Lenovo ThinkSystem SD530 V3 - Checking the Intel on Demand Features Installed in a Processor

5. Upload State Report via “On Demand Feedback” section in https://fod.lenovo.com/lkms.
Use LXCE OneCLI to upload State Report
1. Acquire State Report with the following command:
OneCli.exe fod exportreport -b XCC_USER:XCC_PASSWORD@XCC_HOST
2. Upload State Report with the following command:
OneCli.exe fod uploadreport --file CPU1_xxxxxx_StateReport.json --kmsid KMS_USER:KMS_PASSWORD
Where:
CPU1_xxxxxx_StateReport.json is the file name downloaded from the fod exportreport command in
Step 1.
KMS_USER and KMS_PASSWORD are your ID and password on the
https://fod.lenovo.com/lkms.
Checking the Intel On Demand features installed in a processor
You can check the Intel On Demand features installed in a processor via XCC Web GUI, XCC REST API, and
LXCE OneCLI. See the following for more information.
Note: If the processor has not been installed with any license, it would not appear in the On Demand
Capabilities for Intel CPU section in XCC Web GUI.
Use XCC Web GUI to check the Intel On Demand features installed in a processor
Go to BMC Configuration ➙ License ➙ On Demand Capabilities for Intel CPU ➙ Choose CPU ➙
License Features, where the installed features are listed.
Figure 24. Checking the Intel On Demand features installed in a processor in XCC Web GUI
Use XCC REST API to check the Intel On Demand features installed in a processor
1. Use the GET method with the following Request URL to retrieve Intel On Demand features installed on
CPU X, where X is the CPU numbering:
GET https://bmc_ip/redfish/v1/LicenseService/Licenses/CPUX_OnDemandCapability
For example, to retrieve Intel On Demand features installed on CPU 1, see the following:
GET https://bmc_ip/redfish/v1/LicenseService/Licenses/CPU1_OnDemandCapability
2. In the response JSON object, the FeatureList field contains the Intel On Demand features installed in this
processor.
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