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When "Attempt Secure Boot" is set to Enabled in BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU), the Secure Boot status in the iLO 7 Security Page will be displayed as Disabled after a server AC power-cycle is performed, even though the secure boot feature is enabled and working as expected. This incorrect secure boot status is only in the iLO 7 Security Page and in the redfish key to get the secure boot status.This occurs because after an impacted Gen12 server performs an AC power-cycle, secure boot data cannot be correctly restored to reflect the current "Attempt Secure Boot" setting value in RBSU; therefore, an incorrect secure boot status is displayed in the iLO 7 security page.The following path is the path to change the "Attempt Secure Boot" status in BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU):From the System Utilities screen, select System Configuration > BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) > Server Security > Secure Boot Settings > Attempt Secure Boot.
Any of the following systems in the scenario described above:ProLiant Compute DL360 Gen12ProLiant Compute DL380 Gen12ProLiant Compute ML350 Gen12ProLiant Compute DL380a Gen12ProLiant Compute DL580 Gen12ProLiant Compute DL320 Gen12ProLiant Compute DL340 Gen12Synergy 480 Gen12 Compute Module
Update the System ROM to Version 1.60 dated 1/9/2026 or later:Click the following link:Hewlett Packard Enterprise Support CenterEnter a product name (e.g.,ProLiant Compute DL360 Gen12") in "Find Products and Downloads" search field.When the product appears, click the "DRIVERS AND SOFTWARE" tab near the top of the page.Click the Product name.Click the "BIOS" tab.Locate and select the applicable version of the System ROM (or later).Click the Download button.Note: To ensure that you have selected the latest version of the firmware/driver, click the Revision History tab to check if a new version of the firmware/driver is available. For more important information, review the Release Notes tab.
Operating Systems Affected:OS Independent
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