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Hi Experts,<br />
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I am trying to update the UCS standalone server UCS C220M3 and I downloaded the ISO file from cisco. I mapped it through the KVM but when I try to boot the server I do not see the option to boot this iso or the mapped image. <br />
This is the boot order and I went to make it work but not sure how to.
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Hi Experts,

I am trying to update the UCS standalone server UCS C220M3 and I downloaded the ISO file from cisco. I mapped it through the KVM but when I try to boot the server I do not see the option to boot this iso or the mapped image. 
This is the boot order and I went to make it work but not sure how to.

updating UCS C220

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