IDPA: How to Power On an Integrated Data Protection Appliance using integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC) interface
Summary: Steps to remotely Power On an Integrated Data Protection Appliance (IDPA) using integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC) interface.
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Instructions
This article demonstrates steps to properly shutdown IDPA using Appliance Configuration Manager (ACM) and integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC) Web interfaces.
Procedure
Procedure
- Perform the following:
- Log in to the iDRAC interface.
- On the iDRAC dashboard, check the section System Information to validate the System and its Power State, which should be OFF.
- Click on the button Power On System. A dialogue box is displayed to show successful Power On operation.
Note: Monitor the start up progress under IDRAC Virtual console. Once the yellow screen is seen with the message "local.sh rc scripts running”, wait for 15 minutes and open the ACM UI to watch startup progress.
- On the iDRAC dashboard, check the section System Information to validate the Power State, which should now be ON.
Additional Information
Please refer this video:
Affected Products
Data Backup & Protection SoftwareProducts
Data Backup & Protection Storage, PowerProtect Data Protection Appliance, PowerProtect Data Protection Software, Integrated Data Protection Appliance Family, PowerProtect Data Protection Hardware, Integrated Data Protection Appliance SoftwareArticle Properties
Article Number: 000184365
Article Type: How To
Last Modified: 15 Nov 2021
Version: 8
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