Server Monitor shows "CANNOT_LOAD_BUNDLE_ERR"

I took the plunge and brought home a new Mac Mini Server yesterday to 'practice' on before deploying in our small business. I (think I) got through the setup fine, then wanted to connect from my remote mac (sitting 2 feet away on the same wireless network) using Server Monitor. Regardless of whether I add the server by IP Address (10.0.1.24) or name (My-Server.local), the status summary reads:
CANNOTLOAD_BUNDLEERR
I can see in my Airport Utility that my AEx Dual Band has reserved 10.0.1.24 for my server.
Baby steps, and this is my first one. Thanks in advance for any help.
Clarkosaurus
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Ensure you have the most current Server Admin tools version loaded, and - if you are running Server Monitor directly upon the Xserve box - then you can look to select the localhost (127.0.0.1) path, and ensure that the [LOM is correctly configured (HT2773)|http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2773] and the correct (obscure) [Server Admin installation sequence (TA21516)|http://support.apple.com/kb/TA21516] depending on which version of the tools you're working with. The Server Admin tools are also unfortunately rather sensitive to correct DNS configuration, correct static IP addressing, and to correct LOM configuration, and some of the errors can (obviously) be obscure.

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===
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