Quest® Management Xtensions - Configuration Manager 2007 Edition
Version 2.1
Release Notes
February 2009
Welcome to Quest® Management Xtensions - Configuration Manager 2007 Edition
Resolved Issues and Enhancements
Quest® Management Xtensions - Configuration Manager 2007 Edition (QMX - Configuration Manager 2007) is comprised of an Unix, Linux, or Mac OS X Agent installed on a managed host and extensions to the Configuration Manager Console.
The QMX - Configuration Manager 2007 Agent is designed to work and act like the Microsoft® System Center Configuration Manager 2007 Client. It is based on OpenWBEM, a Unix-based implementation of WBEM/CIM standards (defined by the DMTF) just as WMI is a Windows-based implementation of the same standards.
Through the use of the Configuration Manager Console extensions, the managed Unix, Linux, or Mac OS X systems work much the same as the Windows systems. They show up in collections, the hardware and software information is exposed by means of the Resource Explorer, the data works in standard reports, and so forth.
New Features since the release of QMX - Configuration Manager 2007 2.0:
Windows 2008 Server Support
QMX 2.1 supports Windows 2008 Server operating systems.
VMware ESX 3.5 Support
QMX 2.0 supported VMware ESX 3.5 but had not created the following collection and query:
All VMware ESX 3.5 systems
AIX 6.1 Support
QMX 2.1 now supports AIX 6.1 and has created this new collection and query:
All AIX 6.1 POWER Systems
The following collections and queries were updated for this release:
All AIX 5.1 POWER and newer systems
All AIX 5.2 POWER and newer systems
All AIX 5.3 POWER and newer systems
For AIX 6.1 to show up in these collections and queries, you must delete the old collections and queries and install the new ones.
Note: Upgrading the MMC extensions, does not automatically install collections or queries for any new client Agents supported by QMX - Configuration Manager 2007, nor does it update existing collections or queries. However, reinstalling a query or collection overwrites any modifications that you might have made.
CentOS Support
QMX 2.1 now supports CentOS 4 and 5 and provides all the necessary collections and queries in this release.
Using Scripts to Collect Hardware Inventory
QMX 2.1 now allows you to use scripts to collect hardware inventory information.
QMX executes all scripts that reside in the noidmof directory with a script
extension (.sh, .py, .pl) and marked as executable.
The output (if the script is successful) is used exactly the same as a noid mof file.
Maintenance Windows
Maintenance Windows is a new feature which allows you to define a service window in which to perform software distributions and software updates. The window uses an estimated time (defined in the SW Distribution wizard) to complete the entire installation of the software distribution or update. You define maintenance windows by collection with an effective start date, start and end times, and a set recurrence pattern.
To take advantage of this new feature, you must edit packages and advertisements that existed before upgrading to version 2.1. (See "Upgrade Packages and Advertisements After an Upgrade" in Chapter 9 of the Installation guide for more information.
Note: Software Distribution expects to run mandatory assignments within defined Maintenance Windows. If you have not defined any maintenance windows, no distribution assignments will run unless you explicitly set them to ignore maintenance windows.
Native Mode
Native Mode is a new security site mode that was added to System Center Configuration Manager 2007 which provides a more reliable infrastructure.
Note: See "Installing the MP Proxy" in Chapter 7 of the Installation guide for more information.
New clienttool Options
Quest has provided new clienttool options to help you perform
Agent Configuration, Maintenance Window, and Native Mode tasks.
Maintenance Windows Options
--show-schedules [arg]
--show-maintenance-windows [arg]
Native Mode Options
--run-native-mode-readiness-check
--run-native-mode-ssl-check
Agent Configuration Options
--reset-stored-site-info
--set-site-code
--set-mp
--set-port
--set-ssl-port
Please refer to Chapter 9 in the Administrator's Guide for information about these new clienttool options.
The following is a list of issues addressed and implemented in this release of Quest® Management Xtensions - Configuration Manager 2007 Edition.
Fixed high CPU usage issue during some inventory scans
Hardware Inventory was taking much longer than usual or CPU usage could be high for an extended period of time (hours). Hardware Inventory and File Collection could enter an infinite recursion while following bad symlinks.
Fixed File Collection Details Reporting on Mac OS X
No File Collection Details were displaying in the Resource Explorer on Mac OS after Software Inventory because File Collection Details requires privileges.
Fixed Inventory For Microsoft Office Applications on Mac OS X
Microsoft Office Applications (such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and so forth) were not showing up in the Add/Remove Programs node within the System Center Configuration Manager 2007 Resource Explorer after Hardware Inventory scans on Mac OS X 10.4 and 10.5 systems.
Scheduler improvements
When a task was scheduled to start at a specific time, the actual execution time could vary by several minutes. The QMXcm 2.1 release fixed the scheduler so that there is no lag time when executing scheduled tasks. Other improvements to the scheduler include:
QMX now honors the Configuration Manager 2007 Program rerun behavior.
Handles daylight saving time.
VAS 3.5 Support
QMXcm 2.1 installs the latest release, VAS 3.5, which supports:
Mac 10.5
AIX 6.1
HP-UX v3 (11.31)
AD-based Mac Group Policy
Revised and expanded "Troubleshooting" Chapter in the Install Guide
Chapter 10 in the Installation Guide has been expanded to include more information about log files, configuration files, and changing logging behavior.
The following is a list of issues known to exist at the time of Quest® Management Xtensions - Configuration Manager 2007 Edition 2.1 release.
| CR#14830 | clienttool Metering Usage Report Option is not correctly reporting
the software metering usage.
The clienttool --run-software-metering-usage-report is not calculating all
software metering usage data.
Workaround: Use the SCCM Reports. The Software Metering reports show that the data for all running processes is sent to SMS. |
| CR#15884 | QMX Agent Terminates. The QMX Agent may terminate improperly if shutting down while a long operation is in progress. |
| CR#16082 | Multiple sites publishing certificates to Active Directory confuse the client.
If there are multiple SCCM sites publishing certificates into the same Active Directory domain, the
client can (and will occasionally) pick the wrong certificates and distrust the Management Point
it is supposed to use.
Workarounds: 1. Install the MP Proxy on the Management Point. The client will ignore any stored mixed-mode certificates and start communicating with the MP Proxy. 2. Unjoin the client from Active Directory, run clienttool --reset-stored-site-info, and
clienttool --run-policy-update.
The client will continue to function unless it is rejoined and a certificate maintenance cycle is performed.
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| CR#16099 | Cannot switch client from one MP Proxy to another.
If you have a client pointed at an MP Proxy and want to point it at a different MP Proxy,
you must use the clienttool --reset-client-id option when switching:
For example: # /opt/quest/qmxcm/bin/clienttool --reset-stored-site-info --reset-client-id --set-mp mpproxy1.mixed.qmxdev
This will cause a new SMSID to be generated. |
| CR#14832 | Hardware Inventory on some ESX 3.5 computers is not properly reporting some information. Hardware Inventory is not properly reporting the Model #, Serial # and Manufacturer data on ESX 3.5. |
| CR#14716 | Install and Upgrade will fail if the client machine does not have enough free disk space.
You must increase the size of /tmp (or /opt on AIX) to 3 times the size
of the installation package. You can decrease the size of the directory after the installation.
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| CR#13702 | Software Metering rule names cannot have space in them. Except on a Mac OS X, all other platforms do not permit spaces in Software Metering rule names. |
The following is a list of third-party issues known to exist at the time of QMX - Configuration Manager 2007 2.0 release.
| CR#33296 | Client reports only one processor on ESX Server 3.0.0 system with multiple CPUs.
This is an issue with ESX 3.0.0 that is fixed with ESX 3.0.1.
Workaround: Upgrade to ESX 3.0.1 or higher. |
| CR#44272 | SMS Active Directory Discovery method cannot collect VAS-enabled machines. Thus,
QMX for SMS added the Active Directory discovery component in the Client Installation wizard
to work around this problem with the SMS Active Directory Discovery Agent.
If enabled, SMS's native Active Directory System Discovery Agent reports a warning message in System Status (Systems Status | Site Status | [site code-name] | Component Status) similar to the following example when it cannot recognize a VAS-enabled machine: ============================================================================= SMS Active Directory System Discovery Agent reported errors for n objects. DDR's were generated for 0 objects that had errors while reading non-critical properties. DDR's were not generated for 9 objects that had errors while reading critical properties.Possible cause: The SMS Service might not have access to some properties of this object. The container specified might not have the properties available. Solution: Please verify the Active Directory schema for properties that are not replicated or locked. Refer to the discovery logs for more information. ============================================================================= (Note: The n objects is a number of VAS-enabled machines.)You can ignore this message. It is not an error condition in QMX for SMS. The SMS Active Directory Discovery service is an SMS component. When it sees a VAS-enabled computer in Active Directory, it doesn't add it to the collection, instead it outputs a warning message similar to the one in the above example. |
| CR#25347 | Resource Explorer does not show Install Date for Sun patches in "Add/Remove Programs".
Reason: Sun does not provide this data. |
| CR#25524 | Resource Explorer does not collect information about Keyboard and
Pointing Devices in RHEL 2.1 when x11 is not installed on the system.
Reason: QMX - Configuration Manager 2007 relies on x11 to collect the data. |
| CR#28524 | You can join sparse-root zones to Active Directory if the sparse-root
zone does not share /opt, /etc, or /var
with the Global Zone.
Note: If you do not have the sparse-root zone configured properly, do not select the Join Unix clients to Active Directory by using vastool option during installation. This will cause the installation to fail. If you are installing QMX - Configuration Manager 2007 into a sparse-root zone where /usr/lib is shared read-only and
later want to use VAS, you will have to configure PAM.
(Please refer to the VAS documentation on how to configure PAM properly.)
Reason: VAS |
| CR#31990 | When you delete QMX - Configuration Manager 2007 from a SLES 10 machine and try to reinstall it,
the installation fails because it cannot create owcimomd group. This is because
it was not deleted properly and is still in the system cache. This issue only
occurs if system is joined to Active Directory with VAS.
Workaround: wait for about an hour or just reboot the machine before the next installation attempt. |
| CR#32651 | When a client is un-joined from Active Directory, its Kerberos ticket becomes invalid
in the Windows cache preventing Single Sign-On from working in the Client Installation
Wizard. This disables any other functionality that relies on Single Sign-On.
Single Sign-On will be broken for several hours, until the invalid ticket expires.
After installation you will be able to use Single Sign-On.
Workaround: Logoff/Logon on Windows side or run the klist.exe
utility to remove the invalid ticket. |
| CR#25256 | Wrong slash in the path name. The reverse slash (\) is used in the
file path in the Resource Explorer under Software | Collected Files.
Reason: Resource Explorer |
Note1: Files in Note2: You can choose Note3: The AS, ES and WS variants provided by prior releases of Red Hat Enterprise Linux are not available for version 5. Replacements for all these products are provided with version 5. (see http://www.redhat.com/rhel/ for more information.) Note4: QMX - Configuration Manager 2007 2.1 supports running inside any VMware virtual machine guest operating system that is one of the QMX - Configuration Manager 2007 supported operating systems. See the QMX - Configuration Manager 2007 Administrator´s Guide for information regarding limitations to running Hardware Inventory in a virtual environment.
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The Quest® Management Xtensions - Configuration Manager 2007 Edition release package contains the following:
aix-power contains the QMX - Configuration Manager 2007 Agent Installation packages for the AIX operating system.
autorun folder contains the files required for the autorun feature.
diagnostics contains the hardware_information.sh script used for
collecting hardware inventory information at the command line. This is a Support tool
used to validate the actual configuration the operating system reports when queried.
docs contains the product Administrator's Guide, Installation Guide, and vastool.html
(the VASTOOL MAN PAGE).
hpux-ia64 contains the QMX - Configuration Manager 2007 Agent Installation packages for the HP-UX operating system on the Itanium platform.
hpux-parisc contains the QMX - Configuration Manager 2007 Agent Installation packages for the HP-UX operating system on the PA-RISC platform.
linux-rh2.1-x86 contains the QMX - Configuration Manager 2007 Agent Installation packages for the Red Hat 2.1 x86 operating system.
linux-rh3-x86 contains the QMX - Configuration Manager 2007 Agent Installation packages for the Red Hat 3 x86 and higher operating system.
linux-rh3-x86_64 contains the QMX - Configuration Manager 2007 Agent Installation packages for the Red Hat 3 x86_64 and higher operating system.
osx-ppc contains the QMX - Configuration Manager 2007 Agent Installation packages for the Max OS X operating system on the PPC platform.
osx-x86 contains the QMX - Configuration Manager 2007 Agent Installation packages for the Max OS X operating system on the Intel platform.
sunos-sparc contains the QMX - Configuration Manager 2007 Agent Installation packages for the Sun Solaris operating system on the SPARC platform.
sunos-x86 contains the QMX - Configuration Manager 2007 Agent Installation packages for the Sun Solaris operating system on the Intel platform.
umi contains the umi packages.
win32 .msi files for the QMX - Configuration Manager 2007 Windows components.
autorun.exe launches Autorun when the disk is inserted.
autorun.inf
install_client.sh script. The Agent Installation Script.
ReleaseNotes.htm for this release of QMX - Configuration Manager 2007.
upgrade_client.sh script.
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