Dell PowerConnect B-FCX624s User's Guide

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Open Manage Network Manager – Release Notes
Package Release Numbering: 4.4
The following is the format for release/version numbers:
<ProductID>.<Major Version>.<Minor Release>.<Maintenance
Release>.<Build #>
When contacting Customer Support, please refer to the complete release number
for components, which is in the Help > About Box. The versions mentioned below
refer to component versions rather than the package.
Note
You can upgrade to this release only from OMNM 4.3. Upgrades from other versions of OMNM are
not supported. Also: If you upgrade, you must re-register any additional licenses you have pur-
chased by opening the Settings > Permissions > Register Licenses menu, and locating the license
upgrades you have installed previously. (3446)
This OpenManage Network Manager release adds support for new PowerConnect
devices as well as several significant firmware updates. Many known bug fixes are
also included.
Caution
Do not install this software when a command or oware shell is open. Close the shell first.
Also: Even though the installer allows it, do not select an IPv6 address during installation. It is not
supported.
Some notes below refer to OpenManage Network Manager as OMNM. Use the
numbers at the ends of notes below for reference when you contact tech support.
Significant New Features in This Release
The following sections are application notes. See also Supported Functionality and
Equipment on page 14 for equipment-related notes. This is a 32-bit application,
however it has been tested for Windows only on both 32- and 64-bit operating
system versions. Linux works even on their 64-bit versions, as long as the 32-bit
libraries are installed. Windows 2003 Server 64-bit on Dell 64-bit hardware is the
reference test platform for Windows.
General
• OpenManage Network Manager now comes with a license to manage up to
10 Dell devices, and up to 50 unknown, other devices. OpenManage Network
Manager supports only more limited (SNMP-only) management for unknown
devices, but you may be able to upgrade to complete management with
optional add-ons.
• Supported devices now include the following:5524, 5548, 5524P, 5548P,
7024, 7024P, 7024F, 7048, 7048P, 7048R, 7048R-RA, M8428-K, M8024-K, J-
SRX100S, J-SRX100SU, W-620, W-650, W-651, W-3200, W-3400, W-3600, B-
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Release>.<Build #>

Open Manage Network Manager – Release Notes Package Release Numbering: 4.4The following is the format for release/version numbers: <ProductID>.&

Page 2 - Configuration File Management

Open Manage Network Manager – Release Notes10• Devices discovered without a supporting device driver installed support Direct Access functionally wit

Page 3 - Event/Alarm Management

11Open Manage Network Manager – Release NotesUsers who have configured the web server to use SSL can run $OWARE_USER_ROOT/oware/bin/updatetomcatcert t

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Open Manage Network Manager – Release Notes12account of this limitation. Workaround: Rename the interface with a telnet session. (32594)File Managemen

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13Open Manage Network Manager – Release NotesInclude the following text and provide a specific IP address to control inbound (listener) interface bind

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Open Manage Network Manager – Release Notes14Supported Functionality and EquipmentThe following section contains release notes for functionality and e

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15Open Manage Network Manager – Release Notes• No support for firmware v4.1.x or greater on the following devices: PC8024, PCM6220, PCM6348, PCM8024•

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Open Manage Network Manager – Release Notes16• The Home button returns the user to the Begin Discovery page rather than the Quickview as documents pr

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17Open Manage Network Manager – Release NotesDevices with two CPUs may not need to reboot, using failover to transfer the firmware to both processors.

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Open Manage Network Manager – Release Notes18offer this choice, and “jinstall” may or may not appear in the OS Image file name, so check this Image Ty

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Open Manage Network Manager – Release Notes2MLXe4, B-MLXe8, B-MLXe16, B-FCOE1024, B-FCX624, B-FCX624S, B-FCX648, B-FCX648S, B-TI24X.• Support for Pow

Page 12 - Event Management

3Open Manage Network Manager – Release Notes• OpenManage Network Manager can automate sending e-mail if a configura-tion file changes. If the e-mail

Page 13 - Issues Fixed

Open Manage Network Manager – Release Notes4• Syslog message correlation to avoid duplicates is more sophisticated. Added Causes and Impacts to alarm

Page 14 - Known Issues

5Open Manage Network Manager – Release Notes• On rare occasions, the job viewer displaying discovery progress may display overlapping or jumbled info

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Open Manage Network Manager – Release Notes6to active occurs. Workaround: Request a patch from your sales representa-tive. (12178)• In clustered depl

Page 16 - PowerConnect B-Series

7Open Manage Network Manager – Release Notes• Some types of reports run only against the OpenManage Network Manager database, and do not require the

Page 17 - PowerConnect J-Series

Open Manage Network Manager – Release Notes8• Do Not Install Downgrades—While this application supports an upgrade from a previous version, it does n

Page 18 - Features

9Open Manage Network Manager – Release Notesinstallation. The following are the startup commands for the embedded data-base:Linux (executed as the roo

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