A valid delay entry is between 1-60 seconds.

The user is allowed to select how many seconds of delay occur before the reset sequence is started.

A graceful reset is the same as a soft reset.

The RAC log, database, and selected daemons are shutdown gracefully prior to the reset.

A soft reset is a microprocessor and microprocessor subsystem reset that resets the processor core to restart the software.

A hard reset should be considered as a final effort.

A hard reset resets the entire RAC and is as close to a power-on reset as can be achieved using software.

To be honest I haven’t tested it to find out since the servers I have are in production. I imagine a hard reset would remove your login info, TCP/IP settings, etc. I recommend that you start with a soft reset so you don’t lose your settings. This particular subcommand has 3 different methods to restart Hard, Soft, Graceful, and you can also delay the restart.

racadm is the iDrac CLI admin, racreset is the subcommand, and soft is the parameter. Now run the command “racadm racreset soft” (without the “” of course).

Cancel Lifecycle Controller Actions: Noģ.

Collect System Inventory on Restart: Enabled.

Smart Card (Entire section is Enterprise-only).

Serial Port User Privilege: Administrator.

Enable Virtual Console Indication: Disabled.

Maximum Air Exhaust Temperature (in C): None.

Enable Power Factor Correction: Disabled.

Power Supply Redundant Policy: Power Supply Redundancy.

Maximum % of Recommended System Limit: 75.

Maximum Power Limit: 294 Watts or 1003 BTU/hr.

Minimum Power Limit: 225 Watts or 767 BTU/hr.

Power Cap Policy (This subsection is Enterprise-only).

vFlash Media (Entire section is Enterprise-only).

Virtual Media (Entire section is Enterprise-only).(This repeats for Alert Destinations 2 through 8).Enable Platform Event Filter Alerts: Disabled.Channel Privilege Level Limit: Administrator.Use DHCP to obtain DNS Server address: Disabled.Use DHCP to obtain DNS server addresses: Disabled.DNS DRAC Name: idrac-XXXXXXX (Where XXXXXXX is the Dell Service Tag of the device).Active NIC Interface: Dedicated (Express has: None).Auto Negotiation: On (Express has this option disabled: On).Failover Network: None (Express has this option enabled: None).NIC Selection: Dedicated (Express is set to LOM1).If you just need someone to tell you what the network info is, send them here. No settings, but will show you which NIC the DRAC is using, as well as its network settings.

Informational settings will be in normal text. I will show all default settings in bold if they can be changed and italics if they're present but greyed out (because a different setting has disabled them, usually).

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