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November 22nd, 2022 11:00

How to download/invoke OME TUI (Text User Interface)

Some essential tasks can only be performed in TUI.  There is an entire section Configure OpenManage Enterprise by using Text User Interface in the user manual.  How to I get onto the TUI?  I am using an appliance installed in KVM on CentOS Linux.

When I searched the manual, the most relevant sentences are "When you boot the system for the first time from the Text User Interface..." and "When you boot the system for the first time from the TUI..."  Obviously I didn't install the appliance.  If I am to restart the appliance, I'll just go to the host's OS and restart the VM.

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    Posted November 23rd, 2022 14:00

    The person who initially set up the appliance points out that the VM runs a VNC server. (Which is a GUI, graphical user interface.) The "console" (and the TUI running thereunder) is presented in the terminal simulator via VNC, even though no console is presented via the usual KVM virtual console that I normally connect to using 

    virsh console 

    Hope this can help some future users.

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    Posted November 22nd, 2022 12:00

    The best quasi explanation I have found so far is this article: How to Collect Debug logs in OpenManage Enterprise. The article contains the following hint: "Log in to the VM Console (Text user interface)."  But it really only lists VMWare and HyperV. (The linked video also only shows these two hypervisors.)  When I try to access my OME virtual machine's console in KVM, there is no TUI.  The console shows absolutely nothing.

    So, the question is: How to invoke OME TUI in KVM?

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    Posted November 22nd, 2022 21:00

    Hello, thanks for choosing Dell. As far as I know,  it supports hypervisors for Windows and VMware, not Linux. Sorry I couldn't be of help this time.

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