Users Guide

New Features/Devices Supported in 6.2 Service Pack 3

Resolved Defects and Known Issues

• The backup-config file must be created first for backup to backup-config to work

properly for N3132PX model. To do this, end user must either create this

(backup-config) file directly on the device or execute copy running-config to

backup-config or startup-config to backup-config ACLI. (28784)

• Permission issues caused by license - You receive the

You do not have a

permission to view this application

message, it most likely means that you

have an expired feature license.

Solution:

For Virtual Appliance:

1. Re-apply vmlicense.xml located in the /home/synergy directory

2. Apply the Dell generated SKU license if you received one.

For Non Virtual Appliance:

1. Re-apply the license.xml file located in the ..\OpenManage\Network Man-

ager directory

2. Apply the Dell generated SKU license if you received one.

• In some cases on Windows OS, if you try to install on a mapped local drive the

install will fail because of insufficient write privileges. This can occur even when

the user is a member of the administrator group. You can recover your

installation with the following steps. It is best to verify that these privileges exist

before starting the install. (20321)

1. CHANGE: file permissions to “Include inheritable permissions” on directory:

...\oware3rd\mysql\data\mysql

2. STOP: Web Server via GUI.

3. STOP: App Server via Windows Task Manager -> End Java Process.

4. RUN: following commands from oware prompt:

net stop mysql && net start mysql

mysqladmin.exe -u root password dorado

loaddb -d -m -q

loaddb -s

ocpinstall -s -d

5. START: Web and Application Servers from GUI.

• When restore running config with no reboot is selected against N-Series while

using SCP file server, OMNM will timeout, but the restore will be executed on the

device. (32017)

• The MySQL default listener port (3306) is not being restricted to only local traffic

leaving the OVA users exposed. (30777)

Workaround: Block external access to MySQL for the OMNM Virtual Appliance

by issuing the following Linux shell commands to prevent remote access to

MySQL by blocking port 3306.