iDRAC Service Module
The iDRAC Service module (iSM) is a small OS-resident process that expands iDRAC management into supported host
operating systems. Services that the iSM adds include OS information, automatic system recovery, and remote server
power cycle.
It also enables NVMe device removal without shutting down or rebooting the system.
Install the iDRAC Service Module on a Linux server
The iDRAC Service Module (iSM) is available as an BIN file for installing on systems running Linux.
Before you begin
Ensure that the openIPMI package is installed on the server.
Procedure
1. Locate the Systems-Management_Application_49J6N_LN64_3.x.x.x_xxx.bin file in the drive ZIP file
you downloaded from https://support.emc.com/products/42216.
2. Execute the DUP package in your local directory.
The DUP execution runs on the server.
Note: You might need to run chmod a+x
<file path+name>
prior to executing the file, in order to run the
file cd to the relevant folder and run the binary
Management_Application_49J6N_LN64_3.x.x.x_xxx.bin.
3. From the iDRAC web interface, open the iDRAC settings > Overview page and ensure that the iDRAC Service
Module status is Running.
Additional configurations
72 VxFlex Ready Node Operating System Installation Guide for Linux
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