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How to programmatically activate Cisco IMC Firmware using PowerShell?

cseli-dolby
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Hi all,

 

I successfully updated the firmware on a Cisco UCS rack server but I am unable to figure out how to programmatically activate the new Cisco IMC Firmware using PowerShell.

 

I am following the instructions in the Cisco Integrated Management Controller (IMC) PowerTool User Guide,

Release 3.x manual.

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

 

 

 

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philvcp
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did you mange to get this working @cseli-dolby ?

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Kirk J
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Get-ImcFirmwareBootDefinition -Type "blade-controller" | Get-ImcFirmwareBootUnit | Set-ImcFirmwareBootUnit-AdminState trigger -Image backup -ResetOnActivate yes -Force

should activate the backup image slot that you previously updated.

 

Haven't tested this in the lab yet.

 

Kirk

Hi Kirk,

 

Sadly, that did not work.  The CIMC did reboot, but after the reboot it was still running the older version of the software:

 

 

 "Get-ImcHuuUpdateComponentStatus"   ; Get-ImcHuuUpdateComponentStatus   | Select-Object Id, Slot, Description, UpdateStatus, NewVersion, RunningVersion | ft -a

Get-ImcHuuUpdateComponentStatus

Id Slot Description  UpdateStatus NewVersion                 RunningVersion
-- ---- -----------  ------------ ----------                 --------------
 1 NA   CIMC         Completed    4.1(2g)                    4.1(2b)
 2 L    I350         Completed    0x80000E75-1.819.0         0x80000E75-1.817.3
 3 1    QLE2562      Skipped      8.08.01                    8.08.01
 4 MLOM UCS VIC 1227 Skipped      4.4(1g)                    4.4(1g)
 5 NA   BIOS         Completed    C240M4.4.1.2c.0.0202211902 C240M4.4.1.2b.0.0625202204

 

What do you suggest?

 

 

Thanks in advance,

 

-Chris

 

 

philvcp
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did you mange to get this working @cseli-dolby ?

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