Users Guide

Operating System Package
VMware ESX 4 OM-SrvAdmin-Dell-Web-LX-6.5.0-2247.ESX41.i386_A01.tar.gz
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 OM-SrvAdmin-Dell-Web-LX-6.5.0-2247.RHEL5.x86_64_A01.4.tar.gz
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 OM-SrvAdmin-Dell-Web-LX-6.5.0-2247.RHEL6.x86_64_A01.5.tar.gz
OM-SrvAdmin-Dell-Web-LX-6.5.0-2247.RHEL6.x86_64_A01.5.tar.gz.sign
Arguments
Clean Installation
Table 232. Clean Installation
Component Installation Linux Attribute Windows Attribute
Server Administrator Web Server only -w ADDLOCAL=IWS
Server Administrator Instrumentation only -d ADDLOCAL=SA
Server Administrator Web Server and
Server Instrumentation
-w –d ADDLOCAL=ALL
Upgrade
• REINSTALL=ALL REINSTALLMODE=VOMUS — This is a required argument for Server Administrator minor version upgrade
using .msi packages.
• /qn — This is an optional argument that is used for silent and unattended installation.
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Deploying iDRAC Service Module
NOTE: The iDRAC Service Module can be deployed only on servers that meet the following criteria:
• PowerEdge 12th generation or later servers running a 64-bit Windows or Linux operating system
• iDRAC rmware version 1.51.51 or later
• The server and iDRAC must be discovered in OpenManage Essentials
The deploy iDRAC Service Module task requires the following on the target servers:
• Windows Management Instrumentation service must be running.
• The default Temp folder (C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Temp) must be available. Ensure that the Temp folder is not
deleted or moved.
You can create tasks to deploy the iDRAC Service Module on servers running Windows or Linux operating systems. You can also plan
a date and time to schedule the iDRAC Service Module deployment task.
To create an iDRAC Service Module deployment task:
1. Click Manage → Remote Tasks → Common Tasks → Create Deployment Task.
2. On General, select iDRAC Service Module and provide a task name. If you want to deploy the iDRAC Service Module on
Windows-based servers, then select Windows, provide installer path and, if required, provide arguments. If you want to deploy
the iDRAC Service Module on Linux-based servers, select
Linux and provide the installer path, select Generate Trusted Key
and Allow reboot. If you are using a .rpm package to deploy the iDRAC Service Module, select Upload and Install GPG key.
NOTE: Install the iDRAC Service Module prerequisites before deploying the iDRAC Service Module on Linux.
3. On Task Target, do one of the following:
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