Every time my RHEL systems reboot, OMSA fails to properly start due to
ERROR: (SNMP) OpenManage is not installed or is not working correctly
It appears systenmd starts the various open manage components before the SNMP
daemon is up. I've not worked out the systemd magic to delay it starting the
Redhat have removed MTP-SAS from their kernels, meaning RHEL 8 will not
operate on any older Dell server, say like a M610-II I was 'recycling'
into another role.
The RHEL 'leapp' upgrade tool doesn't detect this and tries to do an
upgrade and leaves you with an unbeatable system when it reboots an
I have a RHEL 6 and a RHEL 7 machine reporting in OM that the raid
controller firmware is out of date, so I fire up dsu.
What I get is -
dsu
Verifying catalog installation ...
Installing catalog from repository ...
Fetching dsucatalog...
Could not download the catalog rpm. Please check repository
On 24/08/10 01:56, Andrey Dmitriev wrote:
> Created DVD.. Dell claims it's bootable, but it's not.
> Looking at the instructions on the DVD, looks like you need to run it
> from a 'supported OS'
>
> Can someone clarify
> 1) is it supposed to be bootable? if yes, what are we doing wrong.
It didn't
On 13/08/10 09:15, mcclnx mcc wrote:
>
> I used OPMN to check and found disk cache policy change to "write" through".
> I tried to use OPMN "change policy" to change it bcak to "write back". I
> didn't get error but policy did NOT change.
>
> anyone know why and how to change it back?
>
It
On 28/06/10 17:06, Jaap P Dijkshoorn wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Did anyone read the latest release notes on CMC firmware for the M1000
> chassis?
>
Yes - and the release notes say the firmware was released on 07 July
2010 , which is next week
> I am wondering where the idrac 3.0 firmware is a
On 26/06/10 16:11, cupert...@gmx.net wrote:
> as far as I know it is not possible.
> the messages and the LCD are more or less 'linked' to each other.
>
I had the same issue with the blades - the only way to clear the error
state is to erase the log, which is kinda annoying as it would be n
John LLOYD wrote:
>
> The nameplate rating, used for electrical safety, is 7 amps for an R710 (100V
> to 120V).
>
> The power supply rated capacity is 870W (for the high-output version).
>
> The enterprise power calculator dell.com/calc says input power is 431 watts,
> maximum 578 watts.
>
> Ope
Jefferson Ogata wrote:
>
> That's not what I mean by a full RAID failure. I've had plenty of disks
> fail and subsequent successful rebuilds. I'm saying on one occasion
> (because of an oversight) I ended up with an unrecoverable RAID 5
> because of disk failures.
>
> Of course, this wasn't a se
Philip Tait wrote:
> We are installing a couple of PE servers (2900 and R710) at our summit
> facility. Ambient temperature can be as low as 1C (dewpoint at -15C).
>
>
I suspect the main concern is condensation, so the air would have to be
pretty dry at such low temperatures. So dry that stati
John LLOYD wrote:
>
> I've seen problems with linux vs cisco -- upon boot Linux enables the
> interface, and the cisco switch appears to take it's own sweet time
> getting around to synchronizing the link (speed, etc). Linux gives up
> waiting. (This is on SUSE install CD). Netgear works better.
Brian O'Mahony wrote:
> Eugene
>
> Thanks for the pointer. Changed the mount to _netdev and it came up (there
> was a lot of login errors on the screen, but eventually it logged in
> successfully)
>
>
I get that with my MD3000i. The iSCSI daemon tries to log into the
storage before the networ
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