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September 13th, 2024 10:55

Remote installation failed - RED016: Mount of remote share failed.

Hi,

I'm trying to install firmware from dell openmanage version 4.1.237 to idrac 9 enterprise, but I have all the time job failed. 

This is the log from idrac9 side:

Scheduled Start Time2024-09-13T12:15:39
Actual Start TimeNot Applicable
Expiration TimeNot Applicable
Actual Completion TimeNot Applicable
MessageRED016: Mount of remote share failed.

This is the log from Openmanage side:

Running
Verifying if the device Service Tag is valid.
The device Service Tag is valid.
Starting communication with the device.
Update allowed in target, System Lockdown status = DISABLED
Checking Remote LC Services availability
Remote LC Services are ready now
performIDRACUpdate(): Attempting to initiate/stage iDRAC payload instance: DCIM:INSTALLED#iDRAC.Embedded.1-1#IDRACinfo
Initiated Status check for Job ID : JID_262494155707
Job state for JID_262494155707 is NEW
Job state for JID_262494155707 is DOWNLOADING
Job state for JID_262494155707 is FAILED
Mount of remote share failed.
Task Failed. Completed With Errors.

How could I troubleshoot this error?

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  • Origin3k

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    Posted September 14th, 2024 10:39

    You should reconfigure OME to offer HTTPS instead CIFS for the iDRACS.  If you need to pass connections though Firewalls its easier to configure 443/tcp for the reverse. IIRC there is also a option about using IP or FQHN.  So check DNS.

    Regards,

    Joerg

  • DELL-Chris H

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    Posted September 13th, 2024 15:13

    Tutek,

     

    That error indicates that there was a problem mounting a remote share in the OpenManage Enterprise application.

    To troubleshoot this issue, you can try the following steps:

    1. Verify the network connectivity: Ensure that the network connection between the OpenManage Enterprise server and the remote share is stable. Check if you can access the remote share from the server using other methods, such as file explorer or command line.

    2. Check the credentials: Make sure that the credentials used to access the remote share are correct. Double-check the username and password, and ensure that they have the necessary permissions to access the share.
    3. Verify share permissions: Confirm that the remote share has the appropriate permissions set to allow the OpenManage Enterprise server to access it. Ensure that the share is not read-only and that the server has the necessary read and write permissions.
    4. Validate the share path: Check if the share path provided in the OpenManage Enterprise configuration is accurate. Verify that the server has the correct path to the remote share.

    5. Firewall and security settings: Ensure that there are no firewall or security settings blocking the connection between the OpenManage Enterprise server and the remote share. Check if any security software or firewall rules are preventing the mount operation.

    If none of these steps resolve the issue, you may want to consider calling in to OpenManage Support, as they will be able to provide more specific guidance based on your environment and configuration

     

    Let me know if this helps.

     

     

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  • MR.C2000

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    Posted November 12th, 2024 12:28

    Hello,

    this can be set in OME under

    application settings

    -> console perferences

      -> built-in appliance share

          -> check the button for https and click apply

    I hope this helps others searching for a solution

  • Joshua__EL

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    Posted August 29th, 2025 02:28

    For the next person the things I have found that can cause this are.

    The OME having to little RMA like under 4GB

    Networking issues like port 111 being blocked.

    The "Restrict Allowed IP Ranges" (Application Settings/Security/Settings/Restrict Allowed IP Ranges) setting in OME from what I can tell this setting doesn't just block acess to the WebUI it blocks acess to the HTTPS or CIFSv2 shares that the iDRAC uses to get the firmware. So either scope this setting to include your servers or turn it off.

    Please fix this Dell and give us a way to restrict acess to the WebUI

    Tested on Version 4.5.0 (Build 34)

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  • DELL-Young E

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    Posted August 29th, 2025 02:58

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