Users Guide

For example, to collect data about network interface of all Dell EMC systems, right-click the following rules:
● Total Transmitted Packets
● Received Bytes
● Total Received Packets
● Transmitted Bytes
4. Select Enabled and set the Override Value to True.
5. In the Management Pack section, select a management pack from the drop-down list.
To create a management pack, click New.
6. Click Apply.
Results
In the SCOM console, select Monitoring > Dell EMC > Dell EMC Performance and Power Monitoring Views to view the
performance information collected from Dell EMC PowerEdge servers.
The performance collection rules collect information based on the following parameters:
● Disk Performance (%)
● Ambient Temperature (Centigrade)
● Amperage (Amps)
● Energy Consumption (kWh)
● Peak Amperage (Amps)
● Peak Power (Watts)
● Physical Network Interface
● Power Consumption (BTU/hr)
● Power Consumption (Watts)
● Teamed Network Interface
NOTE:
When the Detailed edition of the Server and Rack Workstation Monitoring feature is imported, the disabled
Performance (excluding Network Performance) and license-free Disk Performance (%) collection rules are enabled by
default.
NOTE: Disk Performance (%)—This view displays the Remaining Rated Write Endurance of Solid-State Drives
(SSDs) of a PowerEdge server. To view the data, search for the SSD object.
NOTE: Network Statistics, which are disabled by default, are defined only in the Detailed edition of the Dell EMC Server
and Rack Workstation Monitoring feature.
State views in the monitoring feature of DSMPS for PowerEdge servers and
rack workstations
About this task
The State view is available for viewing the health of Dell EMC devices that are monitored by different monitoring features of
DSMPS. To view the state of a device:
Steps
1. In the left pane of the SCOM console, select Monitoring.
2. Expand Dell EMC > Dell EMC State Views.
Different State views are listed based on the monitoring feature. See State views displayed by different monitoring features
of DSMPS on page 50.
3. To view data about a component, select a component.
Information is displayed in the Detail View section.
Results
The health of a component is derived by reviewing the unresolved alerts that are associated with the component. Severity levels
of discovered devices on page 42 explain the various state components that DSMPS use with their corresponding severity
levels.
Discover and manage PowerEdge servers on the SCOM console by using the monitoring feature of DSMPS
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