Servers¶ Server registration and provisioning resources. Servers overview Lifecycle stages General guidelines when registering servers Registering servers that cannot be touched Troubleshooting a stuck server registration process Server lifecycle Server states Interact with the server states Server cycles Managing hardware failures and changes No Re-Registration required (but advised) Network card changes BMC board/Motherboard changes Upgrading a server Server types Creating a new server type Allocating a server type to a server Adding a new server Adding a new managed server Adding a new managed server via the Add Server button Adding a new managed server via the CLI Adding a new server via Zero Touch Default RAID configuration Managing BIOS settings Re-registering a server Adding a new un-managed server Adding a new un-managed server using the UI Adding a new un-managed server via the CLI Fields accepted Managing server firmware Mass firmware upgrades Upgrading a server’s individual components Enabling automatic firmware upgrades Managing firmware catalogs Preparing an HTTP repository Configuring the CLI for managing firmware catalogs and firmware binaries Creating a firmware catalog record and uploading binaries Vendor specific details Periodic update Managing Firmware baselines Creating a firmware baseline Editing a baseline Removing a baseline