Remote File Share - Dell iDRAC6 User Manual

NOTE:
The severity levels defined by the Remote Syslog protocol differ from the
standard IPMI System Event Log (SEL) severity levels. Hence all iDRAC6 Remote
Syslog entries are reported in the syslog server with severity level as Notice.
The following example shows the configuration objects and the RACADM
command usage to change remote syslog settings:
racadm config –g cfgRemoteHosts –o
cfgRhostsSyslogEnable [1/0] ; default is 0
racadm config –g cfgRemoteHosts –o
cfgRhostsSyslogServer1 < servername1 > ; default is
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racadm config –g cfgRemoteHosts –o
cfgRhostsSyslogServer2 < servername2 >; default is
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racadm config –g cfgRemoteHosts –o
cfgRhostsSyslogServer3 < servername3 >; default is
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racadm config –g cfgRemoteHosts –o
cfgRhostsSyslogPort < portnumber >; default is 514

Remote File Share

The remote file share feature through iDRAC6 allows you to specify a
CD/DVD ISO image file located on a network share and make it available to
the server's operating system as a virtual drive by mounting it as a CD or
DVD using NFS or CIFS.
NOTE:
This feature works only with IPv4 addresses. IPv6 addresses are currently
not supported.
CIFS shared image path should be in the format:
//<ipaddress or domain
name>/<share_name>/<pathtoimage>
The NFS shared image path should be in the format:
<ipadddress>:/<pathtoimage>
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