Release Notes
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Known issues
● Issue 1: iDRAC might not send an event when your system reboots.
Description: Sometimes, the iDRAC might not send an event when your system reboots. In this case, OMIVV sends latest
health update notification by polling mechanism and you receive the latest health update within an hour.
Workaround: Wait until next polling cycle. OMIVV sends latest health update notification by polling mechanism, and you
receive the latest health update within an hour.
Version affected: 4.0 and later
● Issue 2: iDRAC license type and description are displayed incorrectly for noncompliant vSphere hosts.
Description: If a host is noncomplaint when CSIOR is disabled or has not been run, the iDRAC license information is displayed
incorrectly although valid iDRAC license is available. Hence, you can view the host in vSphere hosts list, but when you click
the host for details, the information in iDRAC License Type is displayed as empty and iDRAC License Description is
displayed as "Your license needs to be upgraded."
Version affected: 4.0 and later
Resolution: Perform any of the following:
1. Fix CSIOR compliance and run the inventory.
2. Log in to iDRAC to get the license information.
● Issue 3: Dell EMC icon is not displayed after unregistering vCenter from an earlier OMIVV version and then registering same
vCenter with a later OMIVV version.
Description: If you unregister an earlier OMIVV version with vCenter server, and then register a later OMIVV version with
the same vCenter server, there is an entry in the vSphere-client-serenity folder, which is old data from the earlier OMIVV
version. Hence, the Dell EMC icon is not displayed after registering the later OMIVV version as old data specific to the earlier
OMIVV version exists in the vSphere-client-serenity folder of the vCenter appliance.
Version affected: All
Resolution: Perform the following steps:
1. Restart vSphere Client on the vCenter server.
2. If the issue persists:
○ For VMware vCenter, go to /etc/vmware/vsphere-client/vc-packages/vsphere-client-serenity
and for Windows vCenter, go to C:\ProgramData\VMware\vCenterServer\cfg\vsphere-client\vc-
packages\vsphere-client-serenity folder in the vCenter appliance and see if the old data exists, such as:
com.dell.plugin.OpenManage_Integration_for_VMware_vCenter_WebClient-X.0.0.xxx.
○ Manually deleted the folder corresponding to the earlier OMIVV version
○ Restart vSphere Client services for vSphere Client (HTML-5).
● Issue 4: Storage overview returning incorrect number of hard drives for inventory
Description: Systems with software RAID show incorrect number of hard drives on the storage overview page.
Version affected: All
Resolution: None. The ESXi does not support software RAID. If the system has software RAID, it shows incorrect disks.
● Issue 5: System Event Logs are not showing in OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter when power supply
redundancy is lost.
Description: When the power redundancy is lost on the PowerEdge modular servers, the system logs get cleared.
Version affected: 3.0 and later
Resolution: None
● Issue 6: Chassis and server health is displayed as warning on the Chassis Summary page when server becomes critical.
Description: When a critical entry is made to SEL logs, the health of the server (modular) changes to critical. This is correctly
reflected on the Host Summary page. However, this is not reflected on the Chassis Summary page. The server health is
displayed as warning. If the chassis was normal earlier, the health of the chassis also changes to warning.
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