Users Guide

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NOTE: When starting OMIMSSC, in your default web browser, select the zone to Trusted Sites in security settings and
change the advanced settings by clearing the Do not save encrypted pages to disks option.
To start the OpenManage Integration Dashboard from SCOM console:
1. In the left pane of the SCOM console, select Monitoring, and expand Dell EMC > Dell EMC OpenManage Integration
Views > OpenManage Integration Dashboard.
The login page of Dell EMC OMIMSSC is displayed.
2. Log in with the OMIMSSC administrator credentials.
The Dell EMC OpenManage Integration DashboardOverview page is displayed.
Figure 6. Dell EMC OpenManage Integration DashboardOverview page
Override the current OMIMSSC IP address using the new IP
address
1. In the left pane of the SCOM console, select Authoring and expand Management Pack Objects > Monitors.
2. In the Look for field, search for Appliance and scroll down to Management Sever > Dell EMC SDK Override
Appliance IP .
3. Under Dell EMC Appliance IP, change the override value to a new IP address.
4. Save the overwritten information to Dell EMC SDK Appliance IP override management pack.
Credential profiles in OMIMSSC
Credential profiles simplify the use and management of user credentials by authenticating the role-based capabilities of a user.
Each credential profile contains a username and password for a single user account. OMIMSSC uses device credential profiles to
connect to the managed systems iDRAC, CMC, OpenManage Enterprise-Modular, or network switches.
In OMIMSSC, you can create the following credential profile:
Windows Credential ProfileThis profile is used for enrollment of the console with the OMIMSSC. For more information
about creating a Windows credential profile, see Create Windows credential profile for enrolling a SCOM console to
OMIMSSC on page 34.
Device Credential ProfileThis profile consists of the credentials, SNMP community string, HTTPS port number, and
SNMP port number fields which are used to access an iDRAC console, Chassis Management Controller, OpenManage
Enterprise-Modular, or a network switch management console. The fields that are displayed vary based on the selected
protocol. For example, HTTP provides username, password, and port number options.
NOTE: A device credential profile is used for discovery of a server, a modular system, a network switch.
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