Release Notes
Table Of Contents
- Dell EMC OpenManage Enterprise-Modular Edition for PowerEdge MX7000 Chassis Release Notes
- Contents
- Release summary
- Compatibility
- New and enhanced features
- Fixes
- Important Notes
- Known issues
- Advanced Filter option not working in Audit Logs
- iDRAC SSO does not work in OME-Modular
- Inconsistent behavior in lead and member chassis sleds during slot deployment
- Configured local time not applied on lead chassis and member chassis after disabling NTP
- MAC identities displayed in RESERVED state
- Chassis alerts not received in Redfish event listener after management module failover task
- Redeployment of MCM profiles for all member chassis sleds fails when VLAN is modified in device-based deployment
- All member chassis passive module is getting rebooted when performing "racadm racreset" in lead chassis
- Maximum template deployment from OpenManage Enterprise on management module sleds causes management module chassis to be inaccessible
- Power supply input voltage and input current display nil for PSUs that are removed
- Windows keystroke does not work on sled when chassis is connected to KVM
- PSU type displays AC for removed PSU or empty PSU slot in DC chassis in SNMP and RESTful API interfaces
- Limitations
- Installation
- Resources and support
- Contacting Dell EMC
Important Notes
Topics:
• Security
•
Ethernet Switch firmware update
• Upgrading or downgrading OME-Modular
• Template deployment
Security
OpenVAS vulnerability scanner may report the following issues:
● CVE-2017-15906, CVE-2018-15919, CVE-2018-15473: Security scan may report these CVEs on OME-Modular. These are
false positives as, OME–Modular disables the Secure Copy Protocol (SCP) by default. The SFTP and lockout policies are in
place to avoid brute force attack.
Security best practices
● SNMP
○ Security scanners may identify SNMP. If you do not use SNMP in your deployment, you can disable SNMP.
○ If SNMP is required, Dell Technologies recommends that the default community name is changed from public.
● By default, a self-signed certificate is generated to enable HTTPS communication. Dell Technologies recommends generating
a CSR and installing a valid non-self signed certificate.
Besides improving the security of OME-Modular, these actions eliminate warnings that the vulnerability scanners, relating to the
default self-signed web server certificate, and default SNMP community name, produce.
NOTE: Dell Technologies recommends changing the default password for OME–Modular.
Ethernet Switch firmware update
For instructions about updating network IOMs, see the Dell EMC OpenManage Enterprise - Modular Edition Version 1.30.00 for
PowerEdge MX Chassis User's Guide.
Upgrading or downgrading OME-Modular
Clear the browser cache before or after upgrading or downgrading OME-Modular.
Template deployment
● If you deploy a template on servers with PERC controllers in HBA mode, then the profile deployment may fail. Check the
iDRAC Lifecycle Controller logs for the error details.
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