As far as the svc tag goes you can use ESXCLI and use the following command to retrieve it/sbin/esxcli hardware platform getor, if you are using OpenManage, you can use $racadm license viewto view the iDrac license itself, as seen here.Regarding the MAC address I believe that you will need to use the virtual mac, since that's what the server would think is it's 'real' MAC address, while the switch and the virtual switch in the hypervisor should only see the real MACs.   Let me know if this helps.    
Hi There, in a remote LAN they provided us a DELL machine (PowerEdge R740). I can login to the vpn of the LAN of that place and visit the ESXi Gui via an internal. Now I'd like to install the iDRAC.On page 15 of this manual:[URL] see the back plane of the server. It is written in German but as you can see the ports are numbered. Number 11 points to the iDRAC port (Explaination on page 16). So asked the IT - administration to plugin in a second cable to that iDRAC port and route an IP to that machine. My expectation would that I wouls see the iDRAC gui by visiting the that ip. Is that right ? Is it possible to see the MAC-Address of that port  in the ESXi Gui in order to be able route the IP ? Or do I have to go a different way  ? Of course I want to monitor the hardware from abroad. Thanks! Hans Herrmann
Installing iDRAC