Release Notes

Table 1. Issues of Server Administrator on all supported operating systems (continued)
Issue ID Functional area Description Workaround/Resolution
186602 Alert timestamp
When two or more alerts are intermittently
generated but with the same timestamp,
then the order in which they are listed in the
logs may not be sequential.
Not available
Issues of Server Administrator on Microsoft Windows operating
systems
The issues are applicable to Server Administrator on Microsoft Windows operating systems.
Table 2. Issues of Server Administrator on Microsoft Windows operating systems
Issue ID Functional Area Description Workaround/Resolution
Not available Active Directory group You may not have appropriate privileges on the
Server Administrator UI if you belong to an
Active Directory group that is part of another
group.
Try to launch Server
Administrator using the desktop
icon when single sign- on is
enabled.
BITS080169 Documentation for PSU
alerts
Documentation for Power Supply unit alerts
mentions only AC power supply units, but the
alerts are valid for both AC and DC power
supply units.
Not available
DF551365 Network adapters for VMs Server Administrator does not display the IP
Address for Network Adapters that are used
for virtual machines.
In a Microsoft Hyper-V environment, the Server
Administrator Network page may indicate
network adapters that are connected to a
network and display Ethernet statistics but,
the IP address is displayed as 'Unknown'. This
is because Hyper-V virtualizes adapters that
are bonded to its virtual switch. The Server
Administrator only discovers physical network
adapters and displays their IP addresses that
are fully-controlled by the operating system and
not by hypervisors.
Not available
BITS080696 No Instance(s) Available Windows No Instance(s) Available is reported
for Dell_CMApplication class data.
To get the data for Dell_CM*
wmi classes query, first query
any one of the Dell_* classes.
DF94201 Credentials on Microsoft
Internet Explorer
When you double-click the Server Administrator
icon on your desktop, a dialog box may appear,
prompting you to enter credentials in Microsoft
Internet Explorer for certain settings.
You can perform either one of
the following workaround:
● You can cancel the dialog box
and enter the credentials to
access Server Administrator.
● Enable SSO (Single Sign On)
by changing the browser
settings.
To enable SSO on Internet
Explorer:
○ Cancel the dialog box.
○ Go to Tools > Internet
Options > Security >
Trusted sites > Custom
Level.
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