- Dell EMC OpenManage Server Administrator
9.1 Release Notes
- Release Type and Definition
- Importance
- Platforms Affected
- What is Supported
- What’s new in this release
- Important Notes
- Known Issues
for Server Administrator
- Issues of Server Administrator on VMware ESX Operating Systems
- Issues of Server Administrator on Red Hat Enterprise Linux Operating Systems
- Issues of Server Administrator on all Linux Operating Systems
- Issues of Server Administrator on Microsoft Windows 2003 Operating Systems
- Issues of Server Administrator on All Microsoft Windows Operating Systems
- Issues of Server Administrator on Microsoft Windows 2008 Operating Systems
- Issues of Server Administrator on Microsoft Windows 2012 Operating Systems
- Issues of Server Administrator on All Supported Operating Systems
- Issues for Remote Access
- Issues of Server Administrator on all Operating Systems
- Storage Management Service
Dell EMC OpenManage Release Notes Version 9.1
Issues of Server Administrator on all Linux Operating Systems
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DF275424 and DF332775: Domain users unable to login to Windows MN from Linux Web Server.
- Negotiate authentication is not supported while remotely managing a Windows-based managed node from a Linux-based Server Administrator Web server. If you run the Server Administrator Web server on a Linux based operating system and try to manage a remote Windows managed system as a domain user, a login failed message is displayed.
- You can manage a Windows/Linux- based managed system remotely from a Windows-based Server Administrator Web server.
- BITS119710: On Server Administrator, you cannot use Windows domain user credentials to manage a system running Linux. If you try to do, a login failed message is displayed.
- JIT-57929: Server Administrator Linux installer, still carries install packages of RAC4 and RAC5 RPMs which are deprecated.
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JIT-63679 On systems running Linux operating systems, does
not allow the Inventory collector to run after successfully
updating the DUPs locally, remotely or even restart the shared
service due to SELinux security restrictions.
Workaround for this issue is: Change SELinux settings value to "Permissive" from "Enforcing". The SELinux config file is available at /etc/selinux/config.
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