Users Guide
Table Of Contents
- OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter Version 4.2 Web Client User's Guide
- Introduction
- About Administration Console
- Using Administration Portal
- Registering vCenter Server by nonadministrator user
- Registering vCenter server
- Uploading license to Administration Portal
- Managing the virtual appliance
- Restarting virtual appliance
- Changing host name of virtual appliance
- Updating virtual appliance repository location and virtual appliance
- Upgrading OMIVV from existing version to current version
- Updating appliance through backup and restore
- Downloading the troubleshooting bundle
- Setting up HTTP proxy
- Setting up Network Time Protocol servers
- Configuring deployment mode
- Generating Certificate Signing Request
- Uploading HTTPS certificate
- Setting up global alerts
- Managing backup and restore
- About vSphere client console
- Using Administration Portal
- Managing multiple appliances
- Accessing OpenManage Integration from web client
- OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter licensing
- Appliance configuration for VMware vCenter
- Using Baseline tab
- Profiles
- Inventory and warranty management
- Events, alarms, and health monitoring
- About firmware updates
- Chassis management
- Deploying hypervisor
- Device discovery
- Provisioning
- System profiles
- Managing System profiles
- Configuring hardware profile
- Creating hypervisor profile
- Creating deployment templates
- About deployment wizard
- Deployment job timing
- Downloading custom Dell EMC ISO images
- About host, bare-metal, and iDRAC compliance
- Security roles and permissions
- Frequently Asked Questions-FAQ
- Frequently Asked Questions-FAQ
- Export All button fails to export to .CSV file in Google chrome
- iDRAC license type and description are displayed incorrectly for non-compliant vSphere hosts
- Dell EMC icon is not displayed after unregistering vCenter from earlier OMIVV version and then registering same vCenter with later OMIVV version
- Dell provider is not displayed as health update provider
- Inventory failing when performing firmware update task on ESXi 5.x host
- Host inventory or test connection fails due to invalid or unknown iDRAC IP.
- On running fix noncompliant vSphere hosts wizard, the status of a specific host is displayed as Unknown
- Dell privileges that are assigned while registering the OMIVV appliance are not removed after unregistering OMIVV
- OMIVV does not display all the relevant logs when trying to filter a severity category
- How do I resolve error code 2000000 caused by VMware Certificate Authority-VMCA
- In Administration Console, Update Repository Path is not set to default path after I reset appliance to factory settings
- Warranty and inventory schedule for all vCenters is not applying when selected from the job queue page
- What should I do when a web communication error in the vCenter web client appears after changing the DNS settings in OMIVV
- The settings page fail to load, if I navigate away and again go back to the settings page
- Task cannot be scheduled for the time in the past- error in inventory schedule and warranty schedule page of Initial Configuration Wizard appear
- Installation date appears as 12-31-1969 for some of the firmware on the firmware page
- Successive global refresh cause exception to be thrown in the recent task window.
- Why is web client UI distorted for few Dell screens in IE 10
- I am not seeing OpenManage Integration icon in web client even if registration of plug-in to vCenter was successful
- Even if repository has bundles for selected 11G system, firmware update displaying that there are no bundles for firmware update
- Why is DNS configuration settings restored to original settings after appliance reboot if appliance IP and DNS settings are overwritten with DHCP values
- Using OMIVV to update the Intel network card with firmware version of 13.5.2 is not supported
- Using OMIVV to update Intel network card from 14.5 or 15.0 to 16.x fails due to staging requirement from DUP
- Why trying firmware update with invalid DUP, hardware update job status on vCenter console neither fails nor times-out for hours, although job status in LC prompts as FAILED
- Why does Administration Portal display unreachable update repository location
- Why did system not enter maintenance mode when I performed one-to-many firmware update
- Chassis global health still healthy when some of power supply status has changed to critical
- Processor version is displayed as “Not Applicable” in processor view in system overview page
- Does OMIVV support vCenter in linked mode
- What are required port settings for OMIVV
- Password is not changed for user used for bare-metal discovery after successfully applying hardware profile or system profile that has same user with new changed credentials in iDRAC user list
- Unable to view new iDRAC version details listed on vCenter hosts and clusters page
- How can I test event settings by using OMSA to simulate temperature hardware Fault
- Although OMSA agent is installed on OMIVV host system, I still get error message that OMSA is not installed.
- Can OMIVV support ESXi with lockdown mode enabled
- When I tried to use lockdown mode, it fails
- Creation of hardware profile fails if I am using reference server
- Attempting to deploy ESXi on server fails
- Hypervisor deployments failing on Dell PowerEdge R210 II machines
- Auto discovered systems are displayed without model information in Deployment wizard
- NFS share is set up with ESXi ISO, but deployment fails with errors mounting share location
- How do I force remove virtual appliance from vCenter
- Entering a Password in the Backup Now Screen Receives an Error Message
- In vSphere web client, clicking Dell server management portlet or Dell icon returns 404 error
- What should I do as firmware update failed
- What should I do as vCenter registration failed
- Performance during connection profile test credentials is slow or unresponsive
- Does OMIVV support VMware vCenter server appliance
- Firmware level not updated when I have performed firmware update with Apply on Next reboot option and system was rebooted
- Host still displayed under chassis even after removing host from vCenter tree
- In Administration Console, Update Repository Path is not set to default path after I reset appliance to factory settings
- After backup and restore of OMIVV, alarm settings are not restored
- Hypervisor deployment fails when NPAR is enabled on a target node and disabled in System Profile
- Available virtual appliance version displays wrong information when the available version is lesser than the current version
- The 267027 exception is thrown while adding a 12G bare-metal server with an Express license
- During OS deployment on 14G, hardware profile apply fails due to iDRAC error
- OMIVV RPM upgrade fails when proxy is configured with domain user authentication
- Unable to apply System Profile that has PCIe card in the FX chassis
- Bare-metal deployment issues
- Frequently Asked Questions-FAQ
- Related Documentation
- System specific attributes
- Customization attributes
- Additional information
- Component vs. baseline version comparison matrix
: Indicates that the test connection is failed.
c. To refresh the repository with latest content in the specified location, click Synchronize with Repository Location.
NOTE: By default,
Synchronize with the Repository Location
option is selected. Ensure that this option is
selected if you want to recreate the catalog from the latest driver or firmware catalog (share location).
5. Click Next.
The Summary page is displayed that provides the information about the repository profile.
6. Click Finish.
Deleting repository profile
Before deleting the repository profile, ensure that you unlink the repository profile from the associated cluster profiles.
1. On the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter page, click Manage > Baseline, expand Baseline Info, and then
click Repository Profile.
2. Select a repository profile that you want to delete, then click
.
3. To remove the profile, in the confirmation dialog box, click Yes, or to cancel, click No.
Cluster profile
Cluster profile enables you to capture the baseline configuration such as hardware configuration (only for 14th generation
servers), firmware, or driver versions and maintain the desired state for vSAN clusters by identifying the drift against the
baseline.
NOTE:
● Firmware and Driver Repository Profiles must be parsed after being created before it can be used for a cluster profile
creation.
● Once the cluster profile is created, it triggers the Drift Detection job.
● When a cluster is associated to a cluster profile, it overrides previous cluster profile associations.
To launch the cluster profile page, perform the following steps:
1. On the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter page, click the Manage > Baseline tab, expand the Baseline
Info, and then click Cluster Profile.
a. On the Cluster Profile page, view the list of cluster profiles that you have created.
A table is displayed, that lists the cluster profiles along with Profile Name, Description, Associated System Profile,
Associated Firmware Repository Profile, Associated Driver Repository Profile, Last Successfully Updated
Time.
NOTE:
If any latest version of repository profile is available for an existing cluster profile, a warning symbol is
displayed against the associated firmware or driver profile.
b. To view further details of a cluster profile, select the desired cluster profile.
View the cluster profile information that displays the details of Profile Name, Date Created, Date Modified, and Last
Modified By.
c. To swap the columns within the data grid, drag columns within the data grid.
d. To filter or search the content of the data grid, use Filter.
e. To export the repository profile information to a .CSV file, select a repository profile, and then in the right-hand corner of
the data grid, click .
Creating cluster profile
1. System profile, Repository profile for both firmware and drivers, homogeneous server models for the cluster.
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Using Baseline tab