Release Notes

Issue 2:

Description: Server Administrator conflicts with the Intel IMB driver

Server Administrator may conflict with the Intel IMB driver. You may receive an informational message

recommending that to uninstall the Intel IMB driver before installing Server Administrator.

Resolution: You can do it through the Device Manager performing the following steps:

1. Open the Device Manager.

2. Expand the System devices list.

3. Right-click the device with a name of the form IMB Driver and select Uninstall.

4. Click OK to uninstall.

If you choose to install Server Administrator during Intel IMB driver installation, Server Administrator

services may fail to start or Server Administrator may have problems accessing sensor data.

Issue 3:

Description: Wrong install directory is displayed during OMInstallation. (71022)

Broadcom/Intel SNMP agent installers are provided by Broadcom/Intel and they do not support

installation of these components in the custom directory.

Issue 4:

Description: On Server Administrator 7.3, while running the Repair option from Add/Remove Programs

or Uninstall or Change a program window, if an error occurs, use the Repair option in the MSI.

Issue 5:

Description: Do not specify user profile folders such as a desktop folder

C:\Users\administrator\Desktop

as custom installation paths for installing OMSA. This is because services running on system account

cannot access such folders.

Limitations on Linux

Issue 7:

Description: Linux install script cannot be run from Virtual Media.

The srvadmin-services.sh script cannot be run from Virtual Media.

Resolution: Run this script from the local file system after un-mounting the virtual media. This avoids

input/output errors that you may otherwise encounter while using Virtual Media.

Versions Affected: 7.3 and earlier

Issue 28:

Description: YUM uninstall leaves services running. (410584)

If you are using methods other than the "srvadmin-uninstall.sh" command to uninstall Server

Administrator rpm, the Server Administrator service processes may still continue to run.