Dell EMC Secured Component Verification Reference Guide for Servers 10 2020 Rev.
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Contents Chapter 1: Overview...................................................................................................................... 4 Secured Component Verification.....................................................................................................................................4 System Requirements.........................................................................................................................................................
1 Overview This section provides an overview about Secured Component Verification (SCV) and the system requirements for running the application on the system. Topics: • • Secured Component Verification System Requirements Secured Component Verification Secured Component Verification (SCV) is a supply chain assurance offering that enables you to verify that the PowerEdge server you have received matches what was manufactured in the factory.
Category Requirement NOTE: In iDRAC Tools, SCV is an independent application apart from RACADM and IPMI tool. iDRAC9 version 4.32.10.00 and above Software dependencies Python 2.7 and OpenSSL iDRAC licenses required Secured Component Verification License NOTE: SCV support is enabled only with local RACADM interface.
2 Secured Component Verification on WinPE This section provides information for the following: Topics: • • • • • Creating an ISO image to run SCV using WinPE Adding SCV to Custom ISO Image Adding RACADM to an ISO image Running SCV on WinPE How to check SCV logs using WinPE Creating an ISO image to run SCV using WinPE To create an ISO image to run SCV using WinPE: 1. Download the iDRAC tools from the Drivers & downloads page for your system at https://www.dell.com/support.
Figure 2. Confirmation of the ISO image created successfully 6. Use this ISO image to boot the SCV environment in the server. Adding SCV to Custom ISO Image To add SCV to your custom ISO image: 1. Download the iDRAC tools from the Drivers & downloads page for your system at https://www.dell.com/support. NOTE: SCV is supported on iDRAC Tools version 9.5.1 or later. 2. Ensure that Windows ADK and Windows PE add-on for ADK is installed in the system for WinPE 10.x.
Running SCV on WinPE 1. Login to iDRAC in the system where you want to run the SCV application. 2. Launch the Virtual Console and click Connect Virtual Media. 3. Click on Virtual Media and under Map CD/DVD click Browse and select the ISO image for SCV and click on Map Device and close the window. 4. In the Virtual Console window, click on Boot and select Virtual CD/DVD/ISO and click Yes on the prompt to confirm the new boot device. 5.
Figure 5. Mismatched component expected and detected details How to check SCV logs using WinPE 1. After running SCV in WinPE, the logs created will be stored under X:\Dell\scv\scvapp\logs 2. To check logs, navigate to the logs folder and use the command notepad SCVLog_%service-tag%_%timestamp %.log Figure 6.
3 Secured Component Verification on Linux This section provides information for the following: Topics: • • Running SCV on Linux How to check SCV logs using Linux Running SCV on Linux 1. Download the iDRAC tools from the Drivers & downloads page for your system at https://www.dell.com/support. 2. In the terminal, navigate to the directory where iDRAC Tools file is downloaded and unzip the file using the command tar zxvf DellEMC-iDRACTools-Web-LX-X.X.X-XXXX_XXX.tar.gz Figure 7.
Figure 8. Executing the SCV installation script 4. Once SCV is installed, run the command scv validateSystemInventory to start the validation process. NOTE: Use the command scv help to get more information on SCV and how to run it. 5. Once the system runs the SCV application successfully, it should give the result Validating System Inventory: Match Figure 9. Running the validation command and result is successful 6.
Figure 11. Mismatched component expected and detected details How to check SCV logs using Linux 1. After running SCV in Linux, the logs created will be stored under scvapp\logs 2. To check logs, navigate to the logs folder and use the command vi SCVLog_%service-tag%_%timestamp%.log Figure 12.
4 Getting help Topics: • • • Contacting Dell EMC Support documents and resources Documentation feedback Contacting Dell EMC Dell EMC provides several online and telephone based support and service options. If you do not have an active internet connection, you can find contact information about your purchase invoice, packing slip, bill, or Dell EMC product catalog. Availability varies by country and product, and some services may not be available in your area.
