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iDRAC9 Version 5.00.10.20 Release Notes

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Networking and IO

Table 1. WWN details for the Mezz cards displayed randomly in the WWN/MAC GUI page In certain configurations, if the NIC partitions are enabled, WWM/MAC page may display the MAC/WWN details for the Mezz cards that are installed in the system in random order. The display order may vary from the port or partition ordering.
Description In certain configurations, if the NIC partitions are enabled, WWM/MAC page may display the MAC/WWN details for the Mezz cards that are installed in the system in random order. The display order may vary from the port or partition ordering.
Workaround Go to the Network device page for specific device details that are associated with port and partitions.
Systems Affected PowerEdge MX series
Tracking number 194452
Table 2. Unable to add iDRAC Static IP After setting iDrac static IP using IPV4 group (IPv4.1.Address, IPv4.1.Gateway,IPv4.1.Netmask) using Redfish or RACADM interface, a new IP address may not apply and system may become inaccessible.
Description After setting iDrac static IP using IPV4 group (IPv4.1.Address, IPv4.1.Gateway,IPv4.1.Netmask) using Redfish or RACADM interface, a new IP address may not apply and system may become inaccessible.
Workaround Use the IPV4Static group (IPv4Static.1.Address, IPv4Static.1.Gateway,IPv4Static.1.Netmask) to set static IP address.
Systems Affected All systems supported by this release.
Tracking number 185458
Table 3. NIC or FC device slot listed in hardware inventory even when disabled in BIOS For some NIC or FC cards, even if the device slot is disabled in BIOS, the slot may still get listed in the hardware inventory.
Description For some NIC or FC cards, even if the device slot is disabled in BIOS, the slot may still get listed in the hardware inventory.
Workaround N/A
Systems Affected All systems supported by this release.
Tracking number 104535

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