Main module used to import all individual iDRAC Redfish modules listed in the Powershell gallery. For more details and examples for each module, execute get-help on the specific module.

iDRAC cmdlet used to get storage inventory using Redfish API. It will return storage information for controllers, disks or backplanes.

iDRAC cmdlet using Redfish DMTF action SimpleUpdate to update one device firmware using a firmware image stored on a supported network share

iDRAC cmdlet using Redfish DMTF action SimpleUpdate to update device firmware using a firmware image stored locally

iDRAC cmdlet using Redfish API with OEM extension to set next onetime boot device to either virtual optical or virtual floppy. DMTF does not support setting virtual CD or virtual floppy as next one time boot. This cmdlet uses OEM extension to solve this issue.

Cmdlet using iDRAC with Redfish API to get either server current power state or change the server power state. If changing the server power state, make sure you pass in the exact string value since the values are case sensitive.

iDRAC cmdlet using Redfish API OEM extension to either assign global or dedicated hotspare, unassign hotspare.

iDRAC cmdlet using Redfish API to either get current next boot onetime boot device value / supported possible values or set next onetime boot device with reboot now or no reboot but still set next onetime boot device.

iDRAC cmdlet using Redfish API to either get virtual media information, attach or eject virtual media located on supported network share. Supported network shares are NFS, CIFS, HTTP and HTTPS.

iDRAC cmdlet using Redfish API with OEM extension to export all server hardware information to a file locally. You will be prompted to download the exported HW inventory using your default browser session. If you select yes, it will automatically launch a browser session and download the file. You may be prompted to enter iDRAC credentials if this ... More info

iDRAC cmdlet used to update fimrware for one device iDRAC supports or upload a PM file using OEM extension. Supported file types are .exe, .pm (personal module) and .d9 (iDRAC only image). For updating iDRAC devices, you will be using Dell Windows Update Packages (DUP) with .exe extension.

iDRAC cmdlet using Redfish API with OEM extension to get server slot information for all devices and will be echo output to the screen. If large amount of data is returned, recommended to redirect output to a file.

iDRAC cmdlet using Redfish API to either get current iDRAC user account details, create or delete user

Cmdlet using iDRAC with Redfish OEM extension to either get storage controllers, get controller encryption mode settings or remove the storage controller key.

Cmdlet using iDRAC with Redfish API to either set one BIOS attribute or get current value of BIOS attributes. When setting BIOS attribute, make sure you pass in exact name of the attribute and value since these are case sensitive. Example: For attribute MemTest, you must pass in "MemTest". Passing in "memtest" will fail.

iDRAC cmdlet using Redfish API to either get current BIOS attribute settings, get specific BIOS attribute current value, get BIOS attribute registry or set mulitple BIOS attributes.

iDRAC cmdlet using Redfish API with OEM extension to get complete iDRAC Lifecycle logs, echo to the screen. NOTE: Recommended to redirect output to a file due to large amount of data returned

Cmdlet using Redfish API with OEM extension to get iDRAC remote service status. The output will return LC (Lifecycle controller) status, RT (real time monitoring) status, server status (examples, in POST or in in BIOS boot manager) and overall status.

Cmdlet using iDRAC with Redfish API OEM extension to connect or detach network ISO image. Connecting the network ISO image will expose the ISO to the server. Note: This action will not automatically reboot the server compared to action BootToNetworkISO.

Cmdlet using iDRAC with Redfish OEM extension to import server configuration profile (SCP) file locally. Filename can either be in supported JSON or XML format. If SCP file is needed, execute SCP export cmdlet.