Use this window to view version information for drivers, firmware, and software installed on your system.
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NOTE: This help page may include information about services and operating systems that are not supported by your system or your software configuration. See the Server Administrator Compatibility Guide for the latest information about supported services. |
System Tree Selection | Tab | Subtab | User Privileges |
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System | Update | Software | U, P, A | A |
U=User; P=Power User; A=Administrator; NA=Not Applicable. For more details on user privilege levels, see "Privilege Levels in the Server Administrator GUI."
Version Report
Name | Name of the BIOS, driver, or firmware package. |
Version | Version number of the installed BIOS, driver, firmware, or operating system. An example BIOS version could be A04; an example ESM firmware version, could be ESM version 5.50; an example RAID controller could be 2/Si Controller 0 (AFA0) or for PERC 2/Si RAID Controller, the driver version is 2.6.0.4892. Example operating system versions include Red Hat® Linux 9, Red Hat Linux Advanced Server 2.1, Windows Server 2003, and Microsoft® Windows® 2000. |
Server Administrator Updateable | NOTE:
Update Services may not be supported on your system. Update services may
not be installed, or your system may be running an operating system that
does not support Update Services. Supported Microsoft Windows operating
systems are the only operating systems that support Server Administrator
Update Services.
Server Administrator Updateable refers to whether you can update a particular software or firmware package from Server Administrator. For example, your system may have one or more of the following components that can be updated from Server Administrator: BIOS, ESM firmware, RAID controller, or RAC. Examples of software that you cannot update using Server Administrator include your version of Server Administrator and the operating system that you have running. To update your operating system, you must apply support or service packs from your operating system vendor. For any component that you want to update, click Perform Update. |