Users Guide

In the Baseline table, data about the device and baseline job is displayed. For field definitions, see Firmware baseline field
definitions on page 172.
Delete configuration compliance baselines
You can delete the configuration compliance baselines on the Configuration > Configuration Compliance page and delink the
devices from the associated baselines.
NOTE: To perform any tasks on OpenManage Enterprise, you must have the necessary user privileges. See Role and scope
based access control in OpenManage Enterprise on page 15
To delete the configuration compliance baselines:
1. Select the baseline(s) from the baselines listed on the Configuration Compliance page.
2. Click Delete and click Yes on the Confirmation prompt.
The deleted configuration baselines are removed from the Configuration Compliance page.
Edit a baseline
The baselines on the Configurations > Firmware/Driver Compliance page can be edited as follows:
1. Select a baseline, and then click Edit in the right pane.
2. Modify data as described in Creating the firmware baseline.
The updated information is displayed in the Baseline list.
3. To go back to the Firmware/Driver Compliance page, click Return to Firmware/Driver Compliance.
Check the compliance of a device firmware and driver
On the Configuration > Firmware/Driver Compliance page, you can check for the compliance of the firmware and drivers of
baseline devices against the associated catalog, view the report, and update the firmware and drivers of non-compliant devices.
NOTE:
● To perform any tasks on OpenManage Enterprise, you must have necessary role-based user privileges and scope-based
operational access to the devices. See Role and scope based access control in OpenManage Enterprise on page 15.
● The firmware and drivers (64-bit Windows) for the non-compliant devices in the baseline are not automatically updated
and must be updated by the user. It is recommended to update device firmware and drivers during the maintenance
windows to prevent the devices or environment going offline during business hours.
● To collect the inventory information, the Inventory Collector and Dell System Update must be available on the Windows
server. If these components are not available on the server, then initiate an inventory job and select Collect driver
inventory. The discovery job also collects driver inventory information, but only the inventory job installs the necessary
components on the server. To collect the driver inventory information, create or edit an inventory job and select the
Collect driver inventory check box. For more information, see Create an inventory job on page 69 and Edit an
inventory schedule job on page 71.
1. Select the check box corresponding to the baseline(s), and click Check Compliance.
The baseline compliance job is run.
NOTE:
If the devices are not associated to a catalog, the compliance is not verified. A job is created only for the devices
that are associated and listed in the Compliance table. To associate a device to a catalog, see Creating the firmware
baseline.
In the Baseline table, data about the device and baseline job is displayed. For field definitions, see Firmware baseline field
definitions on page 172.
2. To view the Compliance report and to upgrade the firmware and driver version of device(s), click View Report in the right
pane.
See Viewing device firmware compliance report.
NOTE: Rollback is not supported for drivers.
Manage the device firmware and drivers 77