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We would be happy to help with the iDrac issue. Would you confirm any errors seen, the model servers this is happening to, as well as if the BIOS and iDrac are current and up to date on those systems? Thank you ^CH
These are PowerEdge R320 systems that were running iDRAC version 2.0f. I managed to reset most of them via ipmitool (and update them to 2.60), but two remain wedged. One responds to neither web nor IPMI. The other responds via web and SSH, but logins fail.
I don't think there's much left to be done other than drive to the datacenter to cold power cycle the two remaining servers. iMC's Invoke-iDRACHardReset also does not work.
I did manage to reset one of the two where the web interface responded (but it isn't licensed) by manually issuing the DRAC reset HTTP request, copied from a licensed server. You should get your engineers to add that to the basic management panel. It's the bare minimum.
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