<senType> <Num>

<sensorName>

<status>

<AC-OK status>

PWR

1

PS-1

Online

OK

PWR

2

PS-2

Online

OK

PWR

3

PS-3

Online

OK

PWR

4

PS-4

Slot Empty

N/A

PWR

5

PS-5

Failed

OK

PWR

6

PS-6

Slot Empty

N/A

racreset

NOTE: To use this subcommand for CMC you must have Chassis Administrator privilege and for iDRAC you must have Configure iDRAC permission.

NOTE: When you issue a racreset subcommand, iDRAC6 may require up to two minutes to return to a usable state.

Subcommand Description

racreset Issues a reset to iDRAC6. The reset event is written into iDRAC6 log.

NOTE: You must reboot your system after performing a hard reset of iDRAC6 as described in Table 2-28.

Synopsis

racadm racreset [hard soft]

Table 2-28describes the racreset subcommand options.

Table 2-28. racreset Subcommand Options

Option Description

hard A hard reset performs a deep reset operation on the remote access controller. A hard reset should only be used as a last case resort of resetting iDRAC6 controller for recovery purposes.

soft A soft reset performs a graceful reboot operation on the RAC.

Examples

racadm racreset

Start the iDRAC6 soft reset sequence.

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IDRAC6 1.95, CMC 3.2, IDRAC6 3.5 specifications

Dell's Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC) has been a pivotal technology for remote server management, and versions like iDRAC6 3.5 and iDRAC6 with firmware 1.95 have significantly enhanced the capabilities of server management solutions. These integrated management tools focus on improving system performance and uptime for data centers and enterprises.

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