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11 Understanding Quick Sync 2 for Dell EMC PowerEdge 14th Gen Servers and MX7000 Chassis
2. Modify the Quick Sync 2 attributes in the file.
3. Run the Redfish command to write the file back to the chassis.
curl –k –u root --request PUT –H 'Content-Type: application/json'
'https://198.51.100.60/api/DeviceServices/Devices(25032)/Settings(%27Local
AccessConfiguration%27)' –d "$(cat attributes.json)" && echo ""
Note—In case Quick Sync module is not present on MX7000 Chassis the write command will fail. This can be
seen from the output of the above call.
"QuickSync": {
"QuickSyncHardware": "Present",
"QuickSyncAccess": "READ_WRITE",
"EnableInactivityTimeout": true,
"TimeoutLimit": 120,
"TimeoutLimitUnit": "SECONDS",
"EnableReadAuthentication": true,
"EnableQuickSyncWifi": true
Getting started with Quick Sync 2 for iDRAC
This procedure is applicable only when you are adding the server for the first time.
Enabling Quick Sync 2 on 14
th
generation Dell EMC PowerEdge servers