Actually, at the end of march or beginning of april, there might be a release and it won't officially support RHEL 4.0, but it will probably work. But it won't work on RHEL 4.0 64 bit, only the 32 bit version... There might be a release in late June/July that will officially support RHEL 4.0 32 bit and 64 bit.
You could try OpenManage Server Administrator 4.3 on RHEL 4.0 32 bit and it will probably work just fine. It won't work on the 64 bit version of RHEL 4.0 though.
I've downloaded this version for my PE 1800 running RHEL4 (SCSI). It comes as a tarball which I opened up. In the linux directory are two subdirectories. The rpm in the rac directory won't install 'cuz of a dependency problem. However, the other rpm appears to install--ie., rpm doesn't complain--but there is no sign of it anywhere. Attempting to reinstall it, gives a message that its already installed. However, when I go to check it with rpm or uninstall it, rpm complains that it is not installed. Whats going on here? BTW, I did import the key file.
Have you tried installing use the install scripts? If memory serves, they can be found in supportscripts/linux/. This is the proper way to install it, and will install appropriate dependancies beforehand.
@kylegordon wrote:
Have you tried installing use the install scripts? If memory serves, they can be found in supportscripts/linux/. This is the proper way to install it, and will install appropriate dependancies beforehand.
Kyle
Kyle,
Thanks for the response. I'm looking at the directory where I unpacked the file that I downloaded: OMI-MgmtStat-Dell-Web-LX-430.tar.gz. No such direction exists. Did I not download the correct file(s)?
What are you wanting to install? The tarball that you have mentioned is the Management Station tarball. I was talking about the Server Administrator tarball, OMI-SrvAdmin-Dell-Web-LX-430.tar.gz, available from http://support.euro.dell.com/uk/en/filelib/index.aspx?sid=PWE_PNT_P3C_2850&cat=36&os=LE30&dev=2331&devlib=36&fileid=R95729
Correct me if I'm wrong, but that's the one you should be installing on servers, and keeping the Management Station tarball for your, urrm, management station :-)
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