iDRAC9 Version 7.20.30.50 Release Notes
Rev. A00
June 2025
Product Description
The Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC) is designed to make server administrators more productive and improve the overall availability of Dell servers. iDRAC alerts administrators to server issues, helps them perform remote server management, and reduces the need for physical access to the server. Additionally, iDRAC enables administrators to deploy, monitor, manage, configure, update, and troubleshoot Dell servers from any location without using any agents. It accomplishes this regardless of the operating system or hypervisor presence or state.
iDRAC also provides an out-of-band mechanism for configuring the platform, applying firmware updates, saving or restoring a system backup, or deploying an operating system, either by using a GUI or a remote scripting language, such as Redfish or RACADM.
Release date
June 2025
Priority and recommendations
Recommended: Dell Technologies recommends applying this update during your next scheduled update cycle. The update contains feature enhancements or changes that will help keep your system software current and compatible with other system modules (firmware, BIOS, drivers, and software).
Minimum version
N/A
ⓘ NOTE: This release only supports Dell PowerEdge 15th and 16th generation servers. This release does not support Dell PowerEdge 14th (14G) generation servers. The last release that supported 14G servers is iDRAC9 version 7.00.00.181.
ⓘ NOTE: For details about the previous releases, if applicable, or to determine the most recent release for your platform, and for the latest documentation version, see KB article 00178115 available at Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller 9 Versions and Release Notes.
New and enhanced features
iDRAC Firmware
- Enabled auto deletion of old core files after iDRAC firmware update.
Security
- Support for authentication types SHA384 and SHA512, and privacy type AES-256.
Hardware
- Added support for multirated 2800 W or 3000 W PSUs on PowerEdge XE8640, PowerEdge XE9640, and PowerEdge XE9680.
Automation—API and CLI
- OriginofCondition URI support for Physical Disk RAID (PDR) alerts category events PDR16, PDR113, and PDR114.
- Support for OpenSSH version 9.9p2.
Storage
- Support for PLDM (rebootless) updates for PERC 12 controllers (H965).
- Support for Kingston MLC EMMC16G.
Monitoring and alerting
- Improved Design for Debug (D4D) and usability messages.
- Added throttling and CoollT features for thermal management.
Deprecated features
The following table displays the features that are listed as deprecated*, Removed**, and To be Removed***:
Features | iDRAC9 for 14th-Generation PowerEdge Rx4xx/ Cx4xx | iDRAC9 for 15th-Generation PowerEdge Rx5xx/ Cx5xx | iDRAC9 for 16th-Generation PowerEdge Rx6xx/Cx6xx |
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SM-CLP | Removed | Removed | Removed |
VM CLI | Removed | Removed | Removed |
vFlash | Deprecated | Removed | Removed |
Backup and Restore | Removed | Removed | Removed |
RBAP and Simple Identity profiles | Removed | Removed | Removed |
WSMan | Deprecated | Deprecated | Deprecated |
DCIM_account profile | Removed | Removed | Removed |
Telnet and TLS 1.0 | Removed | Removed | Removed |
SHA1 | Removed | Removed | Removed |
Java, ActiveX, and HTML5 plugins for vConsole, vMedia, and RFS access | Removed | Removed | Removed |
SupportAssist direct upload, scheduling, and register | Removed | Removed | Removed |
Diffie-Hellman key exchange (DH KEX) algorithms | Removed | Removed | Removed |
ⓘ NOTE: Alternatively, use the Server Configuration Profiles (SCP) feature to import or export server configuration settings and firmware updates.
ⓘ NOTE: In iDRAC release version 7.00.00.00 and later versions, Dell Tech Support no longer accepts automatic uploads of SupportAssist Collections.
Resolved issues
iDRAC Firmware
- 320857: Fixed the issue where the components hash value in FirmwareInventory was incorrect.
- 321452: Fixed the issue where downgrade versions were not displaying during catalog updates.
- 326051: Fixed the issue causing intermittent iDRAC resets.
- 326284: Fixed the issue causing intermittent sluggishness in iDRAC.
- 333756: Fixed the issue where the iDRAC update caused the battery rollup status to be in an unknown state.
Automation—API and CLI
- 328045: The Redfish virtual media disconnect URI does not function correctly when login and access virtual media permissions are used.
- 331661: When Dynamic Numeric Segment (DNS) is enabled, the chassis URI with a double digit fails with a 404 error.
- 334426: Fixed the issue where DPU sensor thresholds were incorrectly displayed in the Redfish interface.
Storage
- 324933: During a cold reboot while the server is facing high load, the storage enters an unknown state.
- 324414: The HBA H965i successfully issues and processes the Blink or Unblink RACADM commands for NVMe-specific drives, even though these drives do not support the blink or unblink operations.
- 333597: Fixed the issue where NVMe drives failed to display in the iDRAC UI Storage Summary page.
Monitoring and alerting
- 320301: For the 3000 W PSU, the NominalVoltage Type displays as Null under the Redfish Powersupplies URI, and the "Input Line Type” shows as “No Input” on the iDRAC UI power page.
- 323821: Fixed the issue where the GPU firmware update displayed the Actual Completion Time before the update is started or while in progress.
- 333839: Fixed the issue where the MinPasswordLength parameter in the iDRAC UI incorrectly showed a default value of 0.
- 334099: Fixed the issue where the JobState was incorrectly marked as Completed for failed jobs in the Redfish JobServices output.
- 335384: Fixed the issue with the EventTimestamp format in telemetry events.
Automation—API and CLI
- Fixed CVE-2025-27113.
- Fixed CVE-2025-0840.
Miscellaneous
- 325508: Fixed the issue where BIOS updates failed when performed through RHEL operating system or iDRAC.
- 332051: Fixed the issue where the virtual console fails to launch.
- 334054/335074: Fixed the issue where ACME enrollment failed when the server did not supply a Replay-Nonce.
Known issues
iDRAC firmware
Details | Description | Workaround | Systems Affected | Tracking number |
---|---|---|---|---|
SNMP-enabled user account created in previous releases encounters failure in receiving SNMP traps and other SNMP operations after upgrading to iDRAC9 version 7.20.30.00 or later, if the authentication protocols are changed to SHA384/512 and the SNMP passphrase is disabled. This is due to the failure in SNMP user creation. | Perform the following steps: 1. Enable the passphrase and provide both authentication and privacy passphrases. 2. Change the user password for existing users to regenerate hashes. 3. Create users in the new releases. | All systems supported by this release. | 344060 |
Details | Description | Workaround | Systems Affected | Tracking number |
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SNMP walk or GET operations fail when the SHA512 authentication protocol is used in combination with any privacy protocol, if the passphrase is disabled. | Enable the passphrase and provide both authentication and privacy protocols. | All systems supported by this release. | 344262 |
Storage
Details | Description | Workaround | Systems Affected | Tracking number |
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M2 drives connected to M2 riser are not listed in iDRAC interfaces. | Perform a system cold reboot. | All systems supported by this release. | 341332 |
Details | Description | Workaround | Systems Affected | Tracking number |
---|---|---|---|---|
External PERC and enclosure drives cannot be monitored in the iDRAC UI and other interfaces. | Perform a system cold reboot. | All systems supported by this release. | 341408 |
Resources and support
Latest Release Notes
To access the latest Release Notes for this version of iDRAC:
- Go to iDRAC manuals page.
- Click the link for the generation and then click the firmware series of iDRAC.
- Click DOCUMENTATION.
- Click MANUALS AND DOCUMENTS.
Accessing documents using direct links
You can directly access the documents using the following links:
URL | Product |
---|---|
iDRAC Manuals | iDRAC and Lifecycle Controller |
CMC Manuals | Chassis Management Controller (CMC) |
ESM Manuals | Enterprise System Management |
Software Serviceability Tools | Serviceability Tools |
Client System Management Manuals | Client System Management |
Accessing documents using the product search
- Go to Dell Technologies Support site.
- In the Identify your product or search support search box, type the product name. For example, PowerEdge or iDRAC. A list of matching products are displayed.
- Select your product and click the search icon or press enter.
- Click DOCUMENTATION.
- Click MANUALS AND DOCUMENTS.
Accessing documents using product selector
You can also access documents by selecting your product.
- Go to Dell Technologies Support site.
- Click Browse all products.
- Click the desired product category, such as Servers, Software, Storage, and so on.
- Click the desired product and then click the desired version if applicable.
- NOTE: For some products, you may need to navigate through the subcategories.
- Click DOCUMENTATION.
- Click MANUALS AND DOCUMENTS.
Lifecycle Controller (LC) Remote Services — client tools
Redfish API
For information about Redfish, see the DMTF website DMTF Redfish. This website provides access to schema files, white papers, technical notes, and so on.
For iDRAC Redfish API guide, go to Dell Developer Portal.
IDRAC SNMP MIB Files
The iDRAC SNMP MIB files are now available for download along with the iDRAC firmware and can be accessed on the Dell Support page. To download the files:
- Go to Dell Support page.
- In the Enter a Service Tag, Serial Number... field, type the Service Tag or the model number of your server, and press Enter or click the search icon.
- On the product support page, click Drivers & downloads.
- From the list, locate the iDRAC entry and click the iDRAC firmware version to expand for more information.
- Click View full driver details.
- Locate the iDRAC MIB file and click Download.
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