Release Notes

Issue 54:
Description: For Dell's 11th or earlier generation of PowerEdge blade servers, the NIC and NIC Port details are not displayed in the
VLAN conguration inventory, if the blade servers are discovered out-of-band with SNMP protocol. [69306]
Issue 55:
Description: For PowerVault MD Series storage arrays that are daisy chained, the Service Tag may not be displayed or displayed
incorrectly in the device inventory. [64070, 18069]
Issue 56:
Description: For a Dell 11th generation PowerEdge modular server having iDRAC rmware version 3.75 installed, the health status
displayed in OpenManage Essentials may not match with health status displayed in the RAC console. [61951]
Issue 57:
Description: For PowerVault MD Series storage arrays that are daisy chained, the enclosure ID displayed in the OpenManage
Essentials Firmware Information inventory does not match with the enclosure ID displayed in PowerVault Modular Disk Storage
Manager if default Enclosure ID values are changed. [67086]
Issue 58:
Description: Thin provisioned virtual disks of a PowerVault MD 38xxi storage array are displayed with REPOSITORY NAME &
current size and not the actual disk name & maximum size in the Virtual Disks inventory information. [42606]
Issue 59:
Description: For PowerVault MD 38xxi storage arrays, the health status displayed in OpenManage Essentials may not match with
the health status displayed in PowerVault Modular Disk Storage Manager. [42607]
Issue 60:
Description: The Service Tag of a PowerVault MD 38xx Series storage array displayed in OpenManage Essentials does not match
with the Service Tag displayed in PowerVault Modular Disk Storage Manager. [64059]
Issue 61:
Description: The Embedded Device Information table displays the Manufacturer name in the Description column for some of the
iDRAC9 devices. This is because the server has few cards for which the vendor has not updated the PCI IDs in the repository.
[75143]
Issue 62:
Description: The power supply information displays zero watts during discovery of devices having ESXi 6.0 and 6.5 operating system
without OMSA. [78535]
Resolution: Discover the iDRAC of the devices having ESXi 6.0 and 6.5 operating system, or install OMSA.
Alerts
OpenManage Essentials can receive and process alerts from systems with an IPv4 address format.
Issue 1:
Description: Some of the alerts received in OpenManage Essentials from Dell EMC Networking C-Series devices may not indicate
the actual cause of error or problem on the device.
Issue 2:
Description: FluidFS alerts received from the controller or management member IP are not associated with the corresponding Dell
EMC EqualLogic FS7500 NAS device. [39667]
Issue 3:
Description: If the intensity of an alert storm increases beyond 5 traps per second, it could take OpenManage Essentials several
minutes to process all the alerts. New alerts that are received in the interim are not displayed on the console until all the alerts in the
storm are processed.
Issue 4:
Description: Alert Actions: Application Launch alert actions do not show the application in interactive mode if the Microsoft
Windows Interactive Service Detection service is stopped. To see the applications, you have to start the service.
Issue 5:
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