Release Notes

If the credentials are modified using the OMIVV Dell EMC administration console after registering the OMIVV to a vCenter,
the Proactive HA-related features will not function as expected.
Resolution: If you are using the Proactive HA feature along with OMIVV, do not modify the registered user credentials. If the
credentials require modification, unregister the old credentials and register by using the new credentials.
Version affected: 4.3 and later
● Issue 27–158524: vSphere Lifecycle Manager shows firmware version for PCIe SSD or NVMe SSD as blank for vSAN
cluster.
When the Hardware compatibility is triggered, vSphere Lifecycle Manager does not validate PCIe SSD or NVMe SSD.
If these components exist in the server, firmware version is shown as blank because vSphere Lifecycle Manager is not
considering OMIVV output for these components.
Resolution:
○ See that the firmware versions drifted in vSphere Lifecycle Manager firmware compliance page and compare the same
with vSAN HCL supported firmware.
○ For vSAN cluster, see the supported or recommended firmware in health service.
Version affected: 5.1 and later
● Issue 28–170114: During auto discovery, OMIVV allows you to apply lower complex password to iDRAC even if the password
complexity level is set to high in iDRAC.
This issue occurs when you set the password complexity as high in iDRAC and initiate auto discovery in OMIVV. During Auto
discovery, iDRAC takes the simple password set on the Deployment Credentials page of OMIVV even if the password
complexity is set high at iDRAC.
Resolution: Perform any of the following:
1. Update the password at Deployment Credentials with complexity meeting the level set at iDRAC.
2. Update the password while deploying the System Profile in OMIVV.
Version affected: 5.0 and later
● Issue 29–180779: IDSDM component firmware version is not reflecting in inventory after firmware update.
After you update the IDSDM firmware version, firmware inventory is not reflecting the updated firmware version.
In vSphere Lifecycle Manager, remediation fails if server has IDSDM component for upgrade.
In firmware drift report, IDSDM firmware is marked as drifted even if the firmware is upgraded.
Resolution: It is a known limitation on 14G AMD platforms (PowerEdge R6415, R6425, and R7425). Perform cold reboot from
iDRAC to get the updated firmware version.
Version Affected: 5.0 and later
● Issue 30–180620: Fan and temperature sensor details of FX chassis are not displayed on the Hardware Overview page of
OMIVV.
This issue occurs if storage sled is present in fourth slot of the chassis or fourth slot of the chassis is not populated. In this
case, fan and temperature sensor details of FX chassis shows zero on the Hardware Overview page.
Resolution: OMIVV displays health status and alerts details of fan and temperature sensor. For inventory details, go to
Chassis Management Controller (CMC). To launch CMC, go to Hosts & Chassis and then click specific chassis URL.
Version Affected: 5.2 and later
● Issue 31–181526: Driver downgrade is not supported for ESXi 7.0 and later version.
Driver downgrade is not supported in OMIVV for ESXi 7.0 and later versions. Though OMIVV wizard allows you to create the
driver downgrade job, driver is not downgraded.
Resolution: None
Version Affected: 5.1 and later
● Issue 32–184127: Sometimes, test connection fails when using NFS share
Sometimes, test connection fails while creating repository profile and ISO profile from NFS share. The NFS server may
encounter unexpected permission denied errors while performing read and write operation to a file. For more information,
see https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1813.
If you encounter this issue while running the API, the following error message is displayed: "Unable to access the NFS share
specified" (Error code 10611).
Known issues
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