The Dell OpenManage SoftwareQuick Installation Guide provides an overview of the Dell systems management software and also provides installation instructions for the software on the Dell Systems Management Tools and Documentation DVD.
NOTE: This document contains
information on installing and using the Remote Enablement feature of
Dell™ OpenManage™ Server Administrator. It also contains information on using
the Dell OpenManage Server Administrator Web Server to manage remote nodes.
The Remote Enablement feature is currently supported only on
Microsoft® Windows®, Microsoft Hyper-V™, Hyper-V Server, VMware® ESXi, and
Citrix™ XenServer™ 5.5 operating systems.
This guide is available in English, French, German, Spanish, Japanese, and Simplified Chinese on the Dell Systems Management Tools and Documentation DVD and on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
To access product documentation on the Dell Systems Management Tools and Documentation DVD, launch index.htm located at <DVD_drive>\docs\<language_directory>. Documentation is also available on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
For information about various Dell systems that support systems management software, the operating systems supported by these systems, and the Dell OpenManage components that can be installed on these systems, see the latest Dell Systems Software Support Matrix on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
For the purpose of using Dell systems management tools, a system can be classified into:
Managed System
A managed system is any system that is monitored and managed using Dell OpenManage Server Administrator (one of the systems management tools on the DVD) or Dell Management Console. You can manage systems running Server Administrator locally or remotely through a supported Web browser. For more information on Server Administrator, see "Dell OpenManage Server Administrator".
Management Station
A management station can be any computer (laptop, desktop, or server) that you can use to remotely manage one or more managed systems from a central location.
Update the firmware and BIOS in a pre-operating system environment on multiple systems.
Configure your system hardware.
Create customized bootable ISO images to configure multiple systems.
For information on performing these tasks and details on the Dell Systems Build and Update Utility, see the Dell Systems Build and Update Utility User's Guide in the docs directory or on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
Location on the DVD
<DVD root>
Dell OpenManage Server Administrator
Functionality
Dell OpenManage Server Administrator provides a consolidated and consistent way to monitor, configure, and manage individual Dell systems. Some of the key features include:
Security management through role-based access control (RBAC), authentication, and encryption
Ability to review and report the configuration and status of a host-based RAID subsystem
Rapid access to detailed fault and performance information that is reported in the user interface and extensive logging
Enhanced features for configuring a system's locally attached RAID and non-RAID disk storage
Storage management information in an integrated graphical view
For details on using Server Administrator, see the Dell OpenManage Server Administrator User's Guide in the docs directory or on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
Location on the DVD
<DVD_drive>\SYSMGMT\srvadmin
Dell Remote Access Controller
Functionality
Dell Remote Access Controller provides remote access to an inoperable system. Dell Remote Access Controller also provides alert notification when a system is down and allows you to remotely restart a system. Additionally, Dell Remote Access Controller logs the probable cause of system crashes and enables you to save a screen shot of the most recent crash screen.
You can install Dell Remote Access Controller either on the managed system or on the management station.
For more information on Remote Access Controller, see the Dell Remote Access Controller Firmware User's Guide in the docs directory or on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
Location on the DVD
For managed systems: <DVD_drive>\SYSMGMT\srvadmin
For management stations: <DVD_drive>\SYSMGMT\ManagementStation
BMC Management Utility
Functionality
BMC Management Utility (BMU) is a utility that provides remote management and configuration of systems equipped with a baseboard management controller (BMC)
or iDRAC using the IPMI protocol.
For more information on BMU, see the Dell OpenManage Baseboard Management Controller Utilities User's Guide in the docs directory or on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
Location on the DVD
<DVD_drive>\SYSMGMT\ManagementStation
Active Directory Snap-In Utility
Functionality
The Active Directory Snap-in Utility provides an extension snap-in to the Microsoft® Active Directory to manage Dell-specific Active Directory objects. The Dell-specific schema class definitions and the installation packages for these definitions are also included on the DVD. You can install the Active Directory Snap-in Utility after the Dell-specific schema classes have been added to the Active Directory schema.
You must install the Active Directory Snap-in Utility on a management station.
For information on installing the Active Directory Snap-in Utility, see the Dell OpenManage Installation and Security User's Guide in the docs directory or on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
Location on the DVD
<DVD_drive>\SYSMGMT\ManagementStation
Dell Systems Service Diagnostics Tools
Functionality
Dell Systems Service and Diagnostics Tools delivers the latest Dell-optimized drivers, utilities, and operating system-based diagnostics that you can use to update your system.
For more information on the Dell Systems Service and Diagnostics Tools, see the Dell Systems Service and Diagnostics Tools Quick Installation Guide in the docs directory or on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
Location on the DVD
<DVD_drive>\SERVICE
Dell Online Diagnostics
Functionality
Dell Online Diagnostics runs operating system-based diagnostics to check the health of your Dell system. Dell Online Diagnostics is available as a utility that you can extract from the Dell Systems Service and Diagnostics Tools and also as a Web-based downloadable on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
For more information on Dell Online Diagnostics, see the Dell Online Diagnostics in the docs directory or on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
Location on the DVD
<DVD_drive>\SERVICE
IT Assistant
Functionality
Dell OpenManage IT Assistant provides a central point of access to monitor and manage systems on a network. By allowing an administrator a comprehensive view across the enterprise, IT Assistant can increase system uptime, automate repetitive tasks, and prevent interruption in critical business operations. You must install IT Assistant on a management station.
For information on using IT Assistant, see the Dell OpenManage IT Assistant User's Guide on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
The Dell OpenManage subscription service kit is a collection of two DVDs:
Dell Systems Management Tools and Documentation DVD
Dell Server Updates DVD
The Dell Server Updates DVD is available only to those customers who have subscribed to the subscription service.
The Dell Server Updates DVD contains Dell Update Packages (DUPs) and Dell OpenManage Server Update Utility (SUU). DUPs allow administrators to update a wide range of system components simultaneously and apply scripts to similar sets of Dell systems to bring system software components up to the same version levels.
SUU is an application that identifies and applies updates to your system. You can use SUU to update your Dell system or to view the updates available for any system supported by SUU.
In addition to helping you install, configure, and update programs and operating systems, the Dell Server Updates DVD also provides newer versions of software for your system.
For more information on DUPs and SUU, see the Dell Update Packages User's Guide and the Dell OpenManage Server Update Utility User's Guide respectively in the docs
directory or on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
For more information on the subscription service, see www.dell.com/openmanagesubscription or contact your sales representative.
The Dell Management Console is a Web-based systems management software that enables you to discover and inventory devices on your network. It also provides advanced functions, such as health and performance monitoring of networked devices and patch management capabilities for Dell systems.
The Dell Management Console DVD is available with all Dell xx0x and later systems. You can also download the Dell Management Console from www.dell.com/openmanage.
Perform the following steps to determine if an operating system has been installed on your system:
Start the system.
Read and accept the software license agreement to continue.
If a message appears and states that bootable drives do not exist or that an operating system was not found, then an operating system has not been installed on your system. Have your operating system media available and continue with the procedures described in this section.
If an operating system has been preinstalled on your system, it is not necessary to continue with this process. Locate the operating system's installation instructions document provided with your system and follow the instructions to complete the installation process.
You can install an operating system using either the Dell Unified Server Configurator or the Systems Build and Update Utility.
Installing Your Operating System Using Unified Server Configurator
Dell Unified Server Configurator (USC) is an embedded configuration utility that enables systems and storage management tasks from an embedded environment throughout the system's life cycle.
USC resides on an embedded flash memory card, functions independently of the operating system, and can be started during the boot sequence.
You can use USC to:
Identify, download, and apply system updates without needing to search the Dell Support website (support.dell.com)
Install an operating system
Configure BIOS and system devices (such as Network Interface Cards [NICs], RAID, and iDRAC) and rollback BIOS or firmware
Run diagnostics to validate the system and attached hardware
NOTE: USC is available only on xx1x systems.
This guide describes in brief the procedure to install an operating system using USC. For detailed information on using USC to install an operating system and perform other systems management tasks, see the Dell Unified Server Configurator User Guide on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
The first time you boot the system, USC displays the User Settings wizard so that you can configure your preferred language and network settings.
Launch USC by booting the system and pressing the <F10>
key within ten seconds of the Dell logo being displayed.
Click OS Deployment on the left pane.
Click Deploy OS on the right pane.
If your system has a RAID controller, you have the option of
launching the RAID Configuration wizard and configuring a
virtual disk as the boot device. For information on configuring
RAID, see the Dell Unified Server Configurator User Guide.
Select the operating system you want to install and click Next.
You may be required to wait as the driver extraction and copy process in the background may take time.
NOTE: All copied drivers are removed after 18 hours. Ensure that you complete the operating system installation within 18 hours for the copied drivers to be available. During the 18-hour period, if you use the F10 key to cancel the operating system installation or to launch USC after rebooting your system, the drivers will be removed.
Insert the operating system installation media and click Next.
USC verifies that the installation media is appropriate for the
operating system you selected. If the inserted installation
media does not match the operating system selection, it will
be ejected.
Click Finish to reboot the system and continue with the
installation of the operating system. Upon reboot, the system
boots to the operating system installation media.
Installing Your Operating System Using Dell Systems Build and Update Utility
Insert the Dell Systems Management Tools and
Documentation DVD and restart your system.
The following options are available during system boot:
Dell Systems Build and Update Utility
Takes you to the Dell Systems Build and Update Utility Home screen.
Optical Media (DVD) Check
Checks if the DVD is created correctly and validates the content.
Skip Optical Media (DVD) Boot - Boot to Hard Drive
Boots from the hard drive and verifies if an operating system is installed on your system. If an operating system is not installed on your system, boots from the DVD.
NOTE: If you do not select an option within 10 seconds, Dell Systems Build and Update Utility is selected by default and the system automatically boots through the DVD.
DTK Command Line Interface (Linux)
Launches the command line interface of Dell OpenManage Deployment Toolkit.
NOTE: This option is available only on Linux systems.
Click Configure against Server OS Installation or click Server
OS Installation on the left-hand pane on the Dell Systems
Build and Update Utility Home page.
Follow the step-by-step instructions to configure your
hardware and install your operating system.
For additional information about installing RAID, see Getting Started With RAID in the docs directory.
For more information on using Dell Systems Build and Update Utility, see the Dell Systems Build and Update Utility User's Guide in the docs directory or on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
Post-Installation Guidelines
When installing Microsoft Windows® operating systems, some hardware configurations with more than 4 GB of physical memory installed require additional steps after operating system installation to completely utilize all installed memory. For more information on Physical Address Extension (PAE), see:
When you use Dell Systems Build and Update Utility to install an operating system, you can copy the relevant systems management software installation files onto the hard drive. Dell Systems Build and Update Utility creates the Install Server Administrator and Delete Server Administrator Installation Files icons on the desktop. These icons are created only if you are using the Windows 2003 and Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® operating systems.
You can use the Install Server Administrator icon to install Server Administrator without the Dell Systems Management Tools and Documentation DVD. On systems running a supported Windows operating system, clicking this icon brings up the standard installation interface. On systems running a supported Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating system, clicking this icon runs the Server Administrator custom installation script. If you do not want to install Server Administrator, remove the installation files by clicking the Delete Server Administrator Installation Files icon. After you confirm that you want to continue, all Server Administrator files, including the icons, are removed.
Installing Systems Management Software
on a Managed System
Beginning Dell OpenManage version 6.1, you can:
Install the Server Administrator Web Server and the Server Instrumentation on the same system
Install the Server Administrator Web Server on any system (Dell PowerEdge™ system, laptop, or desktop) and the Server Instrumentation on another supported Dell PowerEdge system
The setup program provides both, a Custom Setup option and a Typical Setup option.
The custom setup option enables you to select the software components you want to install. Table 1-1 lists the various managed system software components that are installed when you select each option in the custom setup. For details about the custom setup option, see the Dell OpenManage Installation and Security User's Guide.
NOTE: Install the SNMP agent on your managed system using your operating system medium before installing the managed system software.
Table 1-1. Managed System Software Components
Component
What is Installed
Deployment Scenario
Systems on Which to be Installed
Server Administrator Web Server
Web-based systems management functionality that allows you to manage systems locally or remotely
Install only the Server Administrator Web Server if you want to remotely monitor the managed system from your system. You need not have physical access to the managed system.
Any system. For example, laptops, desktops, or Dell PowerEdge systems.
NOTE:
If you want to remotely manage multiple systems running on Windows and Linux
operating systems, it is recommended that you install the Server Administrator
Web Server running on a Windows operating system.
Server Instrumentation
Server Administrator CLI + Instrumentation Service
Install Server Instrumentation to use your system as the managed system. Installing Server Instrumentation and the Server Administrator Web Server installs Server Administrator. You can use Server Administrator to monitor, configure, and manage your system.
Supported Dell PowerEdge systems. For a list of these supported systems, see the Dell Systems Software Support Matrix on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
NOTE: If you choose to install only Server Instrumentation (without selecting Remote Enablement), you must also install the Server Administrator Web Server.
Storage Management
Server Administrator Storage Management
Install Storage Management to implement hardware RAID solutions and configure the storage components attached to your system.
Only those systems on which you have installed Server Instrumentation or Remote Enablement.
For more information on Storage Management, see the Dell OpenManage Server Administrator Storage Management User's Guide in the docs directory or on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
Remote Enablement
Server Administrator CLI + Instrumentation Service + Remote Management
Install Remote Enablement to perform remote systems management tasks. You can install Remote Enablement on your system and install only the Server Administrator Web Server on another system (say, system X). You can then use system X to remotely monitor and manage your system.
Supported Dell PowerEdge systems. For a list of these supported systems, see the Dell Systems Software Support Matrix on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
You can use system X to manage any number of systems on which Remote Enablement is installed.
Remote Access Controller
Server Administrator CLI + Instrumentation Service + iDRAC or DRAC 5, or DRAC 4 (depending on the type of your Dell PowerEdge system)
Install Remote Access Controller to receive e-mail alerts for warnings or errors related to voltages, temperatures, and fan speeds.
Only those systems on which you have installed Server Instrumentation or Remote Enablement.
Remote Access Controller also logs event data and the most recent crash screen (available only on systems running Microsoft Windows operating systems) to help you diagnose the probable cause of a system crash.
Intel® SNMP Agent
Intel SNMP Agent
Install this SNMP agent to enable Server Administrator obtain information about Intel NICs. This SNMP agent helps identify the Intel NICs.
Only on Dell PowerEdge systems on which Server Instrumentation is installed and which are running on Microsoft Windows operating systems.
Broadcom® SNMP Agent
Broadcom SNMP Agent
Install this SNMP agent to enable Server Administrator obtain information about Broadcom NICs. This SNMP agent helps identify the Broadcom NICs.
Only on Dell PowerEdge systems on which Server Instrumentation is installed and which are running on Microsoft Windows operating systems.
The Typical Setup option automatically installs the following components:
Server Administrator Web Server
Server Instrumentation (without Remote Enablement)
Storage Management
Remote Access Controller
Intel SNMP Agent
Broadcom SNMP Agent
The procedure in this document is based on the Typical setup option.
Installing Managed System Software for Supported Microsoft Windows Operating Systems
Log on with administrator privileges to the system running a
supported Windows operating system and on which you want
to install the managed system components.
Verify that your system has a supported browser installed.
If you have a RAID controller installed on your system and
you plan to install the storage management feature, ensure
that the device drivers for each RAID controller are
also installed.
You can find device drivers in the SERVICE directory. You can verify the device driver under Windows by right-clicking My Computer, selecting Manage, and then clicking Device Manager.
Insert the Dell Systems Management Tools and
Documentation DVD into the DVD drive.
The setup program should start automatically. If it does not, click the Start button, click Run, and then type x:\autorun.exe (where x is the drive letter of your DVD drive).
The Dell OpenManage Install autorun menu is displayed.
Select the Dell OpenManage Server Administrator option
and click Install.
The Dell OpenManage Server Administrator prerequisite status screen displays and runs the prerequisite checks for the managed system. Relevant informational, warning, or error messages, if any, are displayed. Resolve all error and warning situations.
Click the Install, Modify, Repair, or Remove Server
Administrator button.
Click Next on the Welcome screen.
Accept the License Agreement and click Next.
Select Typical and click Next.
The setup program displays the list of components that are installed. For information on each of these components see Table 1-1.
Click Install to proceed through the installation process.
The setup program automatically installs all the managed system software for your hardware configuration.
When the installation is complete, click Finish and restart
your system, if prompted, before using the software.
Installing Managed System Software for Supported Red Hat Enterprise Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, and VMware ESX Server Operating Systems
Log on as root to the system running a supported Red Hat
Enterprise Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, or VMware®
ESX Server™ operating system where you want to install the
managed system components.
Insert the Dell Systems Management Tools and
Documentation DVD into the DVD drive.
If necessary, mount the DVD to a location of your choice
using the mount command or a similar command.
NOTE: On the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 operating system, DVDs are auto-mounted with the -noexec mount option. This option does not allow you to run any executable from the DVD. You need to manually mount the DVD-ROM and then run the executables.
Navigate to the SYSMGMT/srvadmin/linux/supportscripts
directory. Execute the srvadmin-install.sh script as follows:
sh srvadmin-install.sh --express
or
sh srvadmin-install.sh -x
The script installs the typical software suite for your system configuration.
NOTE: You can log the output of the RPM installation by adding 2>&1 | tee –a /var/log/srvadmin.log to the above shell script execution. The resulting command is sh srvadmin-install.sh 2>&1|tee –a /var/log/srvadmin.log
Start the Server Administrator services with the sh srvadmin-services.sh start command.
For information about the options that you can use with the srvadmin -install.sh script, see the Dell OpenManage Installation and Security User's Guide.
You can also download Web packages of versions 6.1 of the Dell OpenManage Server Administrator and Dell OpenManage Management Station software from the Dell Support website at support.dell.com. You can transfer the contents of these Web packages to CDs or USB keys for systems that do not have DVD drives.
Installing Systems Management Software
on a Management Station
The Typical installation installs DRAC Tools and BMU. To choose the software components for installation or to install other features such as the Active Directory Snap-in Utility, see the Custom installation section of the Dell OpenManage Installationand Security User's Guide.
NOTE: IT Assistant is no longer a part of the Typical installation. For information on installing IT Assistant, see the Dell OpenManage IT Assistant User's Guide.
You can install management station and managed system software in the same directory or different directories. You can also select the directory for installation.
Installing Management Station Software on Microsoft Windows Operating Systems
To install applications onto the management station, perform the following steps:
Log on with administrator privileges to the system where you
want to install the management station applications.
Insert the Dell Systems Management Tools and
Documentation DVD into the DVD drive.
Install BMC/RAC by running setup.exe located at
ManagementStation\Windows.
The setup program displays the Dell OpenManage Management Station prerequisite status screen and runs the prerequisite checks for the management station. Relevant informational, warning, or error messages, if any, are also displayed. Resolve all error and warning situations.
Click the Install, Modify, Repair, or Remove Management
Station button.
Microsoft Windows Installer is launched and the Welcome screen is displayed.
Click Next.
The License Agreement screen is displayed.
Select I Accept and click Next.
The Setup Type screen is displayed.
Select Typical and click Next.
The Ready To Install screen is displayed.
Click Install to accept the selected features and
begin installation.
The Installing Dell OpenManage Management Station screen is displayed. Messages are displayed, indicating the status and progress of the software components being installed.
When the selected components are installed, the Install Wizard Completed dialog box is displayed.
Click Finish to exit the Dell OpenManage Management
Station installation.
Installing Management Station Software for Supported Red Hat Enterprise Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, and VMware ESX Server Operating Systems
Only DRAC Tools and BMU are supported on the Red Hat Enterprise Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, and VMware ESX Server operating systems.
NOTE: On Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 operating system, DVDs are auto-mounted with the -noexec mount option. This option does not allow you to run any executable from the DVD. You need to manually mount the DVD-ROM and then run executables.
To install BMU on the management station, perform the following steps to launch the installation program:
Log on as root to the system where you want to install the
management station components.
If necessary, mount the DVD to a location of your choice
using the mount command or a similar command.
Navigate to the SYSMGMT/ManagementStation/linux/bmc
directory and install the BMU software using the RPM
commands specific to the operating system:
For systems running Red Hat Enterprise Linux, use: rpm -ivh osabmcutil*-RHEL-*.rpm
For systems running SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, use: rpm -ivh osabmcutil*-SUSE-*.rpm
To install the IPMItool component of BMU, navigate to the operating system sub-directory under SYSMGMT/ManagementStation/linux/bmc/ipmitool corresponding to your operating system and execute the rpm -ivh *.rpm command.
To install the RAC Management Station component, perform the following steps to launch the installation program:
Log on as root to the system where you want to install the
management station components.
If necessary, mount the DVD to a location of your choice
using the mount command or a similar command.
Navigate to the SYSMGMT/ManagementStation/linux/rac
directoryand execute the rpm -ivh *.rpm command.
You can also download the Web packages of versions 6.1 of the Dell OpenManage Management Station software from the Dell Support website at support.dell.com. You can transfer the contents of these Web packages to CDs or USB keys for systems that do not have DVD drives.
The SERVICE directory in the DVD contains device drivers and utilities that you can use to update your system. Copy the drivers and utilities to either a diskette or to your system's hard drive.
Download the latest product updates, such as drivers and Dell OpenManage applications, from the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
NOTE: To extract drivers for systems running Red Hat Enterprise Linux or SUSE Linux Enterprise Server operating systems, use the DVD on a system running Windows and then copy or share the selected files to the final destination system.
Click the Start button, click Run, and then type
x:\SERVICE\setup.exe (where x is the drive letter of
your DVD drive).
Select the system, and from the Select Drivers/Utilities Set, select
the file set that you want to update, and then click Continue.
From the Drivers and Utilities page, select the utility or driver file
that you want to update by clicking the link for the device name.
The system prompts you for a location in which to save the file. Files are delivered in compressed format. Firmware files normally require diskettes for the extraction.
Decompress the file.
See the Dell OpenManage Server Administrator Compatibility Guide or the Dell Systems Software Support Matrix in the docs directory for additional information about drivers and Dell OpenManage application versions.
In Dell OpenManage version 6.1, you can use Server Administrator to manage a system with VMware ESXi 3.5 update 4 virtualization software. VMware ESXi 3.5 update 4 and the instrumentation agent is factory-installed on some Dell systems. For a list of these systems, see the latest Dell Systems Software Support Matrix on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
You can install the Server Administrator Web Server on a management station and log on to a managed system pre-installed with VMware ESXi 3.5 update 4 and the instrumentation agent to perform systems management tasks.
For details on installing the Server Administrator Web Server and enabling Server Administrator Services on the managed system (a step specific to VMware ESXi 3.5 systems), see the Dell OpenManage Installation and Security User's Guide in the docs directory or on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
For information about the VMware ESXi 3.5 update 4 virtualization software, see the VMware support website at www.vmware.com/support.
VMware ESXi 4 is factory-installed on some Dell systems. For a list of these
systems, see the latest Dell Systems Software Support Matrix on the Dell
Support website at support.dell.com.
For systems installed with VMware ESXi 4, Dell OpenManage Server
Administrator is delivered in the form of a .zip file. The .zip
file contains Server Instrumentation, Storage Management, and
Remote Access Controller. You must download and run the .zip file on your
managed system. The .zip file is available on the Dell Support website at
support.dell.com.
For details on using the .zip file and enabling Server Administrator
Services (a step specific to VMware ESXi systems), see the Dell OpenManage
Installation and Security User’s Guide in the docs
directory or on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
NOTE: VMware ESXi 4.0
is tentatively scheduled to be available in the second half of 2009. For more
information about the VMware ESXi 4.0 release, see www.dell.com/vmware.
Using Dell OpenManage with Citrix
XenServer Dell Edition
Dell OpenManage Server Administrator is pre-installed in Citrix® XenServer Dell Edition™, hence no installation steps are required. See the Citrix XenServer Dell Edition Solution Guide at http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/software/Citrix/ for details on using Dell OpenManage with Citrix XenServer Dell Edition.
Installing Dell OpenManage on Microsoft
Hyper-V and Hyper-V Server Software
For information on installing Dell OpenManage on Microsoft Hyper-V™ and Hyper-V server, see the Dell OpenManage Installation and Security User's Guide in the docs directory or on the Dell Support website at support.dell.com.
It is strongly recommended that you download and install the latest security patches, hotfixes, and service or support packs for your operating system immediately after installation. Downloads for your operating system are available at www.microsoft.com, www.redhat.com, or www.novell.com.
All the directories in the Dell Systems Management Tools and Documentation DVD contain readme files, which provide the latest product information.
Compare the contents of your system accessories box with the packing slip or invoice enclosed with your system. If any components are missing or damaged, call Dell within 30 days of the invoice date for a free replacement.
Before contacting Dell for technical assistance, see the Dell Support website at support.dell.com. If you need additional technical support, see "Getting Help" in your system's Hardware Owner's Manual for country- or region-specific information about contacting Dell by using telephone, fax, and Internet services.
Antes de entrar em contato com a Dell para obter assistência técnica, consulte o site de suporte na Web: support.dell.com. Você precisará do número da sua etiqueta de serviço para identificação de seu equipamento. Caso necessite de suporte técnico adicional, é fornecida assistência técnica para hardware ao proprietário original do equipamento. Esse serviço está disponível de segunda a sexta-feira, das 7 às 19:00h, em português. Telefone: 0800-90-3355.
For Dell Enterprise Training and Certification programs, see www.dell.com/training. This service may not be offered in all locations.
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