Installation Manual
Recovering and Troubleshooting the Managed System 335
The iDRAC6 Express Card is bonded to iDRAC6 when you enter the Unified 
Server Configurator (USC) application by pressing F10 during boot. If 
bonding is successful, the following message is logged in the SEL and LCD—
iDRAC6 Upgrade Successful. If bonding fails, the following message is 
logged in the SEL and LCD—iDRAC6 Upgrade Failed. Further, when 
an iDRAC6 Express Card containing an old or out–of–date iDRAC6 firmware 
which does not support the specific platform is inserted on the motherboard 
and the system is booted, a log is generated on the POST screen—iDRAC 
firmware is out-of-date. Please update to the latest 
firmware. Update the iDRAC6 Express Card with the latest iDRAC6 
firmware for the specific platform. For more information, see the Dell 
Lifecycle Controller User Guide.
Viewing the Last System Crash Screen
  NOTE: The last crash screen feature requires the managed system with the Auto 
Recovery feature configured in Server Administrator. In addition, ensure that the 
Automated System Recovery feature is enabled using the iDRAC6. Navigate to the 
Services page under the Network/Security tab in the iDRAC Settings section to 
enable this feature.
To view the Last Crash Screen page:
1
In the 
System
 tree, click 
System
.
2
Click the 
Logs
 tab and then click 
Last Crash
Screen
.
The Last Crash Screen page displays the most recent crash screen. The 
last system crash information is saved in iDRAC6 memory and is 
remotely accessible.
For more information on the buttons displayed on the 
Last Crash Screen 
page see the iDRAC6 Online Help.
  NOTE: Due to fluctuations in the Auto Recovery timer, the Last Crash Screen may 
not be captured when the System Reset Timer is set to a value less than 30 seconds. 
Use Server Administrator or IT Assistant to set the System Reset Timer to at least 
30 seconds and ensure that the Last Crash Screen functions properly. 
See "Configuring the Managed System to Capture the Last Crash Screen" on 
page 313 for additional information. 










