Step‑by‑step instructions for installing, upgrading, maintaining, and uninstalling Dell System E‑Support Tool (DSET) version 3.7.0 on Windows and Linux.
About this manual
The Dell System E‑Support Tool (DSET) is a utility that gathers configuration and log data from Dell PowerEdge servers and packages it into a zip file. This guide covers all installation types, prerequisites, and procedures for both graphical and command‑line interfaces on Windows and Linux.
It explains how to create one‑time reports, permanently install the tool, modify features, upgrade, and uninstall the application. Network port requirements, error codes, and contact information for Dell support are also included.
What's inside
- Introduction
- Installation Types
- Prerequisites
- Installing DSET on Windows
- Installing DSET on Linux
- Maintaining DSET Application
- Uninstalling DSET Application
- Network Ports Required
- Error Codes
Specifications
| Supported Windows operating systems | Windows XP or later |
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| Supported Linux operating systems | Various Linux distributions (see Release Notes) |
Frequently asked questions
How can I generate a one‑time DSET report without permanently installing the tool?
Select the “Create a One‑Time Local System DSET Report” installation type and follow the GUI steps to run the report, which is saved as a zip file and then removed from the system.
What error code indicates that the DSET installer could not find the SFCB component on Linux?
Error code 33 means “SFCB is not found on the machine under test, aborting installation.”
Which ports must be open for DSET to communicate with iDRAC on Windows?
Port 443 (WS‑Man) must be open for iDRAC communication on Windows systems.