Obtaining an existing iDrac7 Enterprise license. I recently bought an R620 off eBay, and I'm very pleased with it. One of the reasons I bought it was that when I checked the service tag included in the listing, it said it has an iDrac 7 Enterprise license in the purchased configuration. I've checked now I've got the physical hardware in.

• A question though, I mentioned that iDRAC port on the servers is only on when the Enterprise license is installed without that licensing you can only have one of the NICs used for server management and which is not nice since if power is totally down then your server is not managed remotely.
• Dec 09, 2017 Since iDRAC authenticates using your service tag, if you go back, the license will revert to idrac basic. This obviously isn't a solution for business because duplicate service tags will cause big problems on your network during deployment, and if somebody decides to call in for service.
• How do i export the iDRAC Before and after a replacement of the system board or when upgrading the iDRAC license for enabling more features, license manageme.

1. (This will change your Dell service tag, you won't get iDRAC7 enterprise without having this service tag, 9QYZF42)
2. find and download 'OMSA71-CentOS6-x86_64-LiveDVD.iso'. It must be this older version, newer versions replaced a tool we want with a dumbed down version.
3. Boot into it from the server and launch gnome-terminal
4. su
5. reboot
6. You may notice some 'upgrading' screens. This is normal
7. Your new service tag should be updated to 9QYZF42
8. Open your favorite file editor and create a new XML file with the contents at the bottom of the page, starting at <?xml...
9. Load this file as a license in your iDRAC, log out, and back in.
10. You now have iDRAC7 enterprise!
11. Since iDRAC authenticates using your service tag, if you go back, the license will revert to idrac basic.
12. This obviously isn't a solution for business because duplicate service tags will cause big problems on your network during deployment, and if somebody decides to call in for service.
13. This isn't a terrible idea for the average homelabber though.
14. Tested on 12th generation poweredge servers, Dell PowerEdge R#20/T#20
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• Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC) Licensing iDRAC licenses are designed to offer the right set of capabilities for the customer’s management needs. The integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC) delivers advanced, agent-free local and remote server administration.
• At the time of this review this license is half the price for what it would cost you to buy from DELL! After I purchased the license Aventis called me and I gave them my servers server code and then later that day I was e-mailed the XML license key. If you are looking for an IDRAC license this is by far the best deal you're ever gonna find.
• Public Key Infrastructure in iDRAC 4 Overview of Public Key Infrastructure Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is a set of policies or procedures defined by individuals or a standards body to create, manage and distribute digital certificates to support the secure exchange of data. IDRAC6 supports PKI over SSH.

Access The Dell website and download a trial license. You will receive a ZIP file containing the iDrac license. Extract the XML from the ZIP file to get your 30 days trial Enterprise License file. Open a browser software, enter the IP address of your iDRAC interface and access the administrative web interface.

One very important consideration for choosing your blade server is the type of embedded management license you need. I’ve seen organizations attempt to save money by going with the low end license offering for systems management only to find out it doesn’t include a crucial feature. One such feature is the ability to see trends and get early warnings from a server before it alerts. In this blog post I’m going to talk about the iDRAC license options for Dell EMC blade servers including a comparison of the different license versions and why you may want them.

Dell EMC PowerEdge servers all have a dedicated systems management chip known as iDRAC 9 or integrated Dell Remote Access Controller, 9th generation. (If you are familiar with HPe ProLiant servers, the iDRAC serves a similar function as the iLO.) iDRAC provides a secure out-of-band, agent-less connection to allow for a user to manage the lifecycle of the PowerEdge server, even if the server is powered off. It also offers both a HTML 5 GUI web interface and command line interface allowing administrators to perform remote management tasks like monitoring, managing, updating, troubleshooting and remediation. Finally, iDRAC enables connectivity into other Dell Technologies datacenter management tools like OpenManage Enterprise and OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter.

What Features Come Free

iDRAC9 v4.00.00.00 released in December of 2019 and introduced new features including a new Datacenter License – see below for details. Although there are 3 variations of the iDRAC license for Dell EMC blade servers: iDRAC9 Express, iDRAC9 Enterprise and iDRAC9 Datacenter, you really only have two to choose from. There is not an option to buy the PowerEdge server without an iDRAC9 license, therefore the Express license edition is considered the base license. All of the iDRAC9 4.00.00.00 licenses come with basic instrumentation with web GUI and API support, but here are the items available with all iDRAC9 licenses:

• User Interfaces
  • HTML5 Web GUI
  • Redfish
  • WS-Man
  • IPMI 2.0
  • DCMI 1.5
  • RACADM
  • SMASH-CLP
  • Telnet
  • SSH
  • Serial Redirection
• Connectivity
  • dedicated NIC
  • VLAN
  • IPv4/6
  • DHCP
  • static IP
  • dynamic DNS
  • iDRAC Direct (direct access from a local PC to a dedicated USB port)
  • Connection View
  • NFS v4
  • NTLMv1/2
• Security
  • silicon root of trust in iDRAC and Boot
  • signed firmware updates
  • RBAC (role based access control)
  • local users
  • SSL/TLS encryption
  • FIPS
  • UEFI certs,
  • secure default Password (random)
  • Custom security login banner
  • PKI authentication
  • IP range filtering
• Remote Presence
  • power control
  • boot control
  • serial Over LAN (SOL)
• Power & Thermal
  • real-time power meter and graphic
  • temperature monitoring
  • customized exhaust temperature
  • power thresholds and alerts
  • historical power counters
  • temperature graphic
• Health Monitoring
  • full agent-free monitoring
  • predictive failures (including drive Smart Alerts)
  • SNMPv1/2/3
  • fans
  • PSUs
  • Memory
  • CPU
  • RAID
  • NIC
  • direct attach storage enclosures
  • SSD wear levels
  • customized email alerting
• Firmware Update
  • remote agent-free updates
  • embedded update tools (F10/iDRAC GUI)
• Deployment
  • local configuration via F10 LC GUI
  • remote OS deployment
  • BIOS and RAID configuration pages
  • remote server configuration
  • import/export Server Configuration Profile (SCP)
  • OS driver pack
  • system inventory
  • system erase for server retirement / re-purposing
  • auto-discovery
• Diagnostics, Service and Logging
  • SEL and Lifecycle Controller logs
  • diagnostic tools
  • server configuration restore
  • Easy Restore after motherboard replacement
  • health status LEDs
  • LCD on bezel optional
  • iDRAC Direct service port
  • remote and local iDRAC reset
  • virtual NMI
  • OS watchdog
  • SupportAssist Collection report
  • direct SupportAssist registration
  • work notes
  • license management
  • crash screen capture

If you’ve read this far, congratulations. Give yourself a pat on the back and grab a nice cold one. As you can see, the list is pretty extensive for a base systems management license, so let’s next look at what the iDRAC9 Enterprise and iDRAC9 Datacenter licenses offer.

iDRAC 9 Enterprise Features

In addition to the features listed above, the iDRAC9 Enterprise license adds:

• Zero touch, auto-configuration
• Automatic updates with synchronization with a repository
• MAC Address Reporting (MARS)
• Auto discovery via Layer 2 switches via transmit LLDP
• Directory services (AD / LDAP)
• 2-factor authentication (2FA)
• Single sign-on (SSO)
• System lockdown mode
• Easy multi-factor authentication
• Integration with select Secure Enterprise Key Manager Solutions
• Virtual media
• Virtual Folders
• Remote File Share
• Virtual Console with HTML5 or VNC
• Quality bandwidth control
• Collaboration with up to 6 users
• Virtual console chat
• Group manager supporting linking up to 250 iDRACs
• Out-of-band performance monitoring
• Remote syslog for alerts
• Power capping and integration with OpenManage Power Center
• Crash screen video (agent-free with Windows Server OS)
• Boot capture

iDRAC9 Datacenter License Features

Finally, the newest iDRAC9 license is the Datacenter license. Added in December of 2019, the Datacenter license provides all of the above plus:

• Granular insight and control
  • telemetry streaming – enables users to pick metric reports then choose a transport method (Rsyslog, Redfish SSE, Redfish Subscription or Redfisho Polling) and frequency (every 5 seconds – every 84,400 seconds)
    • metric reports include:
      • sensor data from NIC, FC HBA, CPU, memory, fans, sensors, thermal and storage
      • statistics from NICs, power, performance, GPU, storage and NVMe
      • metrics from CPUs, memory, PSUs, thermal, power, GPUs
  • system serial data buffer capture – snoops system serial data and stores it to be retrieved later for analysis and failure root cause
  • SMART logs for storage drives
  • GPU inventory and monitoring
  • SFP+ optical I/O inventory and monitoring
  • idle server detection – identifies any servers running idle for extended periods of time (aka zombie servers)
• Enhanced security
  • iDRAC auto certificate enrollment for SSL certificates – polls the specified Certificate Authority (CA) and authenticates the SSL certificate using the credentials provided. Can be done via the GUI, via server configuration profile or via script.
• Thermal Manage – provides key thermal telemetry and associated control features
  • PCIe airflow customization – provides a comprehensive PCIe device cooling view of the server and allows cooling customization of 3rd party cards
  • custom exhaust control – specify the temperature limit of the air exiting the server to match your datacenter needs
  • custom Delta-T control – limits air temperature rise from inlet air to exhaust to right-size your infrastructure level cooling
  • system airflow consumption – displays the real-time system airflow consumption (in CFM), allowing airflow balancing at rack and datacenter level
  • custom PCIe inlet temperature – choose the right input inlet temperature to match 3rd party device requirements
• Virtual clipboard – a Dell EMC exclusive that enables cut and paste operations in iDRAC’s HTML5 remote console

UPDATED 2.13.2020

I failed to mention in the original post that the iDRAC9 Datacenter metric reports will not only deliver via the Redfish methods mentioned above, but it will also integrate into typical analytics solutions like Splunk, ElasticSearch and Grafana to name a few.

Summary of Features

Here is an easy chart to assist in choosing the right iDRAC9 license for your Dell EMC blade servers.

Additional Information

To find out more about Dell EMC’s iDRAC9, check out the links below.

iDRAC9 Spec Sheet – pdf

Idrac7 License Search

iDRAC9 Users Guide – PDF

iDRAC9 Version 4.00.00.00 Release Notes – PDF

Idrac7 License Requirements

iDRAC9 v.4.00.00.00 Redfish API Guide – PDF

iDRAC9 Version 4.00.00.00 RACADM CLI Guide – PDF

Support for Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller 9 (iDRAC9) – website

PowerEdge server lifecycle management with iDRAC9 – video by Product Manager, Doug Iler (a special thanks to him as I stole most of the above from him)

Dell PowerEdge: How to configure the iDRAC & System Management Options on servers – website

Dell Idrac License Key Generator

Dell EMC iDRAC 9 Review by StorageReview.com

Kevin Houston is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of BladesMadeSimple.com. He has over 20 years of experience in the x86 server marketplace. Since 1997 Kevin has worked at several resellers in the Atlanta area, and has a vast array of competitive x86 server knowledge and certifications as well as an in-depth understanding of VMware and Citrix virtualization. Kevin has worked at Dell EMC since August 2011 is a Principal Engineer and Chief Technical Server Architect supporting the Central Enterprise Region at Dell EMC. He is also a CTO Ambassador in the Office of the CTO at Dell Technologies.

Disclaimer: The views presented in this blog are personal views and may or may not reflect any of the contributors’ employer’s positions. Furthermore, the content is not reviewed, approved or published by any employer. No compensation has been provided for any part of this blog.

Editor’s Note, October 5 2020: The iDRAC extended trial license (240 days) will no longer be available for download as the offer has expired. The standard 30 day trial license will remain available.

Considering the changing nature of the workplace, reliance on cloud-based services has increased dramatically. They have become fixtures in our daily lives. But it’s easy to forget that behind these resilient services is an unseen array of IT infrastructure located in data centers across the globe.

This infrastructure is never completely autonomous, requiring skilled IT professionals to perform critical maintenance duties. These professionals have become unsung heroes, ensuring the reliability of these important services. Most governments see this infrastructure as mission critical and allow IT professionals to continue their work in the data center when needed, but many still have safety concerns and desire to limit travel. Also, many businesses employ multiple, regionally located infrastructures varying in size from a large data center to a small server closets. This puts even more demand on IT staff.

Because Dell EMC believes that none of our customers should be without the advanced remote management and automation capabilities during this difficult time, we have decided to offer a free iDRAC Enterprise 240-day Trial License*.

All Dell EMC PowerEdge servers come equipped with an integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC) designed to provide remote access. When equipped with the iDRAC Enterprise license, the remote management and automation capabilities are vastly expanded. The license provides access to secure remote control, automation capabilities, rich troubleshooting, and enhanced monitoring. This allows IT professionals to manage the full server lifecycle, including monitoring, deployment, configuration, update, and remediation, “as if they were there” and most importantly, from the safety of their own home. Check out the features offered by iDRAC Enterprise. Nostalgia electrics replacement parts.

Dell Idrac Enterprise License

iDRAC Enterprise features:

• Virtual Console & Media with Remote File Share
• LDAP and Active Directory Integration
• Group Manager¹
• Power Capping
• Performance Monitoring
• Scheduled Firmware Updates
• Configuration Backup
• Syslog Support
• Crash screen, video and BIOS capture

iDRAC has become an essential part of many of our customers’ management toolkits. Frost Science in Miami, Florida, relies on iDRAC to manage everything from basic infrastructure to workloads including ticketing, building operations and security using one system,while the small IT team works remotely.

Infrastructure management is mission critical as Taboola, delivers 30-40 billion online content recommendations a day. iDRAC provides powerful capabilities to remotely deploy, update, and monitor servers across nine global data centers.

Please check out the iDRAC Enterprise Extended Trial License page to learn more and take advantage of this generous Dell EMC offer.

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For more information about the iDRAC, I encourage you check out Storage Review’s independent review of iDRAC9.

¹ Group Manager feature is not available on iDRAC8

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*For a limited time, Dell EMC is making the integrated Dell Remote Access Controller 8 & 9 (iDRAC8, iDRAC9, iDRAC9 X5) Enterprise license FREE TO USE for up to two hundred forty (240) days Learn more here.