes Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-Ansible-Modules-foriDRAC Example -name: Configure the iDRAC users attributes dellemc_configure_idrac_users: idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" share_name: "\\\\xx.xx.xx.xx\\share" share_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" share_user: "xxxx" share_mnt: "/mnt/share" action: "create" user_name: "username" user_password: "xxxxxxxx" privilege_users: "Administrator" ipmilanprivilege_users: "Administrator" ipmiserialprivilege_users: "Administrator" enable_users: "Enabled" solenable_users: "Enabled" Configuring PowerEdge Servers 15 protocolenable_users: "Enabled" authenticationprotocol_users: "SHA" privacyprotocol_users: "AES" Configuring iDRAC Timezone Module: dellemc_configure_idrac_timezone Synopsis This module configures the iDRAC timezone related attributes. Options Table 13. dellemc_configure_idrac_timezone Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port share_name Yes NA NA CIFS or NFS Network share share_user Yes NA NA Network share user in the format 'user@domain' if user is part of a domain else 'user' share_pwd Yes NA NA Network share user password share_mnt Yes NA NA Local mount path of the network share with read-write permission for ansible user setup_idrac_timezone No NA NA Configuring the timezone for iDRAC enable_ntp No NA NA Whether to Enable or Disable NTP for iDRAC ntp_server_1 No NA NA NTP configuration for iDRAC ntp_server_2 No NA NA NTP configuration for iDRAC ntp_server_3 No NA NA NTP configuration for iDRAC Table 14. Return Values Name Description Returned Type Sample iDRAC Timezone Configures the iDRAC timezone attributes Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-AnsibleModules-for-iDRAC Example -name: Configure the iDRAC timezone attributes dellemc_configure_idrac_timezone: idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" 16 Configuring PowerEdge Servers share_name: share_pwd: share_user: share_mnt: setup_idrac_timezone: enable_ntp: ntp_server_1: ntp_server_2: ntp_server_3: "\\\\xx.xx.xx.xx\\share" "xxxxxxxx" "xxxx" "/mnt/share" "UTC" "Enabled" "x.x.x.x" "x.x.x.x" "x.x.x.x" Configuring iDRAC Eventing Module: dellemc_configure_idrac_eventing Synopsis This module configures iDRAC eventing related attributes. Options Table 15. dellemc_configure_idrac_eventing Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port share_name Yes NA NA CIFS or NFS Network share share_user Yes NA NA Network share user in the format 'user@domain' if user is part of a domain else 'user' share_pwd Yes NA NA Network share user password share_mnt Yes NA NA Local mount path of the network share with read-write permission for ansible user destination_number No None NA Destination number for SNMP Trap destination No None NA Destination for SNMP Trap snmp_v3_username No NA NA SNMP v3 username for SNMP Trap snmp_trap_state No NA • • Enabled Disabled Whether to Enable or Disable SNMP alert email_alert_state No NA • • Enabled Disabled Whether to Enable or Disable Email alert alert_number No None NA Alert number for Email configuration Configuring PowerEdge Servers 17 address No NA NA Email address for SNMP Trap custom_message No NA NA Custom message for SNMP Trap reference enable_alerts No NA • • Enabled Disabled Whether to Enable or Disable iDRAC alerts authentication No NA • • Enabled Disabled Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Authentication smtp_ip_address No NA NA SMTP IP address for communication smtp_port No None NA SMTP Port number for access username No None NA Username for SMTP authentication password No None NA Password for SMTP authentication Table 16. Return Values Name Description Returned iDRAC eventing Configures the iDRAC eventing Success attributes Type Sample String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-AnsibleModules-for-iDRAC Example -name: Configure the iDRAC eventing attributes dellemc_configure_idrac_eventing: idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" share_name: "\\\\xx.xx.xx.xx\\share" share_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" share_user: "xxxx" share_mnt: "/mnt/share" destination_number: "xxxx" destination: "xxxx" snmp_v3_username: "xxxx" snmp_trap_state: "xxxx" email_alert_state: "xxxx" alert_number: "xxxx" address: "xxxxxxxxxx" custom_message: "xxxx" enable_alerts: "xxxxxx" authentication: "xxxxxx" smtp_ip_address: "x.x.x.x" smtp_port: "xxxx" username: "xxxx" password: "xxxxxxxx" Configuring iDRAC Services Module: dellemc_configure_idrac_services Synopsis 18 Configuring PowerEdge Servers This module configures the iDRAC services related attributes. Options Table 17. dellemc_configure_idrac_services Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port share_name Yes NA NA CIFS or NFS Network share share_user Yes NA NA Network share user in the format 'user@domain' if user is part of a domain else 'user' share_pwd Yes NA NA Network share user password share_mnt Yes NA NA Local mount path of the network share with read-write permission for ansible user enable_web_server No NA • • Enabled Disabled Whether to Enable or Disable webserver configuration for iDRAC Auto_Negotiate T_128_Bit_or_higher T_168_Bit_or_higher T_256_Bit_or_higher Secure Socket Layer encryption for webserver TLS_1_0_and_Higher TLS_1_1_and_Higher TLS_1_2_Only Transport Layer Security for webserver ssl_encryption No NA • • • • tls_protocol No NA • • • https_port No NA NA HTTPS access port http_port No NA NA HTTP access port timeout No NA NA Timeout value snmp_enable No NA • • Enabled Disabled Whether to Enable or Disable SNMP protocol for iDRAC snmp_protocol No NA • • All SNMPv3 Type of the SNMP protocol community_name No test NA SNMP community name for iDRAC alert_port No None NA SNMP alert port for iDRAC discovery_port No 162 NA SNMP discovery port for iDRAC Configuring PowerEdge Servers 19 trap_format No None NA SNMP trap format for iDRAC Table 18. Return Values Name Description Returned Type Sample iDRAC services Configures the iDRAC services attributes Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-AnsibleModules-for-iDRAC Example -name: Configure the iDRAC services attributes dellemc_configure_idrac_services: idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" share_name: "\\\\xx.xx.xx.xx\\share" share_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" share_user: "xxxx" share_mnt: "/mnt/share" enable_web_server: "Enabled" http_port: "80" https_port: "443" ssl_encryption: "Auto_Negotiate" tls_protocol: "TLS_1_2_Only" timeout: "1800" snmp_enable: "Enabled" snmp_protocol: "SNMPv3" community_name: "test" alert_port: "None" discovery_port: "162" trap_format: "None" Configuring iDRAC Network Module: dellemc_configure_idrac_network Synopsis This module configures the iDRAC networking attributes. Options Table 19. dellemc_configure_idrac_network Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port share_name Yes NA NA CIFS or NFS Network share share_user Yes NA NA Network share user in the format 'user@domain' if user is part of a domain else 'user' 20 Configuring PowerEdge Servers share_pwd Yes NA NA Network share user password share_mnt Yes NA NA Local mount path of the network share with read-write permission for ansible user setup_idrac_nic_vlan No NA NA Configuring the VLAN-related setting for iDRAC register_idrac_on_dns No NA • • dns_idrac_name No NA NA auto_config No NA • • static_dns No NA NA Static configuration for DNS vlan_id No None NA Configuring the VLAN id for iDRAC vlan_priority No None NA Configuring the VLAN priority for iDRAC enable_nic No NA • • Enabled Disabled Whether to Enable or Disable Network Interface Controller for iDRAC NA • • • • • Dedicated LOM1 LOM2 LOM3 LOM4 Selecting Network Interface Controller types for iDRAC ALL LOM1 LOM2 LOM3 LOM4 T_None Failover Network Interface Controller types for iDRAC nic_selection No Enabled Disabled Registering Domain Name System for iDRAC DNS Name for iDRAC Enabled Disabled Automatically creates the records for DNS failover_network No NA • • • • • • auto_detect No NA • • Enabled Disabled Auto detect Network Interface Controller types for iDRAC auto_negotiation No NA • • Enabled Disabled Auto negotiation of Network Interface Controller for iDRAC network_speed No NA • • • T_10 T_100 T_1000 Network speed for Network Interface Controller types for iDRAC duplex_mode No NA • • Full Half Transmission of data Network Interface Controller types for iDRAC nic_mtu No None NA NIC Maximum Transmission Unit Configuring PowerEdge Servers 21 ip_address No NA NA IP Address needs to be defined enable_dhcp No NA NA Whether to Enable or Disable DHCP Protocol for iDRAC dns_1 No NA NA Needs to specify Domain Name Server Configuration dns_2 No NA NA Needs to specify Domain Name Server configuration dns_from_dhcp No NA • • Enabled Disabled Specifying Domain Name Server from Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol enable_ipv4 No NA • • Enabled Disabled Whether to Enable or Disable IPv4 configuration gateway No None NA iDRAC network gateway address net_mask No None NA iDRAC network netmask details static_dns_from_dhcp No NA • • static_dns_1 No NA NA Specify Domain Name Server Configuration static_dns_2 No NA NA Specify Domain Name Server Configuration static_gateway No None NA Interfacing the network with another protocol static_net_mask No None NA Determine whether IP address belongs to host Enabled Disabled Specifying Domain Name Server from Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Table 20. Return Values Name Description Returned Type Sample iDRAC network Configures the iDRAC network attributes Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-Ansible-Modulesfor-iDRAC Example -name: Configure the iDRAC network attributes dellemc_configure_idrac_network: idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" share_name: "\\\\xx.xx.xx.xx\\share" share_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" share_user: "xxxx" share_mnt: "/mnt/share" register_idrac_on_dns: "Enabled' dns_idrac_name: "None" auto_config: "None" static_dns: "None" setup_idrac_nic_vlan: "Enabled" vlan_id: "0" vlan_priority: "1" enable_nic: "Enabled" nic_selection: "Dedicated" failover_network: "T_None" auto_detect: "Disabled" 22 Configuring PowerEdge Servers auto_negotiation: network_speed: duplex_mode: nic_mtu: ip_address: enable_dhcp: dns_1: dns_2: dns_from_dhcp: enable_ipv4: gateway: net_mask: static_dns_1: static_dns_2: static_dns_from_dhcp: static_gateway: static_net_mask: "Enabled" "T_1000" "Full" "1500" "x.x.x.x" "Enabled" "x.x.x.x" "x.x.x.x" "Enabled" "Enabled" "None" "None" "x.x.x.x" "x.x.x.x" "Enabled" "None" "None" Configuring BIOS Module: dellemc_configure_bios Synopsis This module hosts the BIOS configuration related tasks. The tasks are: • Setup_boot_mode: Configures the boot mode to BIOS or Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI). • Setup_onetime_boot_mode: Configures the one time boot mode setting such as Disabled, OneTimeBootSeq, OneTimeHddSeq, OneTimeUefiBootSeq. • Setup_NVMe_Mode: Configures the NVMe mode. • Setup_Secure_boot_Mode: Configures how the BIOS uses the Secure Boot Policy Objects. Options Table 21. dellemc_configure_bios Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port share_name Yes NA NA CIFS or NFS network share share_user Yes NA NA Network share user in the format 'user@domain' if user is part of a domain else 'user' share_pwd Yes NA NA Network share user password NA Local mount path of the network share with readwrite permission for ansible user share_mnt Yes NA Configuring PowerEdge Servers 23 boot_mode No NA • • Bios Uefi Configures the boot mode to Bios or Uefi Boot devices' FQDDs in the sequential order for BIOS or UEFI Boot Sequence boot_sequence No NA NOTE: Ensure that 'boot_mode' option is provided to determine the boot sequence to be applied. NA Configures the NVME mode nvme_mode No secure_boot_mode onetime_boot_mode No No NA • • NOTE: This attribute is specific to the 14th Generation of PowerEdge servers. NonRaid Raid Configures how the BIOS uses the Secure Boot Policy Objects NA • • • • AuditMode, DeployedMode SetupMode UserMode NA • • • • • • • Disabled OneTimeBootSeq OneTimeCustomBootSeqStr Configures the one time OneTimeCustomHddSeqStr boot mode setting OneTimeCustomUefiBootSeqStr OneTimeHddSeq OneTimeUefiBootSeq NOTE: This attribute is specific to the 14th Generation of PowerEdge servers. Table 22. Return Values Name Description Returned Type Sample BIOS Configures the BIOS configuration attributes Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-AnsibleModules-for-iDRAC Example -name: Configure BIOS attributes dellemc_configure_bios: 24 Configuring PowerEdge Servers idrac_ip: idrac_user: idrac_pwd: share_name: share_pwd: share_user: share_mnt: boot_mode : nvme_mode: secure_boot_mode: onetime_boot_mode: "xx.xx.xx.xx" "xxxx" "xxxxxxxx" "\\\\xx.xx.xx.xx\\share" "xxxxxxxx" "xxxxx" "xxxxxx" "xxxxx" "xxxxx" "xxxxxx" "xxxxxx" Configuring RAID Module: dellemc_configure_raid Synopsis This module hosts the RAID configuration related attributes. Options Table 23. dellemc_configure_raid Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port share_name Yes NA NA CIFS or NFS Network share share_user Yes NA NA Network share user in the format 'user@domain' if user is part of a domain else 'user' share_pwd Yes NA NA Network share user password share_mnt Yes NA NA Local mount path of the network share with read-write permission for ansible user Virtual disk name vd_name No NA • NA • Optional, if we perform create operations Mandatory, if we perform remove operations span_depth No 1 NA Span Depth span_length No 2 NA Span Length number_dedicated_hot_spare No 0 NA Number of Dedicated Hot Spare number_global_hot_spare No 0 NA Number of Global Hot Spare raid_level No RAID 0 • • RAID 0 RAID 1 Provide the required RAID level Configuring PowerEdge Servers 25 • • • • • RAID 5 RAID 6 RAID 10 RAID 50 RAID 60 disk_cache_policy No Default • • • Default Enabled Disabled Disk Cache Policy write_cache_policy No WriteThrough • • • WriteThrough WriteBack WriteBackForce Write cache policy read_cache_policy No NoReadAhead • • • NoReadAhead ReadAhead Adaptive Read cache policy stripe_size No 65536 NA Provide stripe size value in multiples of 64 * 1024 controller_fqdd Yes NA NA Fully Qualified Device Descriptor (FQDD) of the storage controller, for e.g. RAID.Integrated.1-1 media_type No HDD • • HDD SSD Media type bus_protocol No SATA • • SAS SATA Bus protocol NA • • present absent • state Yes • If the value is 'present', the module will perform 'create' operations If the value is 'absent', the module will perform 'remove' operations Table 24. Return Values Name Description Returned Type Sample RAID configuration Configures the RAID configuration attributes Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-AnsibleModules-for-iDRAC Example -name: Configure the RAID attributes dellemc_configure_raid: idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" share_name: "\\\\xx.xx.xx.xx\\share" share_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" share_user: "xxxx" 26 Configuring PowerEdge Servers share_mnt: "xxxxxx" controller_fqdd: "xxxxxxxx" vd_name: "xxxxxx" Configuring Collect System Inventory on Restart Module: dellemc_idrac_lc_attributes Synopsis This module is responsible for enabling or disabling of Collect System Inventory on Restart (CSIOR) property for all iDRAC or LC jobs. When you enable the CSIOR property, hardware inventory and part configuration information are discovered and compared with previous system inventory information on every system restart. Options Table 25. dellemc_idrac_lc_attributes Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port share_name Yes NA NA CIFS or NFS network share share_user Yes NA NA Network share user in the format 'user@domain' if user is part of a domain else 'user' share_pwd Yes NA NA Network share user password share_mnt Yes NA NA Local mount path of the network share with read-write permission for ansible user csior Yes NA • • Enabled Disabled Whether to Enable or Disable Collect System Inventory on Restart (CSIOR) property for all iDRAC or LC jobs Table 26. Return Values Name Description Returned Type Sample iDRAC CSIOR Configures CSIOR property for all iDRAC or LC jobs Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-AnsibleModules-for-iDRAC Example -name: Set up iDRAC LC Attributes dellemc_idrac_lc_attributes: idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" share_name: "\\\\xx.xx.xx.xx\\share" share_user: "xxxxx" share_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" Configuring PowerEdge Servers 27 share_mnt: csior: "/mnt/share" "xxxxxxx" Configuring Syslog Module: dellemc_setup_idrac_syslog Synopsis This module enables or disables syslog parameters for iDRAC. Options Table 27. dellemc_setup_idrac_syslog Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port share_name Yes NA NA CIFS or NFS Network share share_user Yes NA NA Network share user in the format 'user@domain' if user is part of a domain else 'user' share_pwd Yes NA NA Network share user password NA Local mount path of the network share with readwrite permission for ansible user Enabled Disabled Whether to Enable or Disable iDRAC syslog share_mnt Yes NA syslog Yes NA • • Table 28. Return Values Name Description Returned Type Sample iDRAC Syslog Configures iDRAC Syslog parameters Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-AnsibleModules-for-iDRAC Example -name: Configure iDRAC Syslog Parameters dellemc_setup_idrac_syslog: idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" share_name: "\\\\xx.xx.xx.xx\\share" share_user: "xxxx" 28 Configuring PowerEdge Servers share_pwd: share_mnt: syslog: "xxxxxxxx" "/mnt/share" "xxxxxxx" Configuring PowerEdge Servers 29 5 Deploying Operating System To provision a bare metal server, it is essential to deploy the required operating system in the device before you start using it. This section describes the process of deploying the operating system on the PowerEdge servers using Ansible. To automate the process of operating system deployment in an unattended manner using Ansible, the iDRAC's capability is utilized to transfer the customized ISO to iDRAC for boot. To perform OS deployment, ensure: • Operating System image is injected with required Dell drivers, and unattended response file. • iDRAC is enabled, configured, and reachable. • RAID is configured. Boot to a Network ISO Image Module: dellemc_boot_to_network_iso Synopsis This module facilitates the operating system deployment. You can run this module to boot the target system to a bootable ISO image on a CIFS or NFS share. This module looks for the customized ISO in the configured share location and transfers the image to iDRAC to load it. On the system reboot, the OS deployment begins. Options Table 29. dellemc_boot_to_network_iso Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port iso_image Yes NA NA Network ISO name share_name Yes NA NA CIFS or NFS Network share share_user Yes NA NA Network share user in the format 'user@domain' if user is part of a domain else 'user' share_pwd Yes NA NA Network share user password 30 Deploying Operating System Table 30. Return Values Name Description Returned Type Sample Boot to Network ISO Boots to a network ISO Image Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMCAnsible-Modules-for-iDRAC Example -name: Boot to Network ISO dellemc_boot_to_network_iso: idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" share_name: "\\\\xx.xx.xx.xx\\share" share_user: "xxxx" share_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" iso_image: "uninterrupted_os_installation_image.iso" Deploying Operating System 31 6 Server Inventory This section describes the process of retrieving the server inventory of the PowerEdge Servers using Ansible Modules. Viewing the System Inventory Module: dellemc_get_system_inventory Synopsis System inventory provides basic as well as component level detailed inventory information. You can run this module when you want to verify the asset, configured state, inventory, and health-related information for the system and its component. Options Table 31. dellemc_get_system_inventory Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port Table 32. Return Values Name Description Returned Type Sample System Inventory Displays the PowerEdge Server System Inventory Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-Ansible-Modulesfor-iDRAC Example -name: Get System Inventory dellemc_get_system_inventory: idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" 32 Server Inventory 7 Server Administration Tasks This section describes the tasks that you can run using OpenManage Ansible Modules version 1.0. NOTE: OpenManage Ansible Modules version 1.0 supports iDRAC firmware version 2.50.50.50 and later. Topics: • Configuring the Power State on the PowerEdge Servers • Resetting iDRAC to Factory Settings • Viewing LC Job Status • Exporting LC Logs • Deleting LC Job • Deleting LC Job Queue • Configuring System Lockdown Mode Configuring the Power State on the PowerEdge Servers Module: dellemc_change_power_state Synopsis This module configures the power control options on a PowerEdge server. You can run this module: • To power on the server. • To power off the server. • To reboot the server. • For hard reset of the server. Options Table 33. dellemc_change_power_state Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port NA • • • • change_power Yes On ForceOff GracefulRestart GracefulShutdown Desired power state Server Administration Tasks 33 • • PushPowerButton Nmi Table 34. Return Values Name Description Returned Type Sample Power state of a server Configures the power control options on a PowerEdge server Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-AnsibleModules-for-iDRAC Example -name: Change Power State dellemc_change_power_state: idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" change_power: "xxxxxxx" Resetting iDRAC to Factory Settings Module: dellemc_idrac_reset Synopsis You can reset the iDRAC to its default factory settings using this module. This module deletes your current iDRAC configuration and resets it to the default settings. Options Table 35. dellemc_idrac_reset Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port Table 36. Return Values Name Description Returned Type Sample Reset iDRAC Resets the iDRAC Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-Ansible-Modules-foriDRAC Example -name: Reset iDRAC dellemc_idrac_reset: idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" idrac_port: "xxx" 34 Server Administration Tasks Viewing LC Job Status Module: dellemc_get_lc_job_status Synopsis You can view the iDRAC or LC job status using this module. To view information about a job status, a job id is required. Once a job is initiated, the system stages the job request information and sends a job id back to the system. You can query the progress and status of the job by using the job id. Options Table 37. dellemc_get_lc_job_status Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port job_id Yes NA NA JOB ID in the format "JID_123456789012" Table 38. Return Values Name Description Returned Type Sample LC Job Status Displays the status of a LC job Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-Ansible-Modules-foriDRAC Example -name: Get LC Job Status dellemc_get_lc_job_status idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" job_id: "JID_1234567890" Exporting LC Logs Module: dellemc_export_lc_logs Synopsis LC logs provide records of past activities on a managed system. These log files are useful for the server administrators since they provide detailed information about recommended actions and some other technical information that is useful for troubleshooting purposes. The various types of information available in LC logs are alerts-related, configuration changes on the system hardware components, firmware changes due to an upgrade or downgrade, replaced parts, temperature warnings, detailed timestamps of when the activity has started, severity of the activity, and so on. Options Server Administration Tasks 35 Table 39. dellemc_export_lc_logs Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port share_name Yes NA NA CIFS or NFS Network share or a local path \\\ \xx.xx.xx.xx\\share\\ or /tmp/path share_user Yes NA NA Network share user in the format 'user@domain' if user is part of a domain else 'user' share_pwd Yes NA NA Network share user password NA • • job_wait Yes • True False • If the value is True, it waits for the job to finish and returns the job completion status If the value is False, it returns immediately with a JOB ID after queuing the job in LC job queue Table 40. Return Values Name Description Returned Type Sample LC logs Exports the LC logs to the given network share Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-Ansible-Modulesfor-iDRAC Example -name: Export Lifecycle Controller Logs dellemc_export_lc_logs: idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" idrac_port: "xxx" share_name: "\\\\xx.xx.xx.xx\\share" share_user: "xxxx" share_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" job_wait: "True" Deleting LC Job Module: dellemc_delete_lc_job Synopsis This module deletes an LC job for a given valid JOB ID from the job queue. You can delete an LC job: • once the job is completed. • if you do not want to perform the job or if it is taking long to execute. Options 36 Server Administration Tasks Table 41. dellemc_delete_lc_job Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No NA NA iDRAC port job_id Yes NA NA JOB ID in the format "JID_XXXXXXXXX" Table 42. Return Values Name Description Returned Type Sample Delete LC job Deletes an LC job for a given a JOB ID Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-Ansible-Modules-foriDRAC Examples -name: Delete LC Job dellemc_delete_lc_job: idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "root" idrac_pwd: "xxxxx" idrac_port: "123" job_id: "JID_XXXXXXXX" Deleting LC Job Queue Module: dellemc_delete_lc_job_queue Synopsis You can delete all the jobs in the LC job queue using this module. All the jobs in the job queue are terminated when you delete a job queue. Options Table 43. dellemc_delete_lc_job_queue Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port Server Administration Tasks 37 Table 44. Return Values Name Description Returned Type Sample LC Job Queue Deletes the LC job queue Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-Ansible-Modules-for-iDRAC Example -name: Delete LC Job Queue dellemc_delete_lc_job_queue: idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxx" idrac_port: "xxx" Configuring System Lockdown Mode Module: dellemc_system_lockdown_mode Synopsis System Lockdown Mode provides a mechanism to protect configuration from any unintentional or accidental changes after the system is provisioned to a certain level. This module is responsible for enabling or disabling the lockdown mode of a system. When System Lockdown Mode is enabled, the system’s configuration is locked and system cannot be configured or updated until the lockdown mode is disabled. Options Table 45. dellemc_system_lockdown_mode Parameter Required Default Choices Comments idrac_ip Yes NA NA iDRAC IP Address idrac_user Yes NA NA iDRAC username idrac_pwd Yes NA NA iDRAC user password idrac_port No 443 NA iDRAC port share_name Yes NA NA CIFS or NFS network share share_user Yes NA NA Network share user in the format 'user@domain' if user is part of a domain else 'user' share_pwd Yes NA NA Network share user password Local mount path of the network share with readwrite permission for ansible user share_mnt Yes NA NA lockdown_mode Yes NA • 38 Server Administration Tasks Enabled Whether to Enable or Disable system lockdown mode • Disabled Table 46. Return Values Name Description Returned Type Sample System Lockdown Mode Configures lockdown mode of the system Success String https://github.com/dell/Dell-EMC-Ansible-Modules-foriDRAC Example -name: Configure System Lockdown Mode dellemc_system_lockdown_mode: idrac_ip: "xx.xx.xx.xx" idrac_user: "xxxx" idrac_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" share_name: "\\\\xx.xx.xx.xx\\share" share_user: "xxxx" share_pwd: "xxxxxxxx" share_mnt: "/mnt/share" lockdown_mode: "xxxxxxx" Server Administration Tasks 39 8 Troubleshooting • While configuring iDRAC timezone on 14G servers with iDRAC firmware 3.00.00.00 and 3.11.11.11 the job keeps running for longer time without any return output. — To ensure that the new timezone values are applied to the servers, export an SCP. — Upgrade to a latest Dell EMC recommended firmware version (iDRAC firmware version 3.15.15.15 and later) before performing the configuration changes. • While creating new iDRAC users, the provided values are not getting applied completely on 14G servers. — In case the user is not created with all the required user settings, change the user setting with action option modify in the dellemc_configure_idrac_users module. • Firmware install is failing on server with iDRAC firmware 3.00.00.00 and with Linux NFS share. — To perform firmware update, use DUPs from a share other than Linux NFS share. 40 Troubleshooting 9 Accessing documents from the Dell EMC support site You can access the required documents using the following links: • For Dell EMC Enterprise Systems Management documents — Dell.com/SoftwareSecurityManuals • For Dell EMC OpenManage documents — Dell.com/OpenManageManuals • For Dell EMC Remote Enterprise Systems Management documents — Dell.com/esmmanuals • For iDRAC and Dell EMC Lifecycle Controller documents — Dell.com/idracmanuals • For Dell EMC OpenManage Connections Enterprise Systems Management documents — Dell.com/ OMConnectionsEnterpriseSystemsManagement • For Dell EMC Serviceability Tools documents — Dell.com/ServiceabilityTools • a Go to Dell.com/Support/Home. b Click Choose from all products. c From All products section, click Software & Security, and then click the required link from the following: d • • Enterprise Systems Management • Remote Enterprise Systems Management • Serviceability Tools • Dell Client Command Suite • Connections Client Systems Management To view a document, click the required product version. 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