Users Guide

1. In the Initial Configuration Wizard, under Event Posting Levels, select one of the following:
● Do not post any events—block hardware events
● Post all events—post all hardware events
● Post only Critical and Warning events—post only critical or warning level hardware events
● Post only Virtualization-Related Critical and Warning Events—post only virtualization-related critical and warning event,
which is the default event posting level
2. To enable all hardware alarms and events, select Enable Alarms for all Dell EMC Hosts.
NOTE: The Dell EMC hosts that have alarms enabled respond to some specific critical events by entering in to
maintenance mode and you can modify the alarm, when required.
The Enabling Dell EMC Alarm Warning dialog box is displayed.
3. To accept the change, click Continue, or to cancel the change, click Cancel.
NOTE: Ensure that you complete this step only if you select Enable Alarms for all Dell EMC Hosts.
4. To restore the default vCenter alarm settings for all managed Dell EMC servers, click Restore Default Alarms.
It might take up to a minute before the change takes effect.
NOTE: After restoring the appliance, the events and alarms settings are not enabled even if the GUI shows as enabled.
You can enable the Events and Alarms settings again from the Settings tab.
5. Click Apply.
Configuration tasks through settings tab
By using the settings tab, you can view and perform the following configuration tasks:
● Enable the OMSA link. See Enabling OMSA link.
● Configure warranty expiration notification settings. See the Configuring warranty expiration notification settings.
● Set up the firmware update repository. See Setting up the firmware update repository.
● Configure the latest appliance version notification. See Configuring the latest appliance version notification.
● Configure and view events and alarms. See the Configuring events and alarms.
● View data retrieval schedules for inventory and warranty. See the Viewing data retrieval schedules for inventory and
warranty.
Appliance settings
In this section, configure the following for the OMIVV appliance:
● Warranty expiration notification
● Firmware update repository
● Latest appliance version notification
● Deployment credentials
Configuring warranty expiration notification settings
1. In OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter, on the Manage > Settings tab, under Appliance Settings, click
Warranty Expiration Notification.
2. Expand Warranty Expiration Notification to view the following:
● Warranty Expiration Notification—whether the setting is enabled or disabled
● Warning—number of days for the first warning setting
● Critical—number of days for the critical warning setting
3. To configure warranty expiration thresholds for warning about warranty expiration, click the
icon at the right side of
Warranty Expiration Notification.
4. In the Warranty Expiration Notification dialog box, do the following:
a. If you want to enable this setting, select the Enable warranty expiration notification for hosts.
Selecting the check box enables warranty expiration notification.
Appliance configuration for VMware vCenter
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