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Systemwalker Software Configuration Manager Operator's Guide
FUJITSU Software

2.2 Server List

Display method

  1. Log in to the management console.

  2. Use either of the following methods to display the server list:

    1. Select Configuration management from the menu in the management console, and then select the Server list tab.

    2. Click the Server list link in the Home window.

Note

This window shows a list of the servers within the range managed by the login user.

Infrastructure administrator

Infrastructure administrators can reference information about all servers.

Dual-role administrator

Dual-role administrators can reference information about all servers.

Tenant administrator

Tenant administrators can reference information about the servers associated with their tenants (organization) to which they belong.

Tenant user

Tenant users can reference information about the servers that they manage.

Information

About Solaris servers

For Solaris servers, only the following information can be checked.

  • Applied OS patches (SRU information)

  • Installed Fujitsu middleware

  • Application status of Fujitsu middleware patches

It is not possible to perform patch application, parameter setting, or script execution on Solaris servers.

Note

Conditions under which servers are counted as servers with unapplied patches

The conditions under which servers are counted as servers with unapplied patches differ with Windows patches, Linux patches, and Fujitsu middleware patches. These conditions are explained separately as below:

  • Number of servers with unapplied Windows patches

    The number of servers with unapplied Windows patches is the number of servers where the patches authorized by WSUS have not been applied.

  • Number of servers with unapplied Linux patches

    The number of servers with unapplied Linux patches is the number of servers where the patches registered with the yum repository server and have been defined as the management target have not been applied.

  • Number of servers with unapplied Fujitsu middleware patches

    The number of servers with unapplied Fujitsu middleware patches is the number of servers where the Fujitsu middleware patches distributed by Systemwalker Software Configuration Manager have not been applied.

    The number of servers with unapplied Fujitsu middleware patches is the number of servers where the Fujitsu middleware patches registered using swcfmg_fjmwpatch_update (Fujitsu middleware patch registration command) have not been applied.

Operation method

Filter search

Specify the conditions for filtering the information in the server list.

Display item

Description

Filter

The following filter conditions can be specified. Multiple filter conditions can be specified

  • Server name

  • Server group name

  • Tenant

  • IP address

  • Host name

  • OS

  • All applied

  • FJMW

  • Site


Display items

The following table shows the items that are displayed in the server list:

Display item

Description

Checkbox

Checking the checkbox selects the corresponding server as a target server for patch application, parameter setting, script execution, or configuration modification.

Server name

Displays the server names.

Clicking a server name link displays the Server Details window.

Server group name

Displays the server group name.

Tenant

Displays the tenant.

IP address

Displays the IP addresses.

Host name

Displays the host names.

OS

Displays the operating system names.

Last update

Displays the date and time when the patch application status was registered with WSUS.

Not displayed for Linux patches.

Unapplied (OS)

Displays the number of OS patches that have not been applied.

Unapplied (MW)

Displays the number of Fujitsu middleware patches that have not been applied.


Note

The number of patches in the "Unapplied (OS)" column of this window may not match the number of patches to be applied as detected by the Check for Updates function on the business server.

The inconsistency arises when some patches are provided as part of a cumulative patch. This is because Systemwalker Software Configuration Manager counts all of the patches in a cumulative patch as patches that can be applied, while the Check for Updates function does not count patches in a cumulative patch as patches that can be applied.

For example, if Patch 3 is a cumulative patch containing Patch 1 and Patch 2, then Systemwalker Software Configuration Manager will detect them as three different patches that can be applied, but the Check for Updates function will detect them as one patch that can be applied.

Patches detected

Systemwalker Software Configuration Manager

Check for Updates function

Patch 3 (containing Patch 1 and Patch 2)

D

D

Patch 2

D

-

Patch 1

D

-

D: Detected as a patch that can be applied

-: Not detected as a patch that can be applied

If some patches are provided as part of a cumulative patch, Systemwalker Software Configuration Manager will no longer detect such patches in a cumulative patch as patches that can be applied, by having these patches unapproved on the WSUS server.


Operation buttons

The following operations can be performed from the Server list window:

Operation button

Description

Patch application

Select the server using the checkboxes, and click Patch application button. This displays the Patch Application wizard, enabling the user to distribute and apply patches originating from the server.

Parameter settings

Select the server using the checkboxes, and click Parameter settings button. This displays the Parameter Settings wizard, enabling the user to configure parameters for software installed on the selected server.

Script execution

Select the server using the checkboxes, and click Script execution button. This displays the Script Execution wizard, enabling the user to run scripts on the selected server.

Configuration Modification

Select the server using the checkbox, and click the Configuration Modification button. This displays the Configuration Modification wizard, enabling configuration modification of the selected server.