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Management applications for the BOSS-S1 controller, Update the BOSS-S1 controller, Update the BOSS- - raid configuration

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Table 2. BOSS-S1 card supported M.2 drives (continued) Drive Model Micron M.2 5100 Micron M.2 5300 Capacity 240 GB, 480 GB 240 GB, 480 GB NOTE: Dell EMC recommends that you use the BOSS-S1 card only as an operating system boot device. NOTE: Ensure that M.2 drives have the latest firmware. You can download the latest firmware from www.dell.com/ support/home. Management applications for the BOSS-S1 controller Management applications enable you to manage and configure the RAID system, create and manage the disk group, and provide online maintenance. The management applications for BOSS-S1 card include: • Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) RAID Configuration Utility-This storage management application is integrated into the system BIOS (F2). See UEFI/HII RAID configuration utility. • Dell OpenManage Storage Management-This application enables you to perform controller and enclosure functions for all supported RAID controllers and enclosures from a single graphical or command-line interface. For more information, see the Dell OpenManage Storage Management User's Guide at www.dell.com/openmanagemanuals. • BOSS-S1 Command Line Interface (CLI) Utility-This application enables you to check controller, physical disk and virtual disk status while booted to an operating system. The application is also used to check SMART information of the physical disks and display controller. Windows systems use the mvsetup utility while Linux systems use the mvcli utility. The BOSS-S1 CLI Utility also supports ESXi. For more information about CLI commands, see BOSS-S1 CLI commands on page 24. NOTE: To use the mvsetup Windows utility, the BOSS-S1 management driver must first be installed. You can download the latest Windows unified console driver from www.dell.com/support/home Linux/ESXi mvcli does not require a driver. NOTE: To remove mvcli from operating systems, uninstall BOSS-S1 drivers from the operating systems or remove the libraries and the executable files. NOTE: Systems Management through iDRAC/LC is not enabled in the firmware version A00. It is available in A01 and later versions. • iDRAC and LC-This application enables you to effectively monitor the RAID and network controllers installed on the system using iDRAC and LC without an operating system installed on the system. For more information, see the Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller 9 User's Guide at www.dell.com/idracmanuals. Update the BOSS-S1 controller CAUTION: Ensure that you have installed the latest firmware version available at Dell.com/support. You can update controller firmware using Lifecycle Controller (LC), iDRAC, or UEFI shell. The controller firmware can be updated using the BOSS-S1 command line interface (CLI) utility and Dell Update Package (DUP) when booted to an operating system. You can download the latest DUP and BOSS-S1 CLI from www.dell.com/support/home. Update the BOSS-S1 firmware BOSS-S1 card firmware updates can be done using the following methods: • Operating system Dell Update Packages • UEFI Shell • BOSS-S1 CLI • iDRAC • Lifecycle Controller 8 Overview

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Table 2. BOSS-S1 card supported M.2 drives (continued)
Drive Model
Capacity
Micron M.2 5100
240 GB, 480 GB
Micron M.2 5300
240 GB, 480 GB
NOTE:
Dell EMC recommends that you use the BOSS-S1 card only as an operating system boot device.
NOTE:
Ensure that M.2 drives have the latest firmware. You can download the latest firmware from
www.dell.com/
support/home
.
Management applications for the BOSS-S1
controller
Management applications enable you to manage and configure the RAID system, create and manage the disk group, and provide online
maintenance. The management applications for BOSS-S1 card include:
Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) RAID Configuration Utility
—This storage management application is integrated
into the system BIOS (F2). See
UEFI/HII RAID configuration utility
.
Dell OpenManage Storage Management
—This application enables you to perform controller and enclosure functions for all
supported RAID controllers and enclosures from a single graphical or command-line interface. For more information, see the
Dell
OpenManage Storage Management User's Guide
at
www.dell.com/openmanagemanuals
.
BOSS-S1 Command Line Interface (CLI) Utility
—This application enables you to check controller, physical disk and virtual disk
status while booted to an operating system. The application is also used to check SMART information of the physical disks and display
controller. Windows systems use the mvsetup utility while Linux systems use the mvcli utility. The BOSS-S1 CLI Utility also supports
ESXi. For more information about CLI commands, see
BOSS-S1 CLI commands
on page 24.
NOTE:
To use the mvsetup Windows utility, the BOSS-S1 management driver must first be installed. You can
download the latest Windows unified console driver from
www.dell.com/support/home
Linux/ESXi mvcli does not
require a driver.
NOTE:
To remove mvcli from operating systems, uninstall BOSS-S1 drivers from the operating systems or remove
the libraries and the executable files.
NOTE:
Systems Management through iDRAC/LC is not enabled in the firmware version A00. It is available in A01 and
later versions.
iDRAC and LC
—This application enables you to effectively monitor the RAID and network controllers installed on the system using
iDRAC and LC without an operating system installed on the system. For more information, see the
Integrated Dell Remote Access
Controller 9 User's Guide
at
www.dell.com/idracmanuals
.
Update the BOSS-S1 controller
CAUTION:
Ensure that you have installed the latest firmware version available at Dell.com/support.
You can update controller firmware using Lifecycle Controller (LC), iDRAC, or UEFI shell. The controller firmware can be updated using the
BOSS-S1 command line interface (CLI) utility and Dell Update Package (DUP) when booted to an operating system. You can download
the latest DUP and BOSS-S1 CLI from
www.dell.com/support/home
.
Update the BOSS-S1 firmware
BOSS-S1 card firmware updates can be done using the following methods:
Operating system Dell Update Packages
UEFI Shell
BOSS-S1 CLI
iDRAC
Lifecycle Controller
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