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After the One-button secure erase process completed, iLO was configured with an IP address.
If you want a copy of the One-button secure erase report for future reference, you saved the report.
About this task About this task
When you decommission or repurpose a server, you might not want the One-button secure erase report to remain available in the iLO web
interface.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise recommends deleting the erase report before decommissioning a server or using it for a different purpose.
Procedure Procedure
1. Click Lifecycle Management in the navigation tree, and then click the Decommission tab.
If the One-button secure erase process completed on the server, the View Last Erase Report button is available.
2. Click View Last Erase Report.
The Secure Erase Report is displayed.
3. Click .
iLO securely erases the report file, and then resets immediately.
The event log, IML, security log, and configuration settings made up to this point are reset to the factory default settings. iLO might
attempt an auto-restore operation when it starts.
Impacts to the system after One-button secure erase Impacts to the system after
The One-button secure erase feature reverts the system and supported components to the factory state. To use the system, reprovision the
server.
All data on impacted storage drives and persistent memory is erased and is not recoverable.
All RAID settings, disk partitions, and OS installations are removed.
The following BIOS and iLO settings are erased or reset to the factory default settings.
Factory provisioned server identity ( iLO IDevID), User defined server identity ( iLO LDevID), and Factory provisioned TCG compliant
system identity (System IDevID) are erased.
Platform certificate, System IAK certificate and all other enrolled certificates (other than factory pre-installed UEFI Secure boot
certificates are erased.
iLO network and other settings are erased and must be reconfigured.
Installed iLO licenses are removed and the license status reverts to iLO Standard.
The System Recovery Set is removed and must be recreated.
iLO user accounts are removed. After the process is complete, log in with the default factory Administrator account and password.
The Active Health System, Integrated Management Log, Security Log, and iLO Event Log are cleared.
BIOS and SmartStorage Redfish API data is removed and then recreated on the next boot.
Secure Boot is disabled and enrolled certificates are removed (other than the factory installed certificates).
Boot options and BIOS user-defined defaults are removed.
Passwords, pass-phrases, and encryption keys stored in the TPM or BIOS are removed.
The date, time, DST, and time zone are reset.
The system will boot with the most recent BIOS revision flashed.
Intelligent Provisioning will not boot and must be reinstalled.
Hardware components that are reverted to the factory state Hardware components that are reverted to the factory state
One-button secure erase completes
Intelligent Provisioning 4.20 User Guide for HPE ProLiant and Synergy Gen11 Servers
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