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With the drive connected (if it's external) you need to mash the F11 key while booting to get the boot prompt, that'll allow you to choose to boot from a disk (usb or dvd)
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With the drive connected (if it's external) you need to mash the F11 key while booting to get the boot prompt, that'll allow you to choose to boot from a disk (usb or dvd)

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I need to boot an ISO that resides on another server's drive. Is that possible, or do I need to move the .ISO to another location?
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I need to boot an ISO that resides on another server's drive. Is that possible, or do I need to move the .ISO to another location?

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I have a firmware upgrade .ISO that needs to be run on a VMware 5.5 host that currently resides on the D: drive of our VCenter server. <br />
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Anyone know how I can mount the .ISO as a CD/DVD ROM on the problem host so that when I reboot the host it will run the .ISO?<br />
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Is there somewhere in the ILO4's Intelligent Provisioning where I can do this?
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I have a firmware upgrade .ISO that needs to be run on a VMware 5.5 host that currently resides on the D: drive of our VCenter server. 

Anyone know how I can mount the .ISO as a CD/DVD ROM on the problem host so that when I reboot the host it will run the .ISO?

Is there somewhere in the ILO4's Intelligent Provisioning where I can do this?

Setup to run an .ISO from HP Intelligent Provisioning.

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