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Troubleshooting: Dell OpenManage Server Administrator Installation Guide for VMware ESXi 3.5

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Troubleshooting

Dell™ OpenManage™ Server Administrator Installation Guide for VMware� ESXi 3.5

  Frequently Asked Questions

  Error Messages


This section provides answers to certain frequently asked questions and also lists error messages that you may encounter when using Dell™ OpenManage™ Server Administrator version 6.0.3.


Frequently Asked Questions

How do I upgrade earlier versions of Server Administrator to Server Administrator version 6.0.3?

You cannot upgrade to Server Administrator version 6.0.3. You have to uninstall the earlier version and then install version 6.0.3.

Uninstalling earlier versions of Server Administrator results in loss of local management capability.

I get a "Login Error" when I start Server Administrator Web Server.

You may not have enabled Server Administrator services on the managed system after installing Server Administrator Web Server. Follow the steps in "Enabling Server Administrator Services on the Managed System" to enable Server Administrator services. These services are disabled by default.

What ports do Dell OpenManage systems management applications use?

The default port used by Server Administrator is 1311. The default ports used by Dell OpenManage IT Assistant are 2606 (for the connection service) and 2607 (for the network monitoring service). These ports are configurable.

How many concurrent sessions of Server Administrator Web Server can I run from my system?

You can run a maximum of thirty concurrent sessions of Server Administrator Web Server. That is, you can access and perform systems management tasks on thirty managed systems at the same time.


Error Messages

Table 3-1 lists the error messages that you may encounter when installing or logging into Server Administrator Web Server and the actions you can perform to resolve them.

Table 3-1.  Error Messages

Error Message

Cause

Action

Could not resolve host

Server Administrator Web Server could not validate the hostname you entered while logging on to the managed system.

Ensure that you enter a valid IP address or Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) in the Hostname/IP address field.

Invalid or untrusted certificate

The certificate installed on the managed node is either invalid or not trusted by the Server Administrator Web Server.

You can perform any of the following actions:

  • Select the Ignore Certificate Warning check box on the Managed System login page.
  • Install a trusted certificate on the managed system. For details on creating, importing, or reusing a Web certificate, see the Dell OpenManage Server Administrator User’s Guide in the docs directory or on the Dell Support site at support.dell.com.
  • Use the certutil.exe utility to include the certificate on the managed system under the Trusted Certificates list. See your operating system documentation on accessing this utility.

Connection error

A connection error may occur if the managed system you are trying to log on to is unreachable or the WS-MAN server on the managed system is not running.

Ensure that the managed system and the WS-MAN server on the managed system is running.


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