Setup Guide

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Removing OMIMSSC console extension for SCVMM
1. In the SCVMM console, click Settings.
2. Right-click OMIMSSC and select Remove.
Other uninstallation steps
To remove the OMIMSSC console extension from SCVMM, delete the following accounts and profiles:
Appliance-specific RunAsAccounts
OMIMSSC Application Profile
Deleting Appliance-specific RunAsAccounts
To delete the Appliance-specific RunAsAccounts from the SCVMM console.
1. In the SCVMM console, click Settings.
2. Click Run As Accounts.
3. From the list of accounts, delete Appliance-specific accounts.
The Appliance-specific accounts are prefixed as Dell_.
Deleting OMIMSSC application profile
1. In the SCVMM console, click Library, Profiles, and then click the Applications profiles.
All the application profiles used in SCVMM are displayed.
2. Select and delete the OMIMSSC Registration Profile.
Removing Appliance VM
To remove Appliance VM:
1. In Windows Server, in Hyper-V Manager, right-click the Appliance VM and click Turn Off.
2. Right-click the Appliance VM and then click Delete.
Migrating or upgrading from older versions of DLCI
for Configuration Manager and DLCI for SCVMM
To migrate or upgrade from an earlier version of DLCI products to OMIMSSC refer the following:
To migrate from DLCI version 3.3 for SCCM, see Migration Guide for OMIMSSC v7.0 from DLCI for SCCM 3.3.
To migrate from DLCI version 1.3 for SCVMM, see Migration Guide for OMIMSSC v7.0 from DLCI for SCVMM 1.3.
Upgrading OMIMSSC
After you install and setup OMIMSSC, if a service pack update is available for OMIMSSC, then by using the Service Pack
Update feature of OMIMSSC you can install the service pack update.
About service pack updates
Once OMIMSSC is released, it is required to share any critical defect fixes or feature additions that are available as an upgrade
or extension to the existing Appliance. You can update service packs and other updates for the Appliance operating system and
OMIMSSC.
You can place the service pack files directly in any HTTP server and use the service pack files for updates.
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Managing OMIMSSC and its components