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This command runs the installation for managed system software, and uninstalls the Broadcom agent. This execution is
in an unattended but not silent mode.
NOTE: A Globally Unique Identifier (GUID) is 128 bits long, and the algorithm used to generate a GUID guarantees
each GUID to be unique. The product GUID uniquely identifies the application. In this case, the product GUID for
Server Administrator is {54C04D53-C3C3-46EA-A75F-7AFF4BEB727C}.
MSI Return Code
An application event log entry is recorded in the SysMgmt.log file. Table 3 shows some of the error codes returned by
the msiexec.exe Windows Installer Engine.
Table 11. Windows Installer Return Codes
Error Code Value Description
ERROR_SUCCESS 0
The action is completed successfully.
ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER 87
One of the parameters was invalid.
ERROR_INSTALL_USEREXIT 1602
The user canceled the installation.
ERROR_SUCCESS_REBOOT_RE
QUIRED
3010
A restart is required to complete the
installation. This message is indicative
of a successful installation.
NOTE: See support.microsoft.com for full details on all the error codes returned by the msiexec.exe and
InstMsi.exe Windows installer functions.
E-mail Alert Action
Question: Why am I not receiving e-mails after setting up e-mail alert action?
Answer: If you have an Antivirus Client installed on the system, then configure it to allow e-mails.
Discovery
Question: Why are SUSE Linux Enterprise and Red Hat Enterprise Linux based-servers not displayed in the Server
category after I have discovered it using SSH protocol?
Answer: The OpenManage Essentials SSH plugin uses sshlib2. sshlib2 fails to authenticate Linux servers which have
disabled the Authentication by password option. To enable the option:
1. Open the file /etc/ssh/sshd_config in edit mode and search for the key PasswordAuthentication.
2. Set the value to yes and save the file.
3. Restart the sshd service /etc/init.d/sshd restart.
The servers are now displayed under the Server category in the Device tree.
Question: What troubleshooting can I do if a discovery task fails to create or run?
Answer: Ensure that the DSM Essentials Task Manager service is running in Windows services.
Question: Why are my ESX virtual machines not correlated with their ESX host server?
Answer: You must discover the ESXi host server using SNMP and WSMan or the guest virtual machine will not correlate
correctly when discovered using SNMP.
Question: Why are devices discovered with WMI getting classified as Unknown?
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- Dell OpenManage Essentials 1
- Version 1.1 User's Guide 1
- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings 2
- Contents 3
- About OpenManage Essentials 13
- Minimum Recommended Hardware 15
- Minimum Requirements 16
- Custom Setup Installation 18
- Installing Repository Manager 19
- Customizing Portals 24
- Updating the Portal Data 26
- Filtering Data 27
- Reference 29
- Device by Status 30
- Alerts by Severity 30
- Schedule View 31
- Legend and Definitions 37
- Excluding Ranges 39
- Scheduling Discovery 39
- Scheduling Inventory 40
- 3. Click Finish 41
- Last Discovery and Inventory 43
- Viewing Device Summary 44
- Discovery Configuration 45
- ICMP Configuration 47
- SNMP Configuration 47
- WMI Configuration 48
- Storage Configuration 49
- WS-Man Configuration 49
- SSH Configuration 50
- IPMI Configuration 50
- Discovery Range Action 51
- Add Exclude Range 51
- Configuration 52
- Inventory Schedule 53
- Status Schedule 54
- Managing Devices 57
- Nodes and Symbols Description 58
- Device Details 58
- Viewing Device Inventory 59
- Viewing Alerts Summary 59
- Viewing System Event Logs 60
- Searching for Devices 60
- Creating a New Group 60
- Adding Devices to a New Group 60
- Hiding a Group 61
- Creating a Custom URL 61
- Devices — Reference 63
- Viewing Hardware Logs 64
- Alert Filters 64
- Device Search 65
- Creating Device Group 66
- Device Group Configuration 67
- Device Selection 67
- Summary — Group Configuration 67
- Viewing Inventory Reports 69
- Filtering Report Data 70
- Exporting Reports 71
- Reports — Reference 73
- Hard Drives Information 74
- ESX Information 75
- HyperV Information 75
- Memory Information 76
- NIC Information 77
- PCI Device Information 77
- Warranty Information 78
- Viewing Warranty Reports 79
- Managing Alerts 81
- Viewing Internal Alerts 82
- Viewing Alert Categories 82
- Viewing Alert Source Details 82
- Handling Alerts 83
- Configuring Alert Actions 84
- Ignoring Alerts 85
- Running a Custom Script 85
- Forwarding Alerts 86
- Use Cases in Alert Actions 87
- Alerts — Reference 89
- Predefined Alert View Filters 90
- Alert Logs Fields 90
- Alert Details 90
- Alert Log Settings 91
- Alert View Filters 91
- Severity 92
- Acknowledgement 92
- Summary — Alert View Filter 92
- Alert Actions 93
- E-Mail Configuration 95
- Trap Forwarding 96
- Device Association 96
- Date and Time Range 97
- Summary- Alert Action Details 98
- Alert Categories 99
- Alert Source 101
- Applications 103
- Figure 4. System Update Page 104
- Viewing Comparison Results 105
- Applying System Updates 107
- View Active Catalog 108
- System Update — Reference 111
- System Update 112
- Compliant Systems 113
- Non-Compliant Systems 113
- System Update Task 114
- Non-Inventoried Systems 115
- Inventory Systems 115
- All System Update Tasks 115
- Select a Catalog Source 116
- Managing Remote Tasks 119
- Managing Server Power Options 121
- Windows Packages 122
- Linux Packages 122
- Arguments 123
- Use Cases in Remote Tasks 123
- Device Capability Matrix 124
- Remote Tasks — Reference 127
- Task Execution History 128
- Server Power Options 128
- Command Line Task 131
- Generic Command 133
- IPMI Command 134
- RACADM Command Line 135
- Managing Security Settings 137
- Configuring IIS Services 138
- Management Stations 138
- Managed Nodes 139
- Troubleshooting 141
- Frequently Asked Questions 145
- Customization Parameters 147
- E-mail Alert Action 148
- Discovery 148
- Inventory 149
- Import Catalog 150
- Preferences — Reference 153
- Email Settings 154
- Alert Settings 154
- Custom URL Settings 155
- Logs — Reference 157
- Application Logs 158
- Extensions 159
- Right-Click Actions 161
- Discovery Range Summary 162
- View Filters 162
- Remote Tasks 163
- Custom URL 163
- Tutorials 165
- Interface 167
- Creating a Discovery Range 169
- Removing a Discovery Range 170
- Editing a Discovery Range 171
- Deleting a Group 175
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