Release Notes

Table 1. Issues of Server Administrator on all supported operating systems (continued)
Issue ID Functional area Description Workaround/Resolution
using the omconfig system cmdlog
action=clear command.
DF384362 Redundancy Status Redundancy Status displays as Not
Applicable in ESXi even when NICs are
teamed. On VMware ESXi systems, NIC
teaming status may not display up in the
Server Administrator network section. This
is an expected behavior due to the operating
system limitation and has no functional
impact to the system.
Not available
BITS113585 SNMP traps Server Administrator does not log CPU or
CMOS Battery Probe Alerts and does not
send SNMP traps.
To resolve this issue, stop the
USB arbitration service and run the
Inventory Collector. To stop the
USB arbitration service:
1. Run the ps aux|grep usb
command to check if the USB
arbitration service is running.
2. Run the chkconfig
usbarbitrator off
command to prevent the USB
arbitration service from starting
during boot.
3. After the USB arbitrator service
is stopped, reboot the server to
allow the Inventory collector to
run.
DF531509 Blank OMSA password The setup and/or system password
configuration from the Server Administrator
UI or CLI is successful, but the password is
displayed as blank instead of asterisk (*) on
the F2 BIOS page.
Not available
BITS086423 Support link on the
Preferences page
After an upgrade to the current version,
Server Administrator does not retain the
support link information on the Preferences
page
Not available
BITS040184 iDRAC user privileges User in iDRAC user authentication page
showing operator privilege(iDRAC user
privileges) is displayed as Custom in Server
Administrator.
Not available
Not
available
BIOS Setup On clicking the Apply button twice on the
BIOS Setup page, the Server preference
page and SNMP configuration page, the
Server Administrator will logout from the
current session.
Not available
Not
available
Device Driver Modules
By default, OpenManage Server
Administrator trusts the device driver
modules provided by the operating system
and signed by the operating system vendors.
Not available
Not
available
Reset to Defaults After a Reset to Defaults operation of
the iDRAC, the first user configuration,
operation fails if it is a single-user
configuration item (such as enabling or
disabling a user or changing username).
Always change a combination of
two-user configuration items (such
as enabling or disabling a user and
changing username) concurrently
during your first configuration
operation.
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