Install Guide
Feature ID Description
iDRAC (for 11
th
generation of PowerEdge servers) Integrated DRAC Command Line Tools
iDRAC12G (for 12
th
generation of PowerEdge servers) Integrated DRAC Command Line Tools
SI Server Instrumentation
RmtMgmt Remote Enablement
CLI Command Line Interface of Server Instrumentation
WMI Windows Management Instrumentation Interface of Server
Instrumentation
SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol Interface of Server
Instrumentation
OSLOG Operating System Logging
SA Installs SI, CLI, WMI, SNMP, OSLOG
OMSM Installs SI, OMSS, CLI, WMI, SNMP, OSLOG
NOTE: To manage the server, select either Server Administrator Webserver or one of the Management Interfaces – CLI, WMI,
SNMP or OSLOG along with Server Instrumentation (SI) or Server Administrator Storage Management Service (OMSS).
NOTE: If SI or OMSS is installed using silent installation (unattended installation), then IWS and WMI are automatically installed.
MSI Return Code
An application event log entry is recorded in the SysMgmt.log le. The following table shows some of the error codes returned by the
msiexec.exe Windows Installer Engine.
Table 7. 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_REQUIRED
3010 A restart is required to complete the installation. This message is
indicative of a successful installation.
NOTE: For more information on all the error codes returned by the msiexec.exe and InstMsi.exe Windows Installer functions, see
support.microsoft.com.
System Recovery On Failed Installation
The Microsoft Software Installer (MSI) provides the ability to return a system to its fully working condition after a failed installation. MSI
does this by maintaining an undo operation for every standard action it performs during an install, upgrade, or uninstall. This operation
includes restoration of deleted or overwritten les, registry keys, and other resources. Windows temporarily saves all les that it deletes or
overwrites during the course of an installation or removal, so that they can be restored if necessary, which is a type of rollback. After a
successful installation, Windows deletes all of the temporary backup les.
In addition to the rollback of MSI Standard Actions, the library also has the ability to undo commands listed in the INI le for each
application if a rollback occurs. All les that are modied by the installation actions are restored to their original state if a rollback occurs.
When the MSI engine is going through the installation sequence, it ignores all actions that are scheduled as rollback actions. If a Custom
Action, MSI Standard Action, or a installation action fails, then a rollback starts.
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Installing Managed System Software On Microsoft Windows Operating Systems