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Operating System on Iprint Appliance 4.2

Greiner Claude over 2 years ago

On wich OS is iprint 4.2 based?

the file /etc/os-release say sles12 sp3, but vmware vsphere will not recognize correctly the os and say to correct this (sles 12 64 bit)

Who know this or can helpß

Thanks a lot!

cg

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Bobert over 2 years ago in reply to Andy Konecny +1

The iPrint Appliance is packaged as an OVF. I have seen the same issue in my lab and set the Guest OS and OS Version to Linux, Other Linux (64-bit) just to get rid of the warning. I'll discuss this with…

0 Gonzalo Morera over 2 years ago

it is sles 12 sp3.
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0 Greiner Claude over 2 years ago in reply to Gonzalo Morera

Yes, I known! But my question is why VMware vsphere 7.03g don’t recognize this and say that is an other os! For all other mf sles- or oes-machines the recognized os is correct, only not on iPrint appliance!
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0 Andy Konecny over 2 years ago in reply to Greiner Claude

Is this iPrint packaged as an OVA/OVF? If so, then it should tell vSphere correctly and this sounds like a bug in that OVA/OVF packaging

if delivered else wise, how is it packaged?

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0 Bobert over 2 years ago in reply to Andy Konecny

The iPrint Appliance is packaged as an OVF. I have seen the same issue in my lab and set the Guest OS and OS Version to Linux, Other Linux (64-bit) just to get rid of the warning. I'll discuss this with the iPrint engineering team and update this thread.
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