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Dell EMC OpenManage Enterprise Power Manager Version 1.0 User’s Guide
Contents
Introduction to Power Manager
Features of Power Manager
Compatibility for Power Manager
- Role-based user privileges for Power Manager
License requirements for Power Manager
Use case in Power Manager
Getting started with Power Manager
- Installing Power Manager
- Adding devices to Power Manager
- Adding groups to Power Manager
Maintaining Power Manager
- Setting preferences in Power Manager
- Disabling Power Manager
- Enabling Power Manager
- Removing devices
- Removing groups
- Uninstalling Power Manager
Viewing Metrics and Monitoring History in Power Manager
Managing power policies
- Creating policy
- Viewing policy
- Editing policy
- Disabling policy
- Enabling policy
- Deleting policy
Managing Emergency Power Reduction
- Applying Emergency Power Reduction
- Disabling Emergency Power Reduction
Thresholds
- Creating Alert Thresholds
- Viewing Alert Thresholds
- Editing Alert Thresholds
- Deleting Alert Thresholds
Alerts
- Creating Alert Policy
Scalability and performance
Widgets for Power Manager
- Adding groups in OpenManage Enterprise dashboard for monitoring Power Manager related data
- Viewing Power Manager data on OpenManage dashboard
Reports in Power Manager
- Viewing and downloading reports
  - Emailing reports
- Create custom report in Power Manager
- Editing custom reports in Power Manager
- Deleting custom reports in Power Manager
Frequently Asked Questions
Troubleshooting
Other information you may need

Notes, cautions, and warnings

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