DELL PowerEdge OEMR XL Dell Branded ID Module with Windows Embedded OS Support
Restart required AUTO INSTALLED This file was automatically installed as part of a recent update. If you are experiencing any issues, you can manually download and reinstall.OEM ID Module for 14G OEM Ready PowerEdge Platforms with Dell branding to support Microsoft Embedded OS
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Fixes: None
Enhancements: Adding support for SLP 2.6 for Windows Server 2022.
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Version
3.00, A00
Release date
24 Jun 2022
Download Type
Applications
Category
Identity Module
Importance
OptionalDell Technologies recommends reviewing this update to determine if it applies to your system. The update contains changes that impact only certain configurations or provides new features that may or may not apply to your environment.
Available formats View Important Information
File Format: Board Service Utility
File Name: 4XHVW_14G_DBE_Cust_3_00.exe
File Size: 203.77 KB
This is a large file. Depending on your connection speed, it may take some time to download.
Format Description:
Board Service Utility
To ensure the integrity of your download, please verify the checksum value.
MD5:
3408245f664bc28229c55557a531df22
SHA1:
726dd9eff37855e495b703f7c526feae4537c951
SHA-256:
db4ce92f63ffa5dde550133aba3928ac810fc4abf874299f2716c1516fe8949e
File Format: Flash BIOS executable
File Name: 4XHVW_14G_DBE_CustBSU_3_00.exe
File Size: 203.77 KB
This is a large file. Depending on your connection speed, it may take some time to download.
Format Description:
This file format consists of a BIOS-executable file. To use it, download the file and copy it to a DOS-bootable USB flash drive, then boot the system to the USB flash drive and run the program.
To ensure the integrity of your download, please verify the checksum value.
MD5:
b4139da0dc85196d912e946ce9b9b1cb
SHA1:
e5ee246ec87939229af6382795c350270654804e
SHA-256:
8541ffd7e6993de619e30363c4cd2fdb576e34b86e4aab0607cd8ddb42a1577e
By downloading, you accept the terms of the Dell Software License Agreement.
Important Information
This method is used to update the Identity Module on an OEM-R Enterprise system.
PREPARATION:
1) Ensure system is already de-branded and the CUST exe file is for your platform.
2) Note any iDRAC user settings that are important for your specific environment. 'Reset iDRAC to Default Settings' is needed for this installation and will set iDRAC user settings to revert to Dell standard Defaults.
PREPARATION:
1) Ensure system is already de-branded and the CUST exe file is for your platform.
2) Note any iDRAC user settings that are important for your specific environment. 'Reset iDRAC to Default Settings' is needed for this installation and will set iDRAC user settings to revert to Dell standard Defaults.
Supported Operating Systems
Not Applicable
Applies to
Dell Branded OEM ID MODULE 14G 1.0
Identity Module
Installation instructions
Installation Steps
1. Start with the CustBSU.exe file, locate and unzip the self-extracting zip file by double-clicking it. Extract the included CustBSU.pm to a safe and accessible location. The .pm file is the one that will be used in this installation process. Do not use the Identity Module executable that does not have the term 'BSU' in the file name.
2. Open and login to the iDRAC GUI via a web browser. The link is https://idrac_ip_address
3. Use the iDRAC GUI method to upload and install the OEM Identity Module. From the main page, navigate to Maintenance/System Update on the top tab pane. Browse to and open the CustBSU.pm file and click Upload. Remember to use the CustBSU.pm file and not an executable or any other extension.
4. Once the upload completes, check the box next to the uploaded file under Update Details and then click Install to install the OEM ID.
5. After beginning the installation, a System Alert message will pop up; click on Job Queue to view the status of the Firmware Update: OEM ID Module job.
6. Once the installation finishes it will show Completed under Status: Overview:Server:Job Queue.
7. Once the job is complete, go to Maintenance:Diagnostics:Reset iDRAC. Reset the iDRAC.
8. Close the browser window, and wait a couple of minutes for the iDRAC to reset.
9. During this time, clear the cache for your browser. Instructions for clearing the cache for all major browsers are readily available online. This is a required step for certain branding options to show up.
10. Once the iDRAC is available again, and you are able to login, reboot (cold boot) the server. This may be accomplished via the iDRAC GUI, or directly from the system - either via the Virtual Console or a direct connection.
11. The system will reboot on its own (again) during the re-branding process, in order to complete CSIOR (Collect System Inventory On Reboot). Move to the host display monitor and press F2 to enter System Setup on the following reboot.
Note: CSIOR is turned on by default for your server. If however it is turned off, do turn it back on in order for the ID Module to successfully install. Refer to your Lifecycle Controller documentation in order to know how to turn CSIOR back on.
12. Once System Setup main page, click on System BIOS.
13. Once in the System BIOS page, click on Default in the lower right corner. Accept the Loading Default Settings dialogue by clicking Yes. Click OK to confirm.
14. Click on Finish in the lower right hand corner, and confirm the Saving Changes dialogue by clicking Yes. Confirm the Saving Changes Success dialogue by clicking on OK.
15. Click on Finish in the lower right hand corner of the System Setup page to exit and reboot the system. Confirm the exit by clicking on Yes in the Confirm Exit dialogue box.
16. Custom Branding is now complete. You may now validate all of the custom branding options you have selected including Logos, BIOS Settings, iDRAC Settings, and Lifecycle Controller settings.
1. Start with the CustBSU.exe file, locate and unzip the self-extracting zip file by double-clicking it. Extract the included CustBSU.pm to a safe and accessible location. The .pm file is the one that will be used in this installation process. Do not use the Identity Module executable that does not have the term 'BSU' in the file name.
2. Open and login to the iDRAC GUI via a web browser. The link is https://idrac_ip_address
3. Use the iDRAC GUI method to upload and install the OEM Identity Module. From the main page, navigate to Maintenance/System Update on the top tab pane. Browse to and open the CustBSU.pm file and click Upload. Remember to use the CustBSU.pm file and not an executable or any other extension.
4. Once the upload completes, check the box next to the uploaded file under Update Details and then click Install to install the OEM ID.
5. After beginning the installation, a System Alert message will pop up; click on Job Queue to view the status of the Firmware Update: OEM ID Module job.
6. Once the installation finishes it will show Completed under Status: Overview:Server:Job Queue.
7. Once the job is complete, go to Maintenance:Diagnostics:Reset iDRAC. Reset the iDRAC.
8. Close the browser window, and wait a couple of minutes for the iDRAC to reset.
9. During this time, clear the cache for your browser. Instructions for clearing the cache for all major browsers are readily available online. This is a required step for certain branding options to show up.
10. Once the iDRAC is available again, and you are able to login, reboot (cold boot) the server. This may be accomplished via the iDRAC GUI, or directly from the system - either via the Virtual Console or a direct connection.
11. The system will reboot on its own (again) during the re-branding process, in order to complete CSIOR (Collect System Inventory On Reboot). Move to the host display monitor and press F2 to enter System Setup on the following reboot.
Note: CSIOR is turned on by default for your server. If however it is turned off, do turn it back on in order for the ID Module to successfully install. Refer to your Lifecycle Controller documentation in order to know how to turn CSIOR back on.
12. Once System Setup main page, click on System BIOS.
13. Once in the System BIOS page, click on Default in the lower right corner. Accept the Loading Default Settings dialogue by clicking Yes. Click OK to confirm.
14. Click on Finish in the lower right hand corner, and confirm the Saving Changes dialogue by clicking Yes. Confirm the Saving Changes Success dialogue by clicking on OK.
15. Click on Finish in the lower right hand corner of the System Setup page to exit and reboot the system. Confirm the exit by clicking on Yes in the Confirm Exit dialogue box.
16. Custom Branding is now complete. You may now validate all of the custom branding options you have selected including Logos, BIOS Settings, iDRAC Settings, and Lifecycle Controller settings.
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