Owner's Manual

R720, T620, R620, M620, R720xd, M420, M520, R520, R420, R320, T420, T320,M820, R820
SC 1425, SC1435
SUU 14.03.00 supports the following Dell VRTX systems running the supported Linux and Windows
operating system:
M520P, M620P, M820P
SUU 14.03.00.0 supports the following Dell PowerVault systems running the supported Windows
operating system:
NX1950,DP500/ NF500,NX300,DL2000,DP100/ NF100,DP600/NF600,NX3000,DL2100,NX3100,DL2200
NX3500,NX200, NX400, NX3200 and NX3300.
SUU 14.03.00.0 supports the following Equallogic systems running the supported Linux and Windows
operating system:
DX6004S, DX6012S,DX6000G,FS7500, DX6000
Note: Other systems and operating systems may be supported in this release. See the 'Dell Systems
Software Support Matrix' for the latest list of supported PowerEdge systems and operating systems. The
'Dell Systems Software Support Matrix' is available on the Dell Support website at
“dell.com/openmanagemanuals
."
Note: For a detailed table of supported Dell systems and operating systems, see the 'Dell Systems
Software Support Matrix' available on the Dell Support website at "dell.com/openmanagemanuals
."
INSTALLATION
SUU is a stand-alone application that runs directly from a DVD. For more information on installing SUU,
see the "Dell OpenManage Server Update Utility User's Guide."
Note: Only users with administrator (Microsoft Windows) or root (Linux) privileges can perform updates
with SUU.
USER NOTES
This section provides information to help enhance your experience with SUU in specific
implementations and environments.
• If you launch SUU from a command shell and then press <Ctrl><c>, the SUU procedure, as well
as any running updates, will terminate. (137862)
• When you launch SUU, the utility inventories the targeted system. Depending on the system
configuration, this process may take several minutes to complete. (138439)
• The figures and examples in the "Dell OpenManage Server Update Utility User's Guide" are used
as examples only and may not be identical to the SUU GUI. (137294, 136624)
• When you verify the SUU return codes, use the operating system specific commands to view the
exit codes. (137296)
For example:
Microsoft Windows: echo %ERRORLEVEL%
Red Hat Enterprise Linux: echo $?