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• Battery — defines CIM classes for describing and setting the logical
properties of the battery. Such properties include the description of
the battery’s charge status and the time it takes for the battery charge to
be depleted. The profile also describes operations such as recharging
the battery.
Dell Extensions
• Dell Active Directory Client Version 2.0.0 — defines CIM and
Dell extension classes for configuring the Active Directory client and
the local privileges for Active Directory groups.
• Dell Virtual Media — defines CIM and Dell extension classes for
configuring Virtual Media. Extends the USB Redirection Profile.
• Dell Ethernet Port — defines CIM and Dell extension classes for
configuring NIC Side-Band interface for the NIC. Extends the
Ethernet Port Profile.
• Dell Power Utilization Management — defines CIM and Dell extension
classes for representing the host server’s power budget and for
configuring/monitoring the host server’s power budget.
• Dell OS Deployment — defines CIM and Dell extension classes for
representing the configuration of operating system deployment features.
It extends the management capability of referencing profiles by adding
the capability to support operating system deployment activities by
manipulating operating system deployment features provided by the
service processor. For more information on Dell OS Deployment
functions, see "Remote Operating System Deployment Interface."
• Dell Software Update Profile — defines CIM and Dell extensions for
representing the service class and methods for updating BIOS, component
firmware, Lifecycle Controller firmware, Diagnostics, and Driver Pack.
Update methods support update from CIFS, NFS, FTP, and HTTP
network share locations and from update images located in the Lifecycle
Controller. Update requests are formulated as jobs and can be scheduled
immediately or at a later time with a choice of types of reboot action to
apply the updates.
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