Warning : The driver versions listed on the matrix have been tested and verified by the Cisco Engineering Quality Assurance team, and it is crucial to install the correct driver; otherwise, you might run into unexpected behavior which could lead to network outages.
This example shows that an FNIC driver version of 1. Tip : When you choose which driver bundle to download, it is important to select the driver bundle version that is most similar to the server firmware release.
This is often quicker than if you were to download the entire driver bundle. Before you select the correct driver, you must identify what hardware devices are installed on the server. This example shows how to find the server inventory in UCS Manager. This example shows how to find the server hardware devices in the CIMC. Before the correct driver version is selected, the UCS release must be identifed. This section describes how to identify the current UCS release installed on the servers.
Use these commands in order to check the current driver versions and VMware build:. These examples show that vmnic2 uses a Cisco VIC and a driver version of 1. Note : If the drivers require a signature verification, run this command with the --no-sig-check switch.
Ensure that you use the full path to the file. After you install the driver with one of the previously mentioned commands, exit Maintenance mode and reboot the host. For more information on how to install drivers, reference the Related Information section at the end of this document. Hardware devices with missing drivers are displayed in the Device Manager with a yellow question mark.
These devices should be updated with the correct driver in order to prevent unexpected behavior. If you are not using Cisco usNIC functionality i. The cisco-enic-usnic RPM has its own distinct version number as well. Download Options. Updated: January 12, This document also includes the following: Current information that became available after the technical documentation was published Related firmware and BIOSes on blade, rack and modular servers and other Cisco Unified Computing System UCS components associated with the release.
Release Date Description 3. March 9, Updated release notes to include support for 3. May 18, Updated the Resolved Caveats for Release 3. May 28, Updated the Open Caveats for Release 3. April 18, Updated release notes for key ring modulus size support. September 27, Updated New Software Features for 3. December 4, Updated the Upgrade and Downgrade Guidelines section for the minimum supported S release.
Support for HTML5 user interface. Feature Enhancements TPM 2. Note Selecting only one of B-Series or C-Series package versions while using auto-install may impact the endpoints that are common to both blade and rack mount servers.
Deprecated hardware from Release 3. Blade Servers Note In a mixed firmware configuration, we recommend that the minimum server bundle corresponds to the Minimum Software Version. Table Note You must have a Cisco. This issue is resolved. This issue has been resolved. Resolved Caveats in Release 3. This issue no longer occurs. Both 2. Note This has no operational impact but could generate call home alerts. ERROR: bootflash: has unrecoverable error; please do "format bootflash:" 3. January 20, January 22, February 15, March 9, May 18, Updated the Resolved Caveats for Release 3.
May 28, March 31, April 05, April 18, May 20, May 24, June 14, June 17, June 20, June 21, August 29, September 17, September 19, September 22, September 26, September 27, October 13, October 7, November 23, Updated release notes for Catalog Release 3. December 23, January 26, February 28, April 19, April 27, May 02, June 25, February 27, June 29, July 24, November 29, December 4, March 21, May 14, July 6, Updated the Cross-Version Firmware Support to for 2.
July 20, August 27, September 11, June 3, January 13, December 20, Only inventory support, not management support. Adapters - Blade Servers. Blade Servers. B M2 NB UCSME modular chassis. Fabric Interconnects. IO Modules. Rack Mount Servers. Adapters - Rack Servers. C M4, C M4 only. C M4 only. Microsoft Windows 7 or higher.
Mac OS X Locator LED support for server hard-disks. B M2. B M4. C22 M3 and M3L. C M3. C M4. C M4 E v4. Three are preloaded with Cisco software and the fourth can hold a user-installed hypervisor or other content. The four virtual drives are as follows:.
The Cisco Flexible Flash card is built into the rack server and allows the utility software to be pre-loaded at the factory during the manufacturing process. Alternatively, the utility software can be made available online along with the rest of the firmware updates. Step 1 During startup, press F6 to enter the boot selection menu.
Note The Drivers option in the F6 boot selection screen is not a bootable option. If you select this option accidentally, you should restart your server as a workaround and select a different option. Use either of these options to boot the application with the images you downloaded and flashed to the SD card of your system.
KVM Console allows you to connect to the server from a remote location. Step 3 Click the Virtual Media tab. Step 4 Click Add Image.
0コメント