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Cisco UCS C210 Server Installation and Service Guide
OL-20887-02
Appendix
Step 8 A screen appears with the server BIOS and CIMC firmware versions. Answer the prompt, “Have you
read the Cisco EULA” (end user license agreement)?
Press y to accept the EULA and continue the update.
Press n to read the EULA. The EULA is displayed and you are prompted to press y to continue the
update, or n to cancel. If you press n, the server will reboot without updating.
Press q to exit without updating. This selection reboots the server.
The Host Upgrade Menu screen is displayed.
Step 9 Select the option to Update UCS P81E VIC. This will update the card firmware and uboot image to the
required level.
Step 10 Select the option to Update CIMC Firmware. This will update the CIMC firmware.
Step 11 Verify the firmware levels on the next screen.
Step 12 Select the option to Reboot the machine.
Step 13 When you see the F8 prompt during rebooting, press F8 to open the CIMC Configuration Utility.
Step 14 In the CIMC Configuration Utility, select the option CIMC Factory Default, then press F10 to save
your changes.
Step 15 Return the cables from the FEXes to the 1-Gb LOM ports on the server.
Step 16 Recommission the server in UCS Manager.
Integrated Server Power States vs. Service Profile Power States
If the desired power state for a service profile associated with an integrated C-Series server is set to
Down, using the power button or Cisco UCS Manager to reset the server causes the desired power state
of the server to become out of sync with the actual power state and the server may unexpected shut down
at a later time.
To safely reboot a server from a power-down state, use the Boot Server action in Cisco UCS Manager.
The following table shows how the physical server power states can differ from the UCSM service
profile power states when the power button on the server is used.
Initial Service
Profile Power
State
Server Initial
Power State
Action From
Physical Power
Button
Actual Power State
of Server After
Action Was Taken
Power State Under
UCSM Equipment
Tab
Desired Power
State Under
Service Profile
Down Off Push button to turn
On
On On Down
Up On Push button to turn
Off
Off Off Up

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Cisco UCS C210 Specifications

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BrandCisco
ModelUCS C210
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