Compatibility Matrix

Overview

This document contains updated information about OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter(OMIVV) and any other Technical

Documentation included with the OMIVV software.

The OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter 5.0 provides the following features:

• Support for HTML-5 Client

• Support for PowerEdge R6515 and PowerEdge R7515 servers

• Enhancement in the system profile to support the following:

• System profile types—Basic and Advanced

• System profile edit

• 12G and 13G PowerEdge servers

• Added support for vSphere 6.7 U3, vSphere 6.7 U2, and vSphere 6.5 U3

• Enhancement in the deployment to support the following:

• System profile baselining based on the associated cluster profile for cluster

• System Profile Configuration Preview

• Enhancement in the configuration compliance:

• Support for firmware and hardware baselining for vSphere clusters

• Cluster level view of drift details with vCenter context

• Support for context-sensitive help

• Enhancement in the repository profile to support online repositories—Dell EMC Default Catalog and Validated MX Stack Catalog

• Support for MX chassis management module firmware update

• Enhancement in admin console to support reset backup settings

• Enhancement in deployment mode to support for 2000 hosts with extra large mode

• Support for dual network adapter for OMIVV

• Dashboard to monitor host and chassis

NOTE:

Dell EMC recommends using Dell EMC OpenManage Enterprise-Modular Edition Version 1.00.01 and later with

OMIVV 5.0.

NOTE: From OMIVV 5.0 onwards, only VMware vSphere Client (HTML-5) is supported and the vSphere Web Client

(FLEX) is not supported.

Topics:

• Default virtual appliance configuration

Default virtual appliance configuration

Table 1. System requirements for deployment modes

Deployment modes Number of hosts Number of CPUs Memory—in GB Minimum Storage

Small up to 250 2 8 95 GB

Medium up to 500 4 16 95 GB

Large up to 1000 8 32 95 GB

X large up to 2000 12 32 95 GB

NOTE: For any of the mentioned deployment modes, ensure that you reserve sufficient amount of memory resources to

the OMIVV virtual appliance by using reservations. See vSphere Documentation for steps about reserving memory

resources.

4 Overview