HOWTO use SUU remotly ?
Florent Gilain
florent.gilain at direct-energie.com
Thu Jan 4 10:22:20 CST 2007
I finally choosed to share the Linux SUU iso file from a windows share and
mount it on each linux sevrer tu run the SUU update;
If it could help, here are the command i ran on each servers using SSH...
mkdir -p /mnt/serveur-bak__LinuxShare
mkdir -p /mnt/suu_cdrom
mount -t smbfs -o username=administrateur,password=MyPassword
//myserver/LinuxShare /mnt/myserver__LinuxShare
mount -o loop -t iso9660 /mnt/myserver__LinuxShare/OM_5.1.1_SUU_LIN_A00.ISO
/mnt/suu_cdrom/
cd /mnt/suu_cdrom/
./suu -c
./suu -u
Florent
-----Message d'origine-----
De : linux-poweredge-bounces at dell.com
[mailto:linux-poweredge-bounces at dell.com] De la part de NOLLET Remy (CAMPUS)
Envoyé : jeudi 4 janvier 2007 16:59
À : linux-poweredge at dell.com
Objet : Re: HOWTO use SUU remotly ?
>As others have pointed out SUU can be used from a Remote Location via
>Network Share on the local system.
>To update the BIOS,Firmware and other software on a Remote RHEL3/RHEL4
is
>possible under the following scenario:
>1) The remote system has Dell OpenManage Server Administrator
Installed.
>2) In your Local Machine, Install Dell ITA Assistant and discover the
remote
>machine.
>3) Use IT Assistant's Remote Software Update feature (which can take
>packages from SUU) to update the Remote system.
>Refer your SUU and ITA User Guide for details.
Hi,
I tried to do this but our security config do not allow ROOT to logon
remotely through ssh.
And when I use my user that have ROOT GID, my Update finish with the
following error.
Error! User has insufficient privileges to run commmand: omreport
Do anybody help me ?
Remy NOLLET
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