Rather than WOL which can be messy with multiple NICs, Dell iDrac can accept remote power commands, and would be a cleaner way to startup dell hardware after power failure.
Examples of RACADM commands:
racadm serveraction powerup: Turns on the server.
racadm serveraction powerdown: Powers down the server.
racadm serveraction powercycle: Power cycles (hard reboot) the server.
racadm serveraction graceshutdown: Initiates a graceful shutdown of the OS.
racadm serveraction powerstatus: Displays current server power status.
Remote power-on would look like:
racadm -r <iDRAC_IP> -u -p serveraction powerup
This is a little outside my wheelhouse, but happy to assist in whatever way I can
Rather than WOL which can be messy with multiple NICs, Dell iDrac can accept remote power commands, and would be a cleaner way to startup dell hardware after power failure.
Examples of RACADM commands:
racadm serveraction powerup: Turns on the server.
racadm serveraction powerdown: Powers down the server.
racadm serveraction powercycle: Power cycles (hard reboot) the server.
racadm serveraction graceshutdown: Initiates a graceful shutdown of the OS.
racadm serveraction powerstatus: Displays current server power status.
Remote power-on would look like:
racadm -r <iDRAC_IP> -u -p serveraction powerup
This is a little outside my wheelhouse, but happy to assist in whatever way I can