Viewing Dynamic Leases Under The DNS/DHCP Management Console

My dhcp-server is on oes2 sp3 / sles 10 sp3 and i am trying to set it up for viewing dynamic leases in the DNS/DHCP Management Console.
I am following TID 7006450 and right away i get stuck.
From the TID
1. Launch the DNS/DHCP management console and login to the server
2. Click on the 'DHCP (OES Linux) tab toward the top of the console
3. Find the DHCP Server object at the bottom of the console and select it
4. Toward the top-right hand side of the console select the GENERAL tab and find the section called DHCP SERVER
---- There is no section called DHCP SERVER only Services
5. Click the ADD button and enter the IP address of the DHCP server
NOTE: If doing this step on OES 2 SP 2 the buttons may be greyed out. This is due to the schema not being extended. This option is officially supported on OES 2 SP 3
---- There is no ADD button
6. Click on the SAVE button toward the top, left-hand side of the console (looks like a floppy disk)
---- There is no SAVE button
I have downloaded the latest DNS/DHCP Management Console Version OES2 SP2 october 2009
Is ther a newer version to download

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Any error on the failed start that could help troubleshoot it? A coworker
confirmed the TID worked for him so that's a little comforting, though of
course no idea how your two systems differ. A Service Request (SR) with
Novell is always an option to work on this but it'd be useful to know what
your system showed when it wouldn't start dhcpd.
Good luck.
On 01/31/2011 01:06 PM, RPummel wrote:
>
> That is great advice about making sure to get the software from your
> OES2SP3 box.
>
> Being able to view dynamic leases has been a MAJOR feature I have been
> looking for. We have a bunch of NetWare servers still and are just
> starting to install OES2 Linux boxes, and I have had no visibility via
> the console into the leases hosted by our new Linux boxes.
>
> So, I just installed the console and followed the instructions in TID
> 7006450. However, something must be wrong. Not only does it still refuse
> to show me the dynamically assigned addresses, but if I stop the dhcpd
> service on the server and attempt to start it again, it FAILS! After a
> short panic, I deleted the TSIG Key object which the TID directed me to
> create. This allowed me to successfully start the dhcpd service. (Whew!)
> But, of course, I still can't see the dynamic addresses. I went through
> the directions again and got the same results.
>
> In case you are wondering, I made sure to set the secret for the TSIG
> Key to something divisible by 4, as instructed. I am at a loss. Ideas?
>
> Rick P
>
>
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