The
Quick Deploy feature enables you to configure the password to access the iDRAC user interface, IOMs, and IPv4 and IPv6 settings. These settings can be applied to existing compute sleds or IOM devices immediately. You can apply the
Quick Deploy settings to compute sleds when they are inserted into the chassis, later. However, you cannot apply the
Quick Deploy settings to IOMs that are inserted later.
When you insert a new sled into an empty slot with only quick deploy settings that are configured, it only creates an audit log instead of deployment and configuration job.
Quick deploy settings are validated when the job is run. If an invalid parameter is used, the quick deploy job fails. The
Quick Deploy job parameters are not evaluated, as they can contain any value, which is delegated while running the job.
Enabling and disabling quick deploy is a web interface feature to determine if the controls are enabled to configure
Quick Deploy settings. The back-end only processes requests from the web interface.
NOTE: After the quick deploy settings are applied to the compute sled, the IP configuration is displayed in the
OME–Modular web interface, when the inventory is refreshed.
NOTE: When IPv4 for IPv6 is disabled for MXG610s IOMs, the Device IPv4 address or Device IPv6 address is blank on the
Quick Deploy page for IOMs. However, for network IOMs, the IPv4 and IPv6 device addresses are
:: and
0.0.0.0.
The
Quick Deploy configuration section is expanded.
Enter and confirm the password to access the iDRAC user interface.
The password can be up to 20 characters in length.
NOTE: If any iDRAC IP configuration is modified, the SSO for the SLEDs is functional from the OME-Modular console only after the default inventory task or manual inventory refresh is complete.
In the
Management IP section, select
IPv4 Enabled to enable the IPv4 network settings and select the
IPv4 Network Type.
The available options are:
Static
DHCP
Enter the
IPv4 Subnet Mask and
IPv4 Gateway.
NOTE: The
IPv4 Subnet Mask and
IPv4 Gateway options are displayed only if the
IPv4 Network Type is "Static" .
Select
IPv6 Enabled to enable the IPv6 network settings and select the
IPv6 Network Type.
The available options are:
Static
DHCP
If the
IPv6 Network Type is Static, select the
IPv6 Prefix Length and enter the
IPv6 Gateway.
From the list of slots that is displayed, select the check box next to the slot number to which you want to apply the
Quick Deploy settings.
In the
Network IOM Settings section, enter and confirm the password to log in to the IOM interface.
Select
IPv4 Enabled to enable the IPv4 network settings and select the
IPv4 Network Type.
The available options are:
Static
DHCP
Enter the
IPv4 Subnet Mask and
IPv4 Gateway.
NOTE: The
IPv4 Subnet Mask and
IPv4 Gateway options are displayed only if the
IPv4 Network Type is "Static".
Select
IPv6 Enabled to enable the IPv6 network settings and select the
IPv6 Network Type.
The available options are:
Static
DHCP
If the
IPv6 Network Type is Static, select the
IPv6 Prefix Length and enter the
IPv6 Gateway.
Click
Apply to save the
Quick Deploy settings.
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