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g. Under Monitoring mode, select either Scalable or Detailed mode of device monitoring using OMIMMSC for SCOM. If
the number of monitored Dell EMC devices exceeds 300, then you can select only Scalable mode of monitoring.
h. Click Next.
The Edit Enrollment Settings - Apply Changes page is displayed.
i. Click Apply to start the edit enrollment job.
The sub tasks in the edit enrollment job are started and the status of each sub task is listed. Wait for 20 to 40 minutes
until the sub tasks of the edit enrollment job are completed.
To view the status of the job that is created and the logs that are associated with the edit enrollment job, select Jobs
and Logs, and then select the Running Jobs tab. The edit enrollment job is listed and to view the sub tasks, expand the
edit enrollment job. The Progress Status column displays the progress of the enrollment job.
If any of the sub tasks are unsuccessful, under Jobs and Logs > History, expand the edit enrollment job to view the
status of sub tasks and the associated logs. You can also see the Troubleshooting on page 82 section in the user's guide
to resolve the issues.
j. Click Next.
Results
After the edit enrollment job completes successfully, the SCOM Management Servers are listed on the Console Enrollment
page.
Based on the current enrollment settings changes and the previous enrollment configurations, OMIMSSC configures the
prerequisites on the SCOM Management Server accordingly. The Dell EMC management packs are either deleted or imported
into the SCOM console depending on the device monitoring scope and mode that is selected during the edit enrollment job.
Configuring and onboarding Dell EMC Alert Relay
Servers
The Dell EMC OpenManage Integration with Microsoft Windows System Center (OMIMSSC) appliance for System Center
Operations Manager (SCOM) provides an option to configure Dell EMC Alert Relay Servers (previously known as Proxy
Management Servers). When you want to scale up your infrastructure by including more devices, you can seamlessly scale
up your monitoring capabilities by adding Alert Relay Servers in to your OMIMSSC environment.
Alert Relay Servers system requirements
The following are the minimum software and hardware requirements of a Windows VM on the managed node to host Alert Relay
Servers.
● Supported operating system on the managed node for:
○ SCOM 2019, see the Server operating system section at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/system-center/scom/
system-requirements?view=sc-om-2019.
○ SCOM 2016, see the Server operating system section at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/system-center/scom/
system-requirements?view=sc-om-2016.
○ SCOM 2012 R2, see the Server operating system section at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/
system-center/system-center-2012-R2.
● CPU Cores—8
● RAM—32 GB
Prerequisites for setting up Alert Relay Servers for scaling up the
number of monitored devices
● Ensure that you are a domain user with local administrator privileges on the Management Server and you are assigned the
Operations Manager administrator role to install and configure Alert Relay Servers in the SCOM Management Group.
● SCOM agent must be installed on the Windows VM to be used as a Dell EMC Alert Relay Server.
● Ensure that Alert Relay Servers is discovered as an agent-based system on the SCOM console.
Enrolling (registering) SCOM Management Group with OMIMSSC appliance for SCOM
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