Users Guide

The following example is using the DCIM_account class to illustrate the capability that WMI information feature provides in
iDRAC Service Module. For the details of the supported classes and profiles, see the WSMAN profiles documentation available
at Dell Tech Center.
CIM Interface WinRM WMIC PowerShell
Enumerate instances of a
class
winrm
e wmi/root/cimv2/
dcim/dcim_account
wmic /namespace:\
\root\cimv2\dcim
PATH dcim_account
Get-WmiObject
dcim_account -
namespace root/
cimv2/dcim
Get a specific instance of a
class
winrm g wmi/root/
cimv2/dcim/
DCIM_Account?
CreationClassName=D
CIM_Account+Name=iD
RAC.Embedded.1#User
s.2+SystemCreationC
lassName=DCIM_SPCom
puterSystem+SystemN
ame=systemmc
wmic /namespace:\
\root\cimv2\dcim
PATH dcim_account
where
Name="iDRAC.Embedde
d.1#Users.16"
Get-WmiObject -
Namespace
root\cimv2\dcim -
Class dcim_account
-filter
"Name='iDRAC.Embedd
ed.1#Users.16'"
Get associated instances of
an instance
winrm e wmi/root/
cimv2/dcim/* -
dialect:association
-filter:
{object=DCIM_Accoun
t?
CreationClassName=D
CIM_Account+Name=iD
RAC.Embedded.1#User
s.1+SystemCreationC
lassName=DCIM_SPCom
puterSystem+SystemN
ame=systemmc}
wmic /namespace:\
\root\cimv2\dcim
PATH dcim_account
where
Name='iDRAC.Embedde
d.1#Users.2' ASSOC
Get-Wmiobject -
Query "ASSOCIATORS
OF
{DCIM_Account.Creat
ionClassName='DCIM_
Account',Name='iDRA
C.Embedded.1#Users.
2',SystemCreationCl
assName='DCIM_SPCom
puterSystem',System
Name='systemmc'}" -
namespace root/
cimv2/dcim
Get references of an
instance
winrm e wmi/root/
cimv2/dcim/* -
dialect:association
–associations -
filter:
{object=DCIM_Accoun
t?
CreationClassName=D
CIM_Account+Name=iD
RAC.Embedded.1#User
s.1+SystemCreationC
lassName=DCIM_SPCom
puterSystem+SystemN
ame=systemmc}
Not applicable
Get-Wmiobject -
Query "REFERENCES
OF
{DCIM_Account.Creat
ionClassName='DCIM_
Account',Name='iDRA
C.Embedded.1#Users.
2',SystemCreationCl
assName='DCIM_SPCom
puterSystem',System
Name='systemmc'}" -
namespace root/
cimv2/dcim
Co-existence of OpenManage Server Administrator and iDRAC Service
Module
In a system, both OpenManage Server Administrator and the iDRAC Service Module can co-exist and continue to function
correctly and independently.
If you have enabled the monitoring features during the iDRAC Service Module installation, then after the installation is complete
if the iDRAC Service Module detects the presence of OpenManage Server Administrator, it disables the set of monitoring
features that overlap. If OpenManage Server Administrator is running, the iDRAC Service Module disables the overlapping
monitoring features after logging to the OS and iDRAC.
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