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Table 16. Customizing OMIMSSC Monitoring Features using Dell EMC Feature Management Dashboard—
Scalable and Detailed editions
Features Scalable Edition Detailed Edition
Dell EMC Network Switch Monitroing
● Network switch inventory
● Health monitoring of network
switches
Inventory and health monitoring of
individual network switch components.
Remove monitoring features using the Dell EMC Feature
Management Dashboard
To remove or disable the monitoring features, use the Dell EMC Feature Management Dashboard. Before removing any
of the monitoring features, close or resolve all open alerts. While removing a monitoring feature, the Dell EMC Feature
Management Dashboard exports all override references as backup in the installation folder. However, custom group
information and override instance level information cannot be reused in the future.
To remove the monitoring features:
1. Start the SCOM console and select Monitoring.
2. In the Monitoring pane, expand Dell EMC > Dell EMC Feature Management Dashboard.
The Dell EMC Feature Management Dashboard pane displays the list of monitoring features currently available on the
SCOM console.
3. Select the monitoring feature that you want to remove.
4. Under the Tasks pane, expand Dell EMC Monitoring Feature Tasks.
5. To remove the monitoring feature, click Remove Feature.
For example, to remove Dell EMC Servers and Rack Workstations Monitoring feature, click Remove Monitoring
Feature in the Tasks pane.
6. On the Run Task—Remove Feature screen, click Use the predefined Run As Account.
7. Click Run.
CAUTION:
If there are any dependencies or associations that have to be overridden, which result in data loss,
the task cannot be successfully run. To continue to run the task, click Override, and set the AutoResolve
Warnings/ Errors override to True.
8. After the task is complete, click Close.
NOTE:
Running the Remove Monitoring Feature task in Dell EMC Feature Management Dashboard may fail if there
are overrides that are referenced to custom group or instances. In such a case, ensure to remove the overrides that are
associated to custom group or instances.
Severity levels of discovered devices
The symbols that indicate the severity levels of the discovered Dell EMC devices on the SCOM console:
● —Normal/OK—The component is working as expected.
● —Critical/Failure/Error—The component has either failed or a failure is imminent. The component requires immediate
attention and may must be replaced. Data loss may have occurred.
● —Warning/Noncritical—A probe or other monitoring device has detected a reading for the component that is greater
than or lesser than the acceptable level. The component may still be functioning, but it could fail. The component may also
be functioning in an impaired state.
●
—The health status is not applicable for the specific component.
● —The service is unavailable.
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