Users Guide

– Password: The password required to access the proxy server.

– Type: The type of proxy server. Lifecycle Controller supports HTTP, SOCKS 4, and SOCKS 5 proxy

server types.

NOTE: HTTP, SOCKS 4, and SOCKS 5 (for IPv6) proxy server types are supported in this release.

HTTPS is not supported in LC-UI.

Using single component DUPs

To use single component Dell Update Packages (DUP), download the Dell Update Package (only .exe)

from the Dell FTP site (ftp.dell.com), or copy from the Server Update Utility DVD, or from dell.com/

support to a local hard-disk drive or network share.

NOTE: Make sure that the file name for the single component DUPs does not have any blank space.

NOTE: Both 32–bit and 64–bit DUPs are supported.

In the File Path or Update package path field, enter the name of the DUP (for example,

APP_WIN_RYYYZZZ.EXE) or if the DUP is present in a subdirectory, enter both the subdirectory name and

name of the DUP (for example, subdirectory\APP_WIN_RYYYZZZ.EXE).

NOTE: Lifecycle Controller allows 256 characters in a path that includes the file name and file

extension. For example, if 56 characters are used for file name and extension, only 200 characters

can be used for the path. Lifecycle Controller does not support these characters -:, *,?,”,<,>,|,#,%,^,

and SPACE.

Selecting and applying updates

1. To select and apply the updates, from the Available System Updates table, select the check box

corresponding to the component that has the firmware you want to update. After you select the

catalog ID details, of the firmware selected are displayed in the following format:

Release Date: YYYY-MM-DD

Source: USB Drive or CD or DVD (<device type>): \<firmware file name in .exe format>.

By default, Lifecycle Controller selects the components for which the current updates are available.

2. Click Apply. The system may restart after the update process is complete. When applying more than

one update, the system may restart between the updates and launch back to Lifecycle Controller,

and continue with the other selected updates.

NOTE: The system does not restart after updating the operating system driver pack and hardware

diagnostics.

NOTE: While using Lifecycle Controller to update the power supply unit (PSU) firmware, the system

turns off after the first task. It takes a couple of minutes to update the PSU firmware, and then

automatically turns on the server.

Firmware rollback

Lifecycle Controller allows you to roll back to a previously installed version of component firmware such

as BIOS, iDRAC with Lifecycle Controller, RAID Controller, NIC, Enclosure, Backplane, Fibre Channel

cards, and Power Supply Unit (PSU). Use this feature if you have a problem with the current version, and

want to revert to the previously‑installed version.

On the Dell 13th generation PowerEdge servers that have a single iDRAC and Lifecycle Controller

firmware, rolling back the iDRAC firmware also rolls back the Lifecycle Controller firmware. However, on