Dell version 3.0 manual Create configuration file, Import configuration file, Sample.xml

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For instance, to configure RAID by creating a new configuration file using the RAID Config (wizard). From the left-hand side of the Task Sequence Editor, under Configure Hardware Step1, click Set RAID Config (wizard).

Under Configuration file/Command line parameters there are three options you can choose from:

<Create configuration file>

<Import configuration file>

<sample.xml>

<Create configuration file>

To create steps for RAID:

1.Select the sample ini file from the drop-down. The View button is enabled.

2.Click View to open the ini file. Make modifications as per the configurations required and save the file.

For information on the ini file format, see “Sample File Formats” in the Dell OpenManage Deployment Toolkit Version 4.4 Command Line Interface Reference Guide. You can access the guide from this URL: www.dell.com/support/Manuals.

The Array Builder <XML filename>.xml window is displayed.

3.Select Save to a file in the toolkit package for this custom action when I click OK and click OK to return to the Task Sequence Editor window.

4.Click OK.

5.Save the file in the default directory.

An example of default directory: \\<site server hostname>\sms_<site code>\OSD\lib\Packages \Deployment\Dell\PowerEdge\DTK\Template\Configs\Raidcfg.

6.Click Apply to save the edited file to the task sequence.

Alternatively, you can select the <Create configuration file> option from the drop-down to create a .ini file from the start.

<Import configuration file>

1.Select <Import configuration file> from the Configuration file/Command line parameters drop- down menu.

2.Click Import.

3.Specify the location of the configuration file you want to import and click Open.

<sample.xml>

1.From the Configuration file / Command line parameters drop-down list, select <sample.xml>.

2.Click View.

The Array Builder wizard for the sample.xml is displayed.

3.To edit the sample.xml, see <Create configuration file>.

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Contents Page Page Contents Command line options Other Dell documents you might need TroubleshootingWhats new in this release Dell Server Deployment Pack features overviewSP1 Before using Configuration Manager Page Upgrading a Dell Driver Cab files Importing a Dell Driver Cab filesWAIK/ADK Creating a boot image for deploying Dell PowerEdge servers Importing Dlci Dell Server Driver Packages Enabling command prompt for debugging boot imagesConfiguring the hardware components of your server Distributing content and updating distribution pointsCreating a task sequence Creating a Dell specific task sequenceEditing a task sequence Creating a custom task sequenceAdding diskpart clean to task sequence Configuring task sequence actionsDeploying a task sequence on static IP networks Preparing the .CSV fileConfiguring system Bios Creating the bootable media for OS deploymentUsing the bootable media for OS deployment Options Configuring file or command line parameter optionsImport configuration file Configuring system Bios using XML inputConfiguring iDRAC 7 and iDRAC 8 using XML input Configuring Set Boot Order Retrieving boot device IDsConfiguring RAID by using RAID Config wizard Create configuration file Import configuration fileSample.xml Using the Array Builder How Array Builder worksControllers Adding a controller Editing a controllerDeleting a controller Arrays Variable conditionsAdding a new variable condition Editing a variable conditionLogical drives also known as virtual disks Deleting a logical drive Disks also known as array disksAdding a new disk Changing a diskExporting to XML Creating task sequences for RAID, DRAC, and iDRACImporting XML Saving to packageConfiguration file Configuring Variable Replacement tab options Variable ReplacementRetrieving log files or capturing configuration files Applying the operating system imageAdding Dell driver packages Page Upgrade Scenario TroubleshootingName, type Set Site Server Address Command line options String Contacting Dell Other Dell documents you might needAccessing documents from Dell support site