- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings
- About Dell OpenManage Server Update Utility
- About GUI Mode
- About CLI Mode
- Integrating Server Update Utility With Other Components
- Known Issues
and Frequently Asked Questions
- Known Issues
- Timeout Due to USB Arbitration Service
- Inventory Failure on Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2008 Operating System
- DUP Fails on 64–bit Red Hat Enterprise Linux Operating System
- Dell_PV_Utils_NASDUP.exe Fails to Initialize During the Invcol Execution
- Enabling Operating System Devices
- Linux Systems Require the libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.5 and libstdc++- libc6.2-2.so.3 Library to run SUU
- Running Linux Updates
- Running SUU With the Progress Option
- Updating Multiple Devices
- Updating PERC Firmware
- Restarting the System Inventory in the Same Session
- Running SUU From a Network Location
- Deleting the Temporary Folder
- Updating the H661 Firmware
- Using the Remote Access Controller Virtual Media
- Using Special Characters in the SUU Directory Name
- Running RAC DUP Packages
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Known Issues
Dell OpenManage Server Update Utility Version 7.3
Upgrading System Components
SUU compares
the components installed on the system with the component versions
available in the repository. If the system components are older than
the repository version, SUU enables the
Upgrade button on the upper right corner of the Comparison Report.
To upgrade repository components:
- Select the components that you want to upgrade.
- Click Upgrade to apply the components that you have selected.
- In the Confirm Update dialog box, click Yes to confirm and continue or No to cancel.
- While upgrading the components, SUU displays an update report. After completion, SUU displays an Update Complete dialog box.
- Click OK.
The status
of the upgrade is reflected in the Comparison Report.
- NOTE: When you perform an upgrade, SUU copies all the update packages into a temporary directory on the system: <%systemdrive%>:\dell\suu in case of Microsoft Windows operating system and /var/log/dell/suu in case of Linux operating systems. SUU deletes this temporary directory after the upgrade process is complete. If a reboot is required to complete the upgrade process, the directory is saved until the reboot process is complete.
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