The latest 1.9.0 Bios still has the issue.  I started to investigate how to edit the DMI/SMBIOS table.  I found a tool from American Megatrends (Bios on T30 is American Megatrends, or AMI for short), it is called DMIEDIT.  When I open DMIEdit I can see the family name is set to HEX 90 1C.  Assuming these are hex for ascii characters, this means 90 does not exist and 1C is for a file separator, probably the reason for the issue.  Running DMIEDIT in the GUI you can edit the field, deleting the 2 characters and replacing it with a space (HEX 20) and pressing "update all" fixes the issue.  This only works until you reboot.  I created a startup task in windows to run the command line version on DMIEDIT to edit the field on every boot.  Something like DMIEDIT.exe /SF " " works. Kind of a hack but Dell has not fixed the issue in some time, not sure they ever will. [IMAGE]Fix[IMAGE]Broke  
Hello,  So we have had an issue with our T30's since BIOS version 1.5.0 and today 1.6.0 was released and we still see the issue.  It will contact wsus but it will not report updates.WSUS requires the chassis family name to be able to report its updates. On both versions it is just missing after installation. It was fine prior to this.  We have tried to reach out to support and get no where with them.  Does anyone have any suggestions of how we could reach to Dell to get them to include the Chassis Family?  System InformationManufacturer: Dell Inc.Product Name: PowerEdge T30Version: Not SpecifiedSerial Number: XXXXXXUUID: 4C4C4544-0059-5710-8058-C8C04F313732Wake-up Type: Power SwitchSKU Number: 07C5Family: ..   Thank you
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