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I believe the problem is :
>>> “ping linux.dell.com<http://linux.dell.com>”
>>>Does not get any packets through.
DSU requires to download Catalog rpm from linux.dell.com as long as not being
accessed from an offline repository. If the destination is not reachable, DSU
will fail to download the Catalog and exit.
Soorej Ponnandi
Dell | Change Management
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From: linux-poweredge-bounces-Lists On Behalf Of Manuel Deschambault
Sent: Monday, May 9, 2016 1:32 AM
To: linux-poweredge-Lists <linux-powere...@lists.us.dell.com>
Subject: [Linux-PowerEdge] R320, DSU, OMSA, Centos 6
I’ve got Centos 6.7 Minimal running on a PowerEdge R320.
I’ve successfully installed DSU and OMSA with the rpm’s.
OMSA is working fine, getting all the DRAC data over SNMP, but the DSU is
giving me headaches, the command:
“dsu —inventory”
gives me
“Could not download the catalog rpm, Please check repository configuration”
When I run:
"sh /usr/libexec/dell_dup/invcol_V8336_LN64_15.06.00_A00”
i get
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<SVMInventory lang="en" schemaVersion="1.0" invcolVersion="15.06.200 (BLD_406)"
invcolBuild="406" timeStamp="2016-05-08T15:51:12">
<OperatingSystem osCode="LIN" osVendor="Redhat" osArch="x64"
majorVersion="package redhat-release-server is not installed"
minorVersion="2.6.32-573.el6.x86_64"/>
<System systemID="04F7"/><Device componentID="2331"
display="OpenManage Server Administrator">
<Application componentType="APP" version="8.2.0" display="OpenManage Server
Administrator"/>
</Device>
<Device componentID="159" display="BIOS"><Application
componentType="BIOS" version="2.4.2" display="BIOS"/></Device>
<Device componentID="28897" display="Lifecycle Controller">
<Application componentType="APAC" version="2.21.21.21" display="Lifecycle
Controller"/>
</Device>
<Device componentID="25806" display="Dell 64 Bit uEFI
Diagnostics, version 4247, 4247A1, 4247.2">
<Application componentType="APAC" version="4247A1" display="Dell 64 Bit uEFI
Diagnostics, version 4247, 4247A1, 4247.2"/>
</Device>
<Device componentID="18981" display="OS Drivers Pack, 7.4.1.10,
A00">
<Application componentType="APAC" version="7.4.1.10" display="OS Drivers
Pack, 7.4.1.10, A00"/>
</Device>
<Device componentID="101734" display="OS Collector">
<Application componentType="APAC" version="0" display="OS Collector"/>
</Device>
<Device componentID="28352" enum="PS:0" display="Power Supply">
<Application componentType="FRMW" version="07.18.7E" display="Power Supply"/>
</Device>
<Device componentID="28352" enum="PS:1" display="Power Supply">
<Application componentType="FRMW" version="07.18.7E" display="Power Supply"/>
</Device>
<Device vendorID="1000" deviceID="0073" subDeviceID="1f51"
subVendorID="1028" bus="1" device="0" function="0" display="PERC H310 Mini
Controller 0"><Application componentType="FRMW" version="20.13.1-0002"
display="PERC H310 Mini Controller 0 Firmware"/></Device>
<Device componentID="24963" enum="CtrlId 0 DeviceId 0"
display="WDC WD5003ABYX-1"><Application componentType="FRMW" version="1S04"
display="Firmware for - Disk 0 of PERC H310 Mini Controller 0 "/></Device>
<Device componentID="24963" enum="CtrlId 0 DeviceId 1"
display="WDC WD5003ABYX-1"><Application componentType="FRMW" version="1S04"
display="Firmware for - Disk 1 of PERC H310 Mini Controller 0 "/></Device>
<Device componentID="25227" display=" iDRAC">
<Application componentType="FRMW" version="2.21.21.21" display=" iDRAC"/>
</Device>
<Device vendorID="14e4" deviceID="165f" subVendorID="1028"
subDeviceID="04f7" bus="2" device="0" function="0" display="NetXtreme BCM5720
Gigabit Ethernet PCIe (em1)">
<Application componentType="FRMW"
version="7.10.64" display="NetXtreme BCM5720 Gigabit Ethernet PCIe (em1)"/>
</Device>
<Device vendorID="14e4" deviceID="165f" subVendorID="1028"
subDeviceID="04f7" bus="2" device="0" function="1" display="NetXtreme BCM5720
Gigabit Ethernet PCIe (em2)">
<Application componentType="FRMW"
version="7.10.64" display="NetXtreme BCM5720 Gigabit Ethernet PCIe (em2)"/>
</Device>
</SVMInventory>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<InventoryError lang="en"><SPStatus result="false" module="linddcfg.sh -inv -s">
<Message> Missing module dependency detected. </Message>
</SPStatus><SPStatus result="false" module="linddcfg.sh -inv
-s"><Message>Invalid inventory results.</Message></SPStatus></InventoryError>
The command:
“host linux.dell.com<http://linux.dell.com>”
gives me
“linux.dell.com<http://linux.dell.com> is an alias for
linux.ins.dell.com<http://linux.ins.dell.com>
linux.ins.dell.com<http://linux.ins.dell.com> has address 143.166.224.62”
And the command:
“ping linux.dell.com<http://linux.dell.com>”
Does not get any packets through.
What else am I missing…
Manuel
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