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62 Managing Devices
•OOB unclassified devices
– IPMI unclassified devices
•Printers
•RAC
•Servers
•Storage Devices
– Dell|EMC Arrays
– EqualLogic arrays
– PowerVault MD Arrays
–Tape Devices
•Unknown
• VMware ESX servers
Use the refresh button to update the device tree with the current data. To
update the device tree, right-click Devices and select Refresh.
NOTE: The device tree auto-updates when changes are made. Some changes to the
tree may show after a brief delay depending on the managed servers’ performance
because the information propogates from the SQL database to the user interface.
Nodes and Symbols Description
Node Symbol Description
Denotes that a device is critical and requires attention. This
information is rolled up to the parent device type. For example if a
server is in critical state and requires attention the same symbol is
assigned to the parent device type. Among server states, critical state is
given the highest priority; That is, in a group, if different devices are in
different states, and if one device is in critical state, then the state of
the parent device type is set to critical.
Denotes that a device of this type is not discovered on the network or
classified in the device tree.
Denotes that there is a deviation from the expected behavior, but the
device is still manageable.
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- User’s Guide 1
- Notes and Cautions 2
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- 6 Contents 6
- 8 Contents 8
- 10 Contents 10
- 12 Contents 12
- 14 Contents 14
- About OpenManage Essentials 15
- 6 About OpenManage Essentials 16
- Requirements 17
- Database Management Systems 18
- Installing Repository Manager 22
- Migration Use Cases 24
- Customizing the Home Portal 31
- Updating the Portal Data 32
- Reports (Components) 33
- Filtering Data 33
- OpenManage Essentials Home 35
- Portal - Reference 35
- Device by Status 36
- Alerts by Severity 36
- Task Status 37
- Discovering and Inventorying 39
- NOTE: Both 45
- Legend and Definitions 46
- Excluding Ranges 49
- Scheduling Discovery 50
- Scheduling Inventory 51
- Discovery And Inventory 53
- Reference 53
- Last Discovery and Inventory 54
- Viewing Device Summary 55
- Discovery Ranges 57
- Add Discovery Range 58
- ICMP Configuration 60
- SNMP Configuration 60
- WMI Configuration 62
- Storage Configuration 62
- WS-Man Configuration 62
- IPMI Configuration 63
- Discovery Range Action 64
- Add Exclude Range 65
- Configuration 66
- Inventory Schedule 67
- Status Configuration 68
- Managing Devices 71
- Nodes and Symbols Description 72
- Device Details 73
- Viewing Device Inventory 74
- Viewing Alerts Summary 74
- Viewing System Event Logs 74
- Searching for Devices 74
- Managing Devices 65 75
- 66 Managing Devices 76
- Devices - Reference 77
- Viewing Inventory 78
- Viewing Alerts 78
- Viewing Hardware Logs 78
- Alert Filters 79
- Creating Device Group 80
- Device Selection 81
- Summary - Group Configuration 81
- 72 Devices - Reference 82
- Viewing Inventory Reports 83
- 74 Viewing Inventory Reports 84
- Filtering Report Data 85
- Exporting Reports 85
- 76 Viewing Inventory Reports 86
- Reports - Reference 87
- 78 Reports - Reference 88
- NIC Information 89
- Hard Drives Inventory 89
- PCI Device Information 90
- Storage Controllers 90
- ESX Information 90
- HyperV Information 91
- Warranty Information 91
- Modular Enclosures 92
- Server Overview 93
- 84 Reports - Reference 94
- Viewing Warranty Reports 95
- 86 Viewing Warranty Reports 96
- Viewing Alert Categories 98
- Viewing Alert Source Details 98
- Handling Alerts 99
- Configuring Alert Actions 100
- Managing Alerts 91 101
- Ignoring Alerts 102
- Running a Custom Script 102
- Forwarding Alerts 103
- Use Cases in Alert Actions 104
- Trap Forwarding 105
- Managing Alerts 106
- Alerts - Reference 107
- Alert Logs Fields 108
- Alert Details 109
- Alert Log Settings 110
- Alert View Filters 110
- Severity 111
- Acknowledgement 111
- Summary - Alert View Filter 111
- Alert Actions 112
- Name and Description 113
- Severity Association 113
- 104 Alerts - Reference 114
- E-Mail Configuration 115
- Device Association 116
- Date and Time Range 118
- Summary- Alert Action Details 118
- Alert Categories 120
- Alert Source 121
- 112 Alerts - Reference 122
- Drivers, and Applications 123
- Drivers Sources 124
- Viewing Comparison Results 125
- Applying System Updates 125
- Scheduling Updates 126
- Viewing Active Catalog 127
- System Update - Reference 129
- System Update 130
- Compliant Systems 131
- Non-Compliant Systems 132
- Non-Inventoried Systems 133
- Inventory Systems 133
- All System Update Tasks 133
- Task Execution History 133
- Select a Catalog Source 134
- View Active Catalog 135
- Create an Update Task 135
- 126 System Update - Reference 136
- Managing Remote Tasks 137
- Managing Server Power Options 139
- Administrator on Linux 140
- Use Cases in Remote Tasks 141
- 132 Managing Remote Tasks 142
- Remote Tasks - Reference 143
- All Tasks 144
- Server Power Options 145
- 136 Remote Tasks - Reference 146
- 138 Remote Tasks - Reference 148
- Command Line Task 149
- 140 Remote Tasks - Reference 150
- Generic Command 152
- IPMI Command 154
- RACADM Command Line 156
- 148 Remote Tasks - Reference 158
- Managing Security Settings 159
- Assigning User Privileges 160
- Essentials 161
- Managed Nodes 162
- Troubleshooting 165
- Troubleshooting Procedures 166
- Troubleshooting 157 167
- Troubleshooting 159 169
- Troubleshooting 161 171
- 162 Troubleshooting 172
- Frequently Asked Questions 173
- (continued) 175
- Customization Parameters 176
- MSI Return Code 177
- E-mail Alert Action 178
- Discovery 178
- Inventory 180
- Preferences - Reference 183
- 174 Preferences - Reference 184
- Tools- Reference 185
- Application Logs 186
- Tutorials 187
- 178 Tutorials 188
- Appendix—Right-Click Actions 189
- Device Search 190
- Discovery Range Summary 190
- View Filters 191
- Remote Tasks 191
- Index 183 193
- Index 184 194
- Index 185 195
- 186 Index 196
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