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Page 1 - ServerView Update Management

User Guide - EnglishFujitsu Software ServerView SuiteServerView Update ManagementServerView Operations Manager V6.20Edition June 2013

Page 2 - Copyright and trademarks

1 Introduction1.1 ConceptsUpdate Management is based on a database concept where the GUIs andservices communicate exclusively via the database:1. The

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5 User InterfaceExample:For one server entered in the job a reboot is necessary after the update(Reboot=yes), while for others no reboot is necessary

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RebootIndicates, whether a reboot is required (Reboot=yes) after the job isexecuted or not (Reboot=no).auto (for components of the blade systems group

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5 User InterfaceFigure 19: Enter TFTP stepThe table shows a subset of the servers selected on the tab. For the serversdisplayed here, update will be d

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Figure 20: Schedule Job stepMake sure that the management station and the server on which thejob is to run are up and running at the time of execution

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5 User InterfaceFlash TimeStart time of the update phase on the servers.Immediate after transferStarts the update immediately after the transfer.Later

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Immediate after flashThe restart begins immediately after the end of the update phase.LaterThe restart begins at the specified time. If the update pha

Page 9 - 1 Introduction

5 User Interface5.1.5.5 Update Details dialog boxThe Update Details dialog box provides additional information about theupdate you selected in the tab

Page 10 - 1.1 Concepts

ComponentName of the component.Installed VersionThe version that is currently installed.New VersionThe version that is to replace the installed versio

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5 User InterfaceVendor SeveritySeverity weighting of the update from the perspective of Fujitsu Tech-nology Solutions.recommended An update is recomme

Page 12 - 1.2 Prerequisites

Applicable TextExplanation of why the component cannot be installed.DependenciesDisplays dependencies that are to be noted in relation to the update.B

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The Update Service performs the following tasks:1. It detects which updates are available for the individual PRIMERGYservers based on the inventories

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5 User Interface5.1.5.6 PSP Details dialog boxA PRIMERGY Support Package (PSP) is the basic element for installing andupdating drivers and software pr

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Below this are blocks of information on the individual packages and theirdependencies on other components. The packages are numbered con-secutively wi

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5 User Interface5.1.5.7 Copy Job WizardYou can use this wizard to copy a job to any server in the domain. The wizardcomprises several dialog boxes to

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>>Copies all servers from the Possible Server list to the DestinationServer list.>Copies the servers selected from the Possible Server list t

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5 User InterfaceLogOn step (Copy Job Wizard)LogOn is the second step in the wizard. Here you log on to all servers thatrequire user authentication (Ag

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Column MeaningAgent Access Access status of the update agent on the servergranted Logon to the server has alreadybeen successfully completed. Youhave

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5 User Interfacecheck and set PasswordChecks the logon data and sets the access rights on the selected servers(if Manageable = yes). The password is v

Page 21 - 1.3.1 Shutdown and restart

Enter Job Name step (Copy Job Wizard)Enter Job Name is the third step in the wizard. Here you assign a name tothe job.Figure 25: Enter Job Name stepJo

Page 22 - 1.5.1 Current PSP versions

5 User InterfaceExample:For one server entered in the job a reboot is necessary after the update(Reboot=yes), while for others no reboot is necessary

Page 23 - 1.5.2 Components of a PSP

RebootIndicates, whether a reboot is required (Reboot=yes) after the job isexecuted or not (Reboot=no).auto (for components of the blade systems group

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1 Introduction1.2 PrerequisitesYou can get the applications ServerView Agents, ServerView Update Agent,ServerView Operations Manager from the:l Server

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5 User InterfaceFigure 26: Enter TFTP stepThe table shows a subset of the servers selected on the tab.Column MeaningServer Name of the serverTFTP Addr

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Schedule Job step (Copy Job Wizard)Schedule Job is the last step in the wizard. Here you specify the time atwhich the job is to be executed.Figure 27:

Page 27 - –S (= forced Cancel)

5 User InterfaceFlash TimeStart time of the update phase on the servers.Immediate after transferStarts the update immediately after the transfer.Later

Page 28 - 1.7 Typographic conventions

Immediate after flashThe restart begins immediately after the end of the update phase.LaterThe restart begins at the specified time. If the update pha

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5 User Interface5.1.5.8 Job Details dialog boxThe Job Details dialog box provides a clear and detailed overview of infor-mation relating to the job yo

Page 30 - Access to the link collection

SeverityCumulated severity weighting of the updates contained in the job. Thehighest severity weighting of an update is displayed (mandatory > rec-

Page 31 - View Suite – Site Overview)

5 User Interfacetransferring The job is currently being transferred.transferred The job has been successfully transferred and is nowwaiting for the st

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TFTP AdressIP address of the TFTP serverDescriptionDescription of the job (comment)Return TextIn the event of an error, this field contains the error

Page 33 - 2 Overview

5 User InterfaceFigure 29: Edit Job dialog boxJob NameName of the selected job.ReleasedThis setting specifies whether the job is released (yes) or not

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Transfer TimeStart time for transferring the job to the server.ImmediateStarts the transfer as soon as you click Finish to exit the wizard.LaterStarts

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SecurityIf you need security (configuration with AccountCheck) before performing anupdate on the managed server, you can either use Single Sign-On or

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5 User InterfaceImmediate after flashThe restart begins immediately after the end of the update phase.LaterThe restart begins at the specified time. I

Page 37 - 3 Update Procedures

Test ConnectivityTests if a connection can be established to the specified IP address usingthe "ping" function.ServerView Update Management

Page 38 - 3.1 Online update

5 User Interface5.2 Repository Manager Main WindowRepository Manager allows you to administer the repository.Figure 31: Repository Manager Main Window

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5.2.1 The tree structureFigure 32: Repository Manager tree structureThe tree structure, which is on the left, shows the updates that are availablein t

Page 40 - 3.2 Update via TFTP server

5 User InterfaceUpdates By SeverityAll updates that are recommended (recommended) or urgently required(mandatory).Released UpdatesUpdates that are exp

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5.2.2 Updates tabAll entries belonging to the group you selected in the tree structure are dis-played in the table on the Updates tab.Figure 33: Updat

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5 User InterfaceIn the table, a context menu is available. To open the context menu,right-click an entry in the table.The columns in the table have th

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Column MeaningReboot Required Shows whether server reboot is either required (yes) ornot required (no) after the update.dynamicIndicates that the serv

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5 User InterfaceDeleteOpens the Delete Repository Components dialog box, in which you canselect components from your repository that you no longer nee

Page 45 - 3.3 Access to update data

5.2.3 Collections tabThe functions provided on the Collections tab allow you to create and man-age customized update groups. The groups you create her

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1 IntroductionIf Linux was installed either manually or using ServerView InstallationManager <= 11.13.04, you have to perform the following activit

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5 User InterfaceColumn MeaningName Name and cumulated update status of the collectionCollection contains at least one component forwhich an update is

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Column MeaningReboot Required Indicates whether server reboot is either required (yes)or not required (no) after the update.dynamicIndicates that the

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5 User Interface5.2.4 Dialog boxesThe Repository Manager provides the following dialog boxes:l Edit Update's Properties dialog boxoShow Release N

Page 50 - Figure 5: Security Settings

Figure 35: Edit Update's Properties dialog boxServerView Update Management 1435.2 Repository Manager Main Window

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5 User InterfaceCategoryThe group to which the component belongs.ComponentName of the component.VersionUpdate version.Operating SystemThe relevant ope

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Vendor SeveritySeverity weighting of the update from the perspective of Fujitsu Tech-nology Solutions.recommended An update is recommendedmandatory An

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5 User InterfaceShow PSP Details(PSP = PRIMERGY Support Package)Displays informations about the packages included in the selectedupdate.5.2.4.2 Import

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Importing components is only possible if the current repository is locat-ed on a local HDD partition of your computer or on an external USBstorage dev

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5 User InterfaceImport PathAbsolute path of the directory to be imported. This directory may be theroot of an existing repository or any subdirectory.

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5.2.4.3 Import Repository Components - Results dialog boxFigure 37: Import Repository Components - ResultsThis dialog shows the result of importing co

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1.2.2 Prerequisites on connection bladesTo prepare a connection blade for update via Update Manager, configure it asfollows:1. Open the graphical user

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5 User InterfaceCategoryName of the component group.ComponentName of the component.VersionVersion of the update.ResultokComponent has been imported.er

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5.2.4.4 Export Repository Components dialog boxTo open this dialog box, click Export on the Updates tab.Figure 38: Export Repository Components dialog

Page 60 - 5.1.1 The tree structure

5 User InterfaceFirst, select the absolute path of the directory where the desired componentsshould be exported to. This directory may be located on a

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5.2.4.5 Export Repository Components - Results dialog boxFigure 39: Export Repository Components - Results dialogThis dialog shows the result of expor

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5 User InterfaceCategoryName of the component group.ComponentName of the component.VersionVersion of the update.ResultokComponent has been exported.er

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5.2.4.6 Delete Repository Components dialog boxTo open this dialog box, click Delete on the Updates tab.Figure 40: Delete Repository Components dialog

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5 User InterfaceIn the Source list on the left, all components of the current repository are dis-played.Select the components which should be deleted

Page 65 - 5.1.2 Server Details tab

5.2.4.7 Delete Repository Components - Results dialog boxFigure 41: Delete Repository Components - Results dialogThis dialog shows the result of delet

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5 User InterfaceCategoryName of the component group.ComponentName of the component.VersionVersion of the update.ResultokComponent has been deleted.err

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5.2.4.8 PSP Details dialog boxA PRIMERGY Support Package (PSP) is the basic element for installing andupdating drivers and software products on your P

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1 Introduction1.2.4 Prerequisites on TFTP serverA TFTP server is necessary for updating connection blades / managementblades.l ServerView Agents for W

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5 User InterfaceBelow this are blocks of information on the individual packages and theirdependencies on other components. The packages are numbered c

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5.2.4.9 Create Collection dialog boxIn the Create Collection dialog box, you can create customized updategroups, which are displayed in the Update Man

Page 71 - 5.1.3 Update Details tab

5 User InterfaceSourceThe component groups that are available for selection.DestinationThe component groups that were copied to the user-defined group

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5.2.4.10 Edit Collection dialog boxYou can edit a selected customized update group in the Edit Collectiondialog box.To open this dialog box, click Edi

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5 User InterfaceDestinationThe component groups that were copied to the user-defined group.>>Transfers all component groups to the user-defined

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5.3 Download Manager Main WindowUse the Download Manager to define download tasks, configure when andhow often these are to be executed, and activate

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5 User InterfaceThe main window of the Download Manager contains the following sections,from top to bottom:l the ServerView Suite headerl the ServerVi

Page 76 - 5.1.4 Job Details tab

All ServersShows the servers in a domain which are supported by the current UpdateManager.GroupsShows the groups defined by the user.Server iconsThe i

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5 User InterfaceFigure 47: Task Management tabIn the table, a context menu is available. To open the context menu,right-click an entry in the table.Ac

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ButtonsAdd ...Starts a dialog box in which you specify a new download task.Edit ...Starts a dialog box in which you can change the download task selec

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1.2.5 Prerequisites on the Central Management Station (CMS)On the central management station, ServerView Operations Manager mustbe installed.1.2.5.1 U

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5 User Interface5.3.3 Scheduled Tasks TabThis tab contains an overview of the servers available in a domain. TheSchedule column shows whether the serv

Page 81 - Figure 11: LogOn dialog box

Server iconsThe icon in front of a server or group symbol (like for Blade Servers, virtualsystems, ...) indicates the cumulated update status of the c

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5 User InterfaceNext RunShows when a search for updates will next be performed.ButtonsOnce ImmediatelyClick this button to start a search for updates

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In the table, a context menu is available. To open the context menu,right-click an entry in the table.The columns in the table have the following mean

Page 84 - Figure 12: LogOn step

5 User InterfaceButtonsViewShows the log file of the download task selected in the table.DeleteDeletes the log file of the download task selected in t

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5.3.5 Dialog boxesThe Download Manager provides the following dialog boxes.l Add Download Server Tasks dialog boxl Edit Download Server Task Settings

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5 User InterfaceSelect Date and Time to StartYou specify when the download task is to be executed here.now Starts the download task as soon as it has

Page 87 - Figure 13: Enter TFTP step

ButtonsCreateSaves the values entered for the download task and closes the dialogbox.CloseDiscards the values entered and closes the dialog box.HelpOp

Page 88 - Figure 14: Schedule Job step

5 User Interface5.3.5.2 Edit Download Server Tasks dialog boxIn this dialog box, you change the setting that specifies when a downloadtask is executed

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FrequencyYou can see how often the download task is to be executed here.The value can only be changed as long as no server is assigned to thisdownload

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1 IntroductionAdministrative Tools – Local Security Policy – Security Settings –Local Policies – User Rights Assignment – Log on as a serviceThe follo

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5 User Interface5.3.5.3 Activate Download Server Tasks dialog boxIn this dialog box, you assign one or more servers to a download task.To open the dia

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Buttons>>Copies all servers from the list on the left to the list of servers assigned tothe download task on the right.>Copies the servers se

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5 User Interface5.4 Configuration Main WindowThe main window contains the following elements (from top to bottom):l the ServerView Suite headerl the S

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5.4.1 General Settings TabThe configuration parameters listed below are displayed on the General Set-tings tab.To modify the properties click Change C

Page 95 - Figure 16: LogOn step

5 User InterfaceRepository LocationAbsolute path of the repository.Default TFTP AddressIP address of a TFTP server (for components that are updated vi

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5.4.2 Mail Settings TabThe Mail Settings tab is disabled (grayed out) if you have set a remoterepository for updating your software.You only need this

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5 User InterfaceMail ToRecipient address(es) of the e-mailIf more than one address is entered, they are separated by commas.CCAdditional recipient add

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5.4.3 Download Settings TabThe Download Settings tab is disabled (grayed out) if you have set aremote repository for updating your software.You only n

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5 User InterfaceDownload Web AddressURL of the web server use by the Download Service. Default is the webserver of Fujitsu Technology Solutions.Protoc

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5.4.4 Configuration WizardYou use this wizard to configure the global parameters for Update Man-agement. The wizard has several steps. All required st

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1.2.5.2 Configuration of Update Management (Repository, …)Start the Configuration Wizard of Update Management and make the initialsettings for Update

Page 102 - Figure 19: Enter TFTP step

5 User Interface5.4.4.1 Start step (Configuration Wizard)Start is the first step in the wizard.Figure 56: Start stepRepositorySpecifies whetherl a new

Page 103 - Figure 20: Schedule Job step

5.4.4.2 Repository step (Configuration Wizard)The selection you made at the Start step (use an existing or create a newrepository) determines which fi

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5 User InterfaceThe Browse button is only enabled, if you started the Server-View Operations Manager on the management station directly.Repository on

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1. Reboot the management station.2. In the ServerView Operations Manager openthe Configuration applet .3. Click Change Configuration.4. In the Start s

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5 User InterfaceCreate RepositoryFigure 58: Create Repository stepThe Browse button is only enabled, if you started the OperationsManager on the manag

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Download from Web ServerLoads the repository from the web server of Fujitsu Technology Solutions.Repository LocationAbsolute path of the repository on

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5 User Interface5.4.4.3 Miscellaneous step (Configuration Wizard)Figure 59: Miscellaneous stepDefault TFTP AddressIP address of a TFTP server (for com

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5.4.4.4 Download Settings step (Configuration Wizard)In this step you define the proxy settings for the Download Service.Figure 60: Download Settings

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5 User InterfaceDo not use proxy serverEnable this option if you want to use the Download Manager without aproxy server. The Download Manager will the

Page 111 - Dependencies

Mail ServiceIf you enable this option, the next step will be Mail Settings.The persons you define in step Mail Settings are to be informed by emailabo

Page 112 - Figure 23: Choose Server step

Comments… Suggestions… Corrections…The User Documentation Department would like to know your opinion ofthis manual. Your feedback helps us optimize ou

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1 IntroductionThere are two ways of maintaining the repository with the latest update data:l Automatic maintenanceIn the Download Manager, define a do

Page 114 - Figure 24: LogOn step

5 User InterfaceMail ToRecipient address(es) of the e-mailIf more than one address is entered, they are separated by commas.CCAdditional recipient add

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5.4.4.6 Activate step (Configuration Wizard)Activate is the last step in the wizard.Figure 62: Activate stepActivateActivates parameter changes in the

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5 User InterfaceTo use the old repository again, start the configuration wizard.In the Start step, select use existing repositoryIn the Repository ste

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5.5 Filter dialog boxYou can specify which table entries are displayed in a table using the tabs inthe Filtering for Column <column name> dialog

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5 User Interface5.5.2 Character strings (Filter dialog box)You can enter a character string on the Customize tab. A correspondingtable row is displaye

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5.5.3 Integer values (Filter dialog box)You can enter a specific number range on the Customize tab. A cor-responding table row is displayed for each v

Page 120 - Figure 26: Enter TFTP step

206 ServerView Update Management

Page 121 - Figure 27: Schedule Job step

6 Managing UpdatesThe applications in Update Management enable effective management ofupdates for your servers and their components.6.1 Update Manager

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6 Managing Updates6.1.2 Closing Update ManagerYou can close the Update Manager by closing the main window.l To close the Update Manager main window, c

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6.1.4 Resetting the update agent of a serverIf the update agent of a server is terminated with an undefined status, it maybe necessary to reset the ag

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1.3 Notes on management stations1.3.1 Shutdown and restartA shutdown/restart of the management station is only permitted if there areno servers with t

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6 Managing UpdatesIf a connection to the server cannot be established, this is indicated byManageable = no. In this case, the logon data is saved unde

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6.1.5 Displaying the update log for a server1. On the Server Details tab, select the relevant server, see "ServerDetails tab" on page 65.2.

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6 Managing Updates6. You can further restrict your selection from the tab in the table on the leftof this dialog box.If you have also selected servers

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16. Check the IP address of the TFTP server in the TFTP Address field.The value that you configured using the Configuration Wizard is dis-played as th

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6 Managing Updates3. Select a server to which the job is to be copied from the PossibleServer list.4. Click >. The selected server is copied to the

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6.1.7.3 Releasing a jobIf you establish that jobs can be processed without errors (for example, aftera test run on a test computer), you can indicate

Page 131 - Test Connectivity

6 Managing Updates6.2 Repository ManagerThe Repository Manager has the following characteristics:l It recognizes the relevant update information in th

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6.2.3 Editing updatesYou can edit the individual updates.1. Select a group in the tree structure.2. Go to the Updates tab in the Repository Manager, s

Page 133 - 5.2.1 The tree structure

6 Managing Updates6.2.5 Managing user-defined groups (Collections)You can use the following procedures to manage user-defined groups.6.2.5.1 Creating

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5. Edit the group.6. Click OK to confirm your changes. The dialog box closes and thechanges are assigned to the selected component groups and com-pone

Page 135 - 5.2.2 Updates tab

1 Introduction1.3.3 Multiple management stationsYou can run multiple management stations in one network; however, thesemanagement stations must be res

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6 Managing Updates4. Click Delete.The Repository Manager opens a dialog box where you must confirmdeletion with Yes.5. To confirm deletion, click Yes.

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6. Click OK to confirm the import.All selected update components will be added to the existing repositoryon the management station if they did not exi

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6 Managing Updates6.3 Download ManagerThe Download Manager provides you with a convenient way to get the latestversions of firmware, BIOS, drivers, an

Page 139 - 5.2.3 Collections tab

Change the value of the ConcurrentJobsAllowed parameter.The default value is 30.The maximum value is 99.The value 0 is not advisable, as it allows an

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6 Managing Updates6.3.3 Opening Download ManagerThere are two ways to open the Download Manager in the ServerView Oper-ations Manager:l On the start p

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6.3.6 Assigning servers to a download taskIn order to use a download task, you assign the required servers to it.1. Go to the Task Management tab.2. I

Page 142 - 5.2.4 Dialog boxes

6 Managing Updates6.3.8 Deleting a download taskIf you no longer need the download task, you can delete it. However, you canonly delete a download tas

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6.3.10 Managing log filesThe Log Files tab shows information on download tasks already completed.Show log filel If you want to display the entire log

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6 Managing Updates6.4.2 Closing the configurationTo close the configuration, close the main window.l To close the configuration main window, click the

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Create Repository4. Specify the location from where the new repository is to be loaded:l from the ServerView Update DVD (Import from DVD)l from the we

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1.5.2 Components of a PSPEach PSP consists of the following elements:l A zip archive containing the drivers or software products as well as thefiles r

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6 Managing UpdatesUse Existing Repository4. Enter the location of the repository:l on the local management station (Repository on Man-agement Station)

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14. Click Next. If you selected the Mail Settings option, the Mail Settingsstep opens; otherwise the Activate step opens. In this case, skip thenext s

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6 Managing Updates6.5 Filtering a tableYou can use the values or value ranges in a specific column to filter theentries in a table. A filter icon on t

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7 Command-Line InterfaceThe Command-Line Interface (CLI) in Update Manager provides a scriptingenvironment for updating system components, and is part

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7 Command-Line InterfaceParameter Description-C (Cleanup) Checks whether all update jobs are finished. If so, theupdate jobs are deleted.-A (Cancel) D

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-W (WaitForDone command)Waits for the end of the update jobs (Job Status = READY or REBOOT)-R (Reboot command)Starts an explicit restart.-C (Cleanup c

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7 Command-Line Interface-MSpecifies that the managed system is a management blade server. Theparameters -T and -I must also be specified to enable com

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When ServerView Operations Manager is installed the Inventory file canbe found in the working directory of the Update Manager following the sub-direct

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7 Command-Line InterfaceParameter -O is risky! This parameter should only be used by personswho have detailed knowledge of the repository used and of

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Return values0 Update started without errors.1 Ok, no obsolete components found.2 Timeout (no connection to the managed server).3 SequenceError -

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1 Introduction1.5.3 Product Detection of Primergy Support PackagesProduct detection is available for most PSPs.Requirements on the server:l Primergy S

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7 Command-Line Interface7.1.3 WaitForDone (Command)SyntaxGFCLI -W -N <system> [-F <results file>][-M -T <IP-addr>][-B –Z <IP-addr

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Return values0Update Ok (job status is READY)All update jobs have been executed without errors.1No current job exists (connection established)2Time

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7 Command-Line InterfaceUpdate job using GlobalFlash Agent up to V 4.71When you start an update job, the following dialog is displayed on the man-aged

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Return values0Immediate reboot initiated1No current job exists (connection established)2Timeout (no connection to the managed server)3SequenceError -

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7 Command-Line Interface7.1.5 Cleanup (Command)SyntaxGFCLI -C -N <system> [-F <results file>][-L <user> [-P <password>]] [-M -

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Return values0Update Ok (job status is READY)All update jobs have been executed without errors.1No current job exists (connection established)2Timeout

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7 Command-Line InterfaceDescriptionCancel cancels the execution of the update jobs that have already beentransferred to the managed server, and delete

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7.1.7 Result FilesAll results of an update procedure are written to the specified results file. Inthis case, the results are added, which means that t

Page 166 - 5.3.1 The tree structure

7 Command-Line InterfaceJob StatusesThe following statuses are documented for each individual job in the specificresults file:PREPAREDThe update job h

Page 167 - 5.3.2 Task Management Tab

Event.0=StartFlashEvent: StartFlashSubEvent.0=CountSub-event: CountCompCount.0=1Number of components(may be 0)NoError.0=0Number of errorsEvent.1=Start

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Case “Newer version installed”Example:The customer has installed a very new version of a product (perhapsbeta), which is not actually produced as a PS

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7 Command-Line InterfaceExamplesError executing AddJob; the list contains error codes for each component.Event.0=StartFlashSubEvent.0=CountCompCount.0

Page 170 - 5.3.3 Scheduled Tasks Tab

7.1.7.2 Ready (Event)If the CLI detects the READY job status after it is started, the return values ofall updated components appear as follows:Event.0

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7 Command-Line InterfaceError.2=0ErrorText.2=ERROR[0] faultlessexecution7.1.7.3 Cancel (Event)Event.0=CancelEvent: CancelError.0=0Error number in the

Page 172 - 5.3.4 Log Files Tab

7.1.7.5 ParamError (Event)This event has no sub-events. This event indicates that an unauthorizedparameter was used for the specified command. All par

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7 Command-Line Interface7.1.8 Batch Files (Examples)The following examples are based on Windows. If a Linux shell is used, theLinux variable $? must b

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remrem *******************************************************rem * WaitServerlist initialisationrem * (WaitServerList: temporary subset of Serverlist

Page 175 - 5.3.5 Dialog boxes

7 Command-Line Interfaceparametersrem * of the fields in WaitServerList (subset of ServerList)rem ****************************************************

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File 2rem *********************************************************rem * cli-init.bat ************************rem * **********************************

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7 Command-Line Interfaceif %errorlevel%==7 goto noaccessif %errorlevel%==10 goto parerrorif %errorlevel%==11 goto memerrorif %errorlevel%==0 goto old-

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rem ********************************************************rem * Old Flashs (ready) detected CleanUp themrem ****************************************

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1 Introduction1.5.4 Initial Installation of Primergy Support PackagesInitial installation is possible for all PSPs.Requirements on the server:l Primer

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7 Command-Line Interface:c-oldnok@echo.@echo CleanUP - Jobs detected not all okgoto start1remrem *****************************************************

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rem:nologop@echo.@echo - No logon parametersgoto endchkrem:noaccess@echo.@echo - access deniedgoto endchkrem:parerror@echo.@echo - Parameter errorgoto

Page 182 - 5.4 Configuration Main Window

7 Command-Line Interfaceif %errorlevel%==0 goto stflok@echo.@echo Undefined returncode!goto endchkrem:nothtodoremrem *********************************

Page 183 - 5.4.1 General Settings Tab

File 3rem ********************************************************rem * cli-work.bat ************************rem * ***********************************

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7 Command-Line Interface:timeout@echo.@echo - Timeout Server %1 - Go on waiting for a minute@echo %1,%2,%3 >>svtmpls.txtgoto endwkremrem *******

Page 185 - 5.4.2 Mail Settings Tab

if %errorlevel%==11 goto memerrorif %errorlevel%==0 goto cu-ok@echo.@echo Undefined returncode!goto endwkremrem **************************************

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7 Command-Line Interface@echo CleanUp or WaitForDone- Wrong state ???goto endwkrem:gfierror@echo.@echo CleanUp or WaitForDone - gfi error ???goto endw

Page 187 - 5.4.3 Download Settings Tab

7.1.9 CLI StandaloneThere is a seperate product "UpdateManagerCLI" that is deliberately meantfor environments where there is no ServerView O

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7 Command-Line InterfaceTo execute the tool, open a command prompt and change to specified direc-tory (see above).citfs.bat {<IP-Addr> <serve

Page 189 - 5.4.4 Configuration Wizard

Restrictionsl The repository path might not be a network path.l Only standard PRIMARGY server can be integrated,l Blade server or ESXi systems cannot

Page 190 - Figure 56: Start step

1.6 Notes on deleting servers from the ServerListDeletion will be denied ...Deletion of servers from the ServerList will be denied if update jobs with

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8 Troubleshooting8.1 Error messages in the Update ManagerBelow is an overview of the error messages displayed in the Return Textfield in the Job Detai

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8 Troubleshootingadd job failedJob initialization errorcleanup failedJob cannot be deletedflash failedError while updating the managed serverflash tim

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could not transfer job(s)Job initialization errorpending jobsJob is in progress or has not been cleaned upupdate process abortedUpdate process was abo

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8 TroubleshootingFlash Cancelled by UserUser aborted Flash Abort dialog with CancelActionl Restart the update (via Create Job or Copy Job) after consu

Page 196 - Figure 59: Miscellaneous step

job canceled by second failoverError due to multiple switching of the high availability ClusterActionl Execute Cleanup.l Copy the job and restart it.E

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8 Troubleshooting8.2 Error messages in the Download ManagerIf the Download Service has stopped working due to missing credentials orother reasons the

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No supported and manageable server in groupThe group of servers that was assigned for the download task does notcontain supported manageable servers.D

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8 TroubleshootingInitialization errorThe download action could not be started successfully.Logging file is not created.Possible reason: missing access

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6. Check the ServerView agents on the server.Remote Access to Repository failedRemote access to the repository failed.Update Check FailedThe update ch

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1 Introduction1.7 Typographic conventionsThe following typographic conventions are used in this manual:Convention ExplanationIndicates various types o

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8 Troubleshooting8.3 Error messages in the Configuration WizardThe following error message can occur after activating the configuration task:Configura

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l Check via the Task Manager if the DownloadServer.exe processis still running . The process retries several times to connect to thedatabase and it ma

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8 TroubleshootingManagement Station with OS=RHEL6, using local DVD drive forinitializing repository from DVDIf you want to initialize your repository

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8.4 Error messages in the Repository ManagerThe following error message can occur after activating an action in the Repos-itory Manager:Repository tas

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8 TroubleshootingSolutionProceed as follows:1. Check if the requirements are fulfilled on the system running theVMware ESXi operating system.2. In the

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8.7 Problems with entries in the tree structureA managed server was displayed in the tree structure of the Update Manager/ Download Manager.After a ch

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8 Troubleshooting8.8 Problems with componentsSituationBXxxx with 2 management blades.One of these management blades is degraded.SolutionBefore you upd

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8.9 Problems with Fibre Channel (FC) ControllersSituationManaged node with Linux operating system.Firmware-Update for Fibre Channel Controller is not

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8 TroubleshootingCMS:l ServerView Update Manager Win/LX (applet of SV Operations Man-ager) >=V 5.0 (includes Remote Connector Service >1.06)Mana

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8.11 Installation/Uninstallation of updateable com-ponents without using Update ManagerRecommendation: Use ServerView Update Manager to update updatea

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1.8 ServerView Suite link collectionVia the link collection, Fujitsu Technology Solutions provides you with numer-ous downloads and further informatio

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8 TroubleshootingFirmware/BIOS1. Update the inventory on the managed node.Windows: ServerView Agents for Windows:Restart Agents.Linux: ServerView Agen

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ServerView Update Management 291IndexAASP 22Autonomous Support Packages 22BBatch File Examples (CLI) 254CCall Parameters 234Cancel (Command) 245Cancel

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IndexDDeleting a Job 215Deleting a UserDefined Group 219Display Job Information 215Display Log File 211Display Update Information 211downloadcurrent s

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MMail Settings Tab 185Main WindowConfiguration 182Download Manager 165Repository Manager 132Update Manager 57Management stationUpdate 21Management Sta

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IndexReady 251SequenceError 252StartFlash 248SScheduled Tasks Tab 170SequenceError (Event) 252Server Details Tab 65Setting Global Parameters 228StartF

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Releasing Updates 219WWaitForDone (Command) 240ServerView Update Management 295Index

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ContentsContents 31 Introduction 91.1 Concepts 101.2 Prerequisites 121.2.1 Prerequisites on managed servers 121.2.2 Prerequisites on connection blades

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1 Introductionl Product informationl Spare parts catalogueAccess to the link collectionYou can reach the link collection of the ServerView Suite in va

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For an overview of the documentation to be found under ServerView Suiteas well as the filing structure, see the ServerView Suite sitemap (Server-View

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2 OverviewServerView Update Management allows you to remotely apply the latestupdates of BIOS, firmware and drivers onto PRIMERGY servers.General usag

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2 Overviewl The Base Configuration Wizard is not used to configure theUpdate Management step.oGo on to item 2oOpen one of the Update Management applet

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5. When the update job is completed, the inventory data and the repositoryare automatically compared again to ensure that the latest update datahas be

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3 Update ProceduresThe Update Manager enables you to update drivers, ServerView agents,update agents, firmware and BIOS globally and locally on PRIMER

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3 Update Procedures3.1 Online updateThis procedure allows you to update components under the control of theoperating system that is currently running

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4. The Update Manager fetches the update data required from the repos-itory and defines the update jobs. In addition to the actual update dataeach onl

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Contents3.2.1 Updating a hardware system 413.2.2 Updating a system running a VMware ESXi operating sys-tem (flash via iRMC S3 using cURL) 433.3 Access

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3 Update Procedures3.2 Update via TFTP serverThis procedure is used to update PRIMERGY system components whichcannot be updated using the update tools

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3.2.1 Updating a hardware systemUpdating a hardware system taking a management blade as an exampleFigure 3: Diagram of the update procedure (managemen

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3 Update ProceduresIn the case of MMB BX400S1 and BX900 S1: Up to ServerView Oper-ations Manager V6.10, communication was processed using SNMP.ssh log

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3.2.2 Updating a system running a VMware ESXi operating sys-tem (flash via iRMC S3 using cURL)Updating a system running an ESXi system (flash via iRMC

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3 Update Procedures(including the update handler and update tool) to the TFTP server andstarts the update job (socket communication between the Update

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3.3 Access to update dataTo update the managed servers the Update Manager requires the cor-responding update data. This data is contained in an reposi

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4 Installing ServerView Update AgentsTo find out which servers are supported and which system components canbe updated with the various update procedu

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4 Installing ServerView Update Agents4.1.2 Requirements for uninstallationIf you want to uninstall ServerView Update Agent, ensure that all jobs on th

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4.1.3 Installing Update Agent V6.0 (or later)4.1.3.1 Installation under WindowsThe following procedures are available for installation:l Menu-Driven I

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5.2.4.2 Import Repository Components dialog box 1465.2.4.3 Import Repository Components - Results dialog box 1495.2.4.4 Export Repository Components d

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4 Installing ServerView Update AgentsFigure 5: Security SettingsSecurity SettingsAccount CheckSpecifies whether access authorization should be checked

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All users in this group are authorized to perform the update pro-cedure. The user group GFUSER is preset. If you want to use theGFUSER group you must

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4 Installing ServerView Update AgentsInstallation via ASP (Autonomous Support Package), SV UpdateAgent >=V5.50You start the installation via the in

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--nopreun --nopostun (only for update installations)If these options, which must always be specified together, are selected,the uninstallation routine

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4 Installing ServerView Update AgentsTraceFile=<file>File in which the agent’s actions are logged when TraceLevel > 0.The directory must exis

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4.2 Installation on the TFTP serverThe PXE or TFTP service should be stopped, if you use other PXE/TFTPservices, because a parallel use of two service

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4 Installing ServerView Update Agents4.2.2 Installation under LinuxInstallation sequence:1. TFTP Server2. ServerView Agents3. ServerView Update AgentT

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5 User InterfaceThe Update Management user interface comprises the interfaces of theindividual applications. The Configuration wizard starts automatic

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5 User InterfaceFigure 6: Update Manager Main WindowThe appearance of the tabs is determined by the entry you select in the treestructure. The followi

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TreestructureWork area tabsServerDetailsUpdate Details Job DetailsUpdatesList ofupdatesInformationabout allservers forwhich theselected com-ponents ar

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Contents6.1.4 Resetting the update agent of a server 2096.1.5 Displaying the update log for a server 2116.1.6 Displaying detailed information about an

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5 User Interface5.1.1 The tree structureFigure 7: Update Manager tree structureThe tree structure is on the left of the work area in the Update Manage

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Tree structure GroupingsServers Information about Servers within the domainAll ServersAll servers within the domainGroupsCustomized groups, which you

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5 User InterfaceTree structure GroupingsServers(continued)Update mandatoryServers on which an update is urgently requiredUpdate recommendedServers on

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Tree structure GroupingsUpdates Software and firmware components of the serversAll ComponentsAll components, regardless of their versionUpgradesCompon

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5 User InterfaceTree structure GroupingsJobs Jobs defined for the update of the serversRoot All JobsAll jobs, regardless of statusWaiting JobsJobs tha

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5.1.2 Server Details tabThe Server Details tab displays information about servers, depending onwhat you have already selected in the tree structure.Tr

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5 User InterfaceThe columns in the table have the following meanings:Column MeaningIcon General update status of the serverAn update is not required.A

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Column MeaningAgent Status Status of the update agent on the serverready The server is ready for the updatephase.error An error occurred during the up

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5 User InterfaceColumn MeaningAgent Access Access status of the update agent on the servergranted Logon to the server has alreadybeen successfully com

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Column MeaningJob Status Status of the relevant jobs specified for the serverdone All components have been updatedand the job is now completed.waiting

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7.1.1 Call Parameters 2347.1.2 StartFlash (Command) 2377.1.3 WaitForDone (Command) 2407.1.4 Reboot (Command) 2427.1.5 Cleanup (Command) 2447.1.6 Cance

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5 User InterfaceButtonsComplete UpdateAutomatically establishes a list of all components that can be updated onthe previously selected server. The Cre

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Show UpdatesOpens the Update Details tab to display update information about theselected server.5.1.3 Update Details tabThe Update Details tab contain

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5 User InterfaceThe content of the update details list depends on the entry that you havealready selected in the tree structure.Tree structure Update

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Tree structure Update details list (Update Details Tab)Servers(continuation)In general, only the installed update ver-sions contained in the underlyin

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5 User InterfaceColumn MeaningServer Name Name of the serverCategory Group to which the component belongsComponent Name of the componentInstalledVersi

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ServerView Update Management 755.1 Update Manager Main Window

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5 User Interface5.1.4 Job Details tabThe Job Details tab displays information about jobs, depending on what youhave already selected in the tree struc

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In the table, a context menu is available. To open the context menu,right-click an entry in the table.The columns in the table have the following mean

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5 User InterfaceColumn MeaningStatus Current job statuswaiting The job is waiting to be executed (thisis the status before the data transferbegins).tr

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Column MeaningStart Time Time when the flash of the updates is startedSeverity Cumulated status of the updates contained in the job (themost critical

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5 User Interface5.1.5 Dialog boxes and wizardsUpdate Manager provides the following dialog boxes and wizards.In the Server Details tab:l LogOn dialog

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5.1.5.1 LogOn dialog boxThe LogOn dialog box allows you to log on to all servers that require userauthentication (AgentAccess = restricted or not cert

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5 User InterfaceColumn MeaningAgent Access Access status of the update agent on the servergranted Logon to the server has alreadybeen successfully com

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check and set PasswordChecks the logon data and sets the access rights on the selected servers(if Manageable = yes). The password is valid for the cur

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5 User Interface5.1.5.2 Cleanup WizardYou can use this wizard to clean up the update agent of a server if the agentstatus is error.Resetting the updat

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The table displays all servers you selected on the Server Details tab. Allservers with restricted or not certified access status are selected auto-mat

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5 User InterfaceUser AuthenticationLogin user ID and password for access control.This parameters are only required if the ServerView update agent on t

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Enter TFTP step (Cleanup Wizard)Enter TFTP is the second step in the wizard. This step is only displayed ifthe cleanup runs via TFTP server (for examp

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5 User InterfaceSchedule Job step (Cleanup Wizard)Schedule Job is the last step in the wizard. Here you specify the time atwhich the cleanup is to be

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5.1.5.3 Server Details dialog boxThe Server Details dialog box provides detailed information relating to theserver you selected on the Server Details

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1 IntroductionServerView Update Management allows you to manage updates for the firm-ware and software components of PRIMERGY servers. Update Man-agem

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5 User InterfaceDisplay NameName of the serverFor a standalone server:<server name>For a blade server:<blade server name>-<slotID>Fo

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Agent StatusStatus of the update agent on the serverready The server is ready for the update phase.error An error occurred during the update phase.You

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5 User InterfaceUpdate StatusCumulated update status of the server (the most critical status is dis-played in each case)normal An update is not requir

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Job StatusStatus of the relevant jobs specified for the serverdone All components have been updated and the job is nowcompleted.waiting The job is wai

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5 User InterfaceOperating SystemsInformation about the operating systemManageableAvailability of the serveryes The ServerView agent can be reached via

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5.1.5.4 Create Job WizardThis wizard allows you to create new update jobs. The wizard comprises sev-eral dialog boxes to guide you through the individ

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5 User InterfaceColumn MeaningServer Name of the serverManageable Availability of the serverAgent Access Access status of the update agent on the serv

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User AuthenticationLogin user ID and password for access control.This parameters are only required if the ServerView update agent on themanaged node i

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5 User InterfaceChange Version step (Create Job Wizard)Change Version is the second step in the wizard. The table displays allupdates you selected on

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Enter Job Name step (Create Job Wizard)Enter Job Name is the third step in the wizard. Here you assign a name tothe job.Figure 18: Enter Job Name step

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