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westmatt

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March 8th, 2017 12:00

'timeout was reached for obtaining the software update status from the target device'

Trying to perform an in-band update.  Target system (PE R710) has a fresh installation of OMSA, snmp is enabled, inventory tasks have been performed successfully.  What am I missing?  

I have read about an 'in band update test,' but I can't find it, and it's not for lack of trying, trust me.

thanks,

-Matt

westmatt

4 Posts

March 13th, 2017 16:00

You know what you should do?  You should post on the Dell OME forum.  You're sure to get a quick response there.

thanks,

-Matt

DELL-Nitin Bh

43 Posts

March 14th, 2017 00:00

Hi,

Thanks to the post.

As you mentioned, System Update Inband task completed as time out, this is a system update task behavior.

When system update task is in running state and not getting any response from the target system then same task will be completed as time out approximately after one hour.

I would recommend you to check out below points in case of your system update task.

  1. Make sure that target system is still reachable to OME [try to ping target system from OME system]

  2. Check in target system that all updates [dup execution] are completed. No update is in running state [check in windows task manager]

  3. Make sure that IP address of target system has not changed after updates are completed.

Thanks,                                                                               

Nitin

westmatt

4 Posts

March 14th, 2017 13:00

1.  Target system still reachable?  Yes.

2.  Update package execution complete?  Yes.

3.  IP address changed?  No.

I get the same result on any of the 30+ Dell servers I manage, making OME pretty much useless insofar as updates are concerned.

thanks,

-Matt

westmatt

4 Posts

March 14th, 2017 16:00

In the System Update tab of the OME troubleshooting tool, I enter the host IP, the credentials, specify a package, and specify 'install package,' and run.  The output says "Could not get the status of update from MN," which I take to mean managed node.  The output of the SNMP and WMI tests is error free.

DELL-Arun Mo

116 Posts

April 19th, 2017 13:00

I could think of only very few possibilities.

1. Is the DUP which you are installing requires reboot and you are allowing system to reboot? If so please check whether files are present under c:\windows\temp after the reboot. If your system policy cleans up windows\temp folder, this can happen.

2. Are you trying same update package again and again. If so, try different update package.

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