Installation Manual

80 Configuring the iDRAC6 Using the Web Interface
1
Open a supported Web browser window.
2
Log in to iDRAC6 Web interface.
3
In the system tree, select
System

Setup

First Boot Device
. The
First
Boot Device
screen is displayed.
Table 4-22 lists the
First Boot Device
settings.
Remote File Share
iDRAC6 Remote File Share (RFS) feature allows you to specify an ISO or
IMG image file located on a network share and make it available to the
managed server’s operating system as a virtual drive by mounting it as a
CD/DVD or Floppy using a Network File System (NFS) or Common Internet
File System (CIFS).
The format of the CIFS shared image path is:
//<ipaddress or domain name>/<pathtoimage>
The format of the NFS shared image path is:
<ipaddress>:/<pathtoimage>
NOTE: If you are using NFS, ensure that you provide the exact
<pathtoimage> including the image file extension as it is case sensitive.
NOTE: <ipaddress> must be an IPv4 address. IPv6 address is currently not
supported.
If a username contains a domain name, then the username must be entered
in the form of <user name>@<domain>. For example, user1@dell.com is a
valid username whereas dell\user1 is not.
Table 4-22. First Boot Device
Attribute Description
First Boot Device Select the first boot device from the drop-down list. The system
will boot from the selected device on next and subsequent
reboots.
Boot Once Selected = Enabled; Deselected = Disabled. Check this option
to boot from the selected device on the next boot. Thereafter,
the system will boot from the first boot device in the BIOS boot
order.