- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings
- Copyright
- Introduction
- Preinstallation Setup
- Installing Managed
System Software On Supported Linux And VMware ESX
- Software License Agreement
- RPM For Individual Components
- OpenIPMI Device Driver
- Installing Managed System Software
- Uninstalling Managed System Software
- Installing Systems
Management Software On VMware ESXi
- Using The vSphere CLI
- Using The VMware vSphere Management Assistant (vMA)
- Using The VMware Update Manager (VUM)
- Using The Power CLI
- Accessing Server Administrator on VMware ESXi
- Enabling Server Administrator Services On The Managed System
- Configuring The SNMP Agent On Systems Running VMware ESXi
- Troubleshooting
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Linux Installer Packages
Server Administrator Version 7.4 Installation Guide
Post Installation Configuration For Remote Enablement
This section details the steps to configure the dependent RPMs if you have installed the Remote Enablement feature.
The post-installation configuration script is available at /opt/dell/srvadmin/etc/ on the server file system.
After installing all the dependent RPMs and the Remote Enablement
feature, execute the
autoconf_cim_component.sh script.
- NOTE: The Distributed Web Server (DWS) connection does not work properly, if you have installed the sblim-sfcb RPM from SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP3 operating system DVD. To resolve the connection issue, you must install the sblim-sfcb RPM either from SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP2 operating system DVD or from the Systems Management Tools and Documentation DVD.
Before executing the autoconf_cim_component.sh script, make sure that Systems Management is installed.
Execute the following command to configure sfbc and openwsman as per the default configurations: ./ autoconf_cim_component.sh
- NOTE: To configure openwsman on the managed node to run on a different port, use the -p < port> option with autoconf_cim_component.sh. This is optional and by default the openwsman is configured to run on port 443.
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Installing Managed System Software on Supported Linux and VMware ESX
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