Dell EMC OpenManage Essentials Version 2.5 Support Matrix 1 December 2018 Rev.
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1 Introduction Dell EMC OpenManage Essentials is a hardware management application that provides a comprehensive view of Dell EMC systems, devices, and components in your environment. This document lists the agents, devices, operating systems, and databases supported by OpenManage Essentials version 2.5.
Table 1. Agents supported by OpenManage Essentials (continued) Dell EMC systems agents Supported version Dell Command Monitor (previously Dell OpenManage Client Instrumentation) 9.1 and later versions Dell Networking OS 9.10.0.0, 9.10.0.1P10, 9.11.0.0, 9.11.2.0, 9.13.0.0, and 9.14.0.0 Supported devices Supported Dell EMC PowerEdge servers NOTE: In the PowerEdge server name format yxxx; y denotes alphabets, for example M, MX, R, or T, and x denotes numbers. Table 2.
Table 3. Supported PowerEdge C-Series servers C-Series PowerEdge C6220 PowerEdge C6100 PowerEdge C4130 PowerEdge C8220 PowerEdge C5220 PowerEdge C6320 PowerEdge C6320p PowerEdge C6420 PowerEdge C4140 NOTE: Among the supported PowerEdge C-Series servers, OpenManage Essentials supports the server configuration management feature only on PowerEdge C4130, C6320, C6320p, and C6420. Supported Dell EMC VxRail Hyper-converged appliances Table 4.
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Supported Dell EMC devices Table 8. Supported devices Devices CX4 Series - Flare / Navisphere CX4 Series - Flare / Unisphere Dell EMC CX300 Dell EMC CX4-120 Dell EMC CX4-120 Dell EMC CX3-10 Dell EMC CX4-240 Dell EMC CX4-2400 Dell EMC CX3-20 Dell EMC CX4-480 Dell EMC CX4-480 Dell EMC CX3-40 Dell EMC CX4-960 Dell EMC CX4-960 Dell EMC CX3-80 Dell EMC CX500 Dell EMC CX700 Supported Dell EMC Storage devices (previously Dell Compellent devices) Table 9.
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Table 11. Supported Ready Nodes (continued) Ready Nodes ScaleIO R740xd VxFlex R740xd Supported network security appliances ● Dell SonicWALL NSA 250M Supported Brocade devices Table 12.
Supported Dell UPS Table 15. Supported Dell UPS Dell UPS 1000T HV 500T HV 2700R/T LV 2700R Telco HV 5600R LI HV-US 4200R HV 1000R LV 2700R/T HV 3750R HV-US 5600R LI HV 1920T LV 1000R HV 2700R/T HV-US 3750R HV 5600R OL HV-US 1920T HV 1920R LV 2700R Telco LV 4200R HV-US 5600R OL HV 500T LV 1920R HV 2700R Telco HV-US 4200R HV Supported Dell printers Table 16.
OEM devices Dell EMC OEM devices (re-branded or de-branded Dell servers and Compellent S8000 iDRAC), when discovered, are classified under OEM Devices in the device tree. Most of the functionality available to the PowerEdge servers, such as tasks, reports, and filters are also applicable to the PowerEdge OEM servers. However, system update may not be possible if it is not supported by the OEM device module. OEM servers are always classified under the OEM Devices group in the device tree.
Supported databases NOTE: Only case-insensitive instance of SQL Server is supported. It is recommended that you install the latest SQL Server Service pack.
Table 18. Minimum recommended hardware (continued) Minimum recommende d hardware Large deployments Free space on 30 GB hard drive Large deployments Large deployments Medium Small deployments [a] deployments [a] 20 GB 10 GB 10 GB 10 GB [a] If you are not using SQL Express, limit the maximum memory to 2 GB less than the total system memory and disable SQL analysis and report services.
performed only to an exactly similar sled in the same slot with the same PCIe mapping in another chassis. If the PCIe cards are not mapped, replacement can be performed on any similar sled. ● For performing stateless deployment on blade servers, the FlexAddress mode must be disabled on the blade server to prevent the host chassis from assigning I/O identity attributes. Even if the FlexAddress mode is enabled, OpenManage Essentials overrides the FlexAddress mode.
