Users Guide

Verifying PowerShell permissions for using OMIMSSC
console extension for SCVMM
Check if the PSRemoting status is enabled and ExecutionPolicy is set to RemoteSigned. If the status is different then
perform the following steps in PowerShell:
a. In PowerShell, run the command: PSRemoting.
If the PSRemoting command is disabled, run enable the PSRemoting command using the following commands.
i. Run the command: Enable-PSRemoting
ii. In the confirmation message, type Y.
b. In PowerShell, run the command: Get-ExecutionPolicy.
If the policy is not set to RemoteSigned, then set it to RemoteSignedusing the following commands.
i. Run the command: Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned.
ii. In the confirmation message, type Y.
Install and upgrade scenarios in OMIMSSC
This section has all the troubleshooting information related to installing and upgrading OMIMSSC.
Verifying OMIMSSC Appliance VM configuration
To verify that the OMIMSSC Appliance VM is configured appropriately, select and then right-click the OMIMSSC Appliance VM,
click Settings, and then perform the following tasks:
1. Check if the allocation of memory for the OMIMSSC Appliance is as per the requirement mentioned in the Common
requirements section of Dell EMC OpenManage Integration for Microsoft System Center Version 7.2.1 for System Center
Configuration Manager and System Center Virtual Machine Manager User Guide. Else provide the memory in Startup RAM,
and click Apply.
2. Check if the processor count is as per the requirement mentioned in the Common requirements section of Dell EMC
OpenManage Integration for Microsoft System Center Version 7.2.1 for System Center Configuration Manager and System
Center Virtual Machine Manager User Guide. Else provide the number of processor counts in Number of Virtual
processors count under Processors.
3. Check if the Virtual hard disk field under IDE Controller: IDE Controller 0 > Hard Drive the Virtual hard disk referring to
the OMIMSSC—v7 file else, click Browse and navigate to the location where the VHD file is unzipped and select the
OMIMSSC—v7 file and click Apply.
4. Check if Network Adapter > Virtual Switch is connected to a physical NIC card, else configure the NIC card, and select
the appropriate NIC card from the Virtual Switch drop-down menu and click Apply.
If the newly created virtual machine with the selected virtual hard disk of OMIMSSC Appliance fails to boot with any kernel
panic exception, edit the virtual machine settings, and enable the dynamic memory option for this virtual machine.To enable the
dynamic memory option for a virtual machine, perform the following tasks:
1. Right-click the OMIMSSC Appliance VM, click Settings, and then click Memory.
2. Under Dynamic Memory, select the Enable Dynamic Memory check box, and provide the details.
Enrollment failure
If the test connection or enrollment fails, then you get an error message.
As a workaround, perform the following steps:
● Ping from OMIMSSC Appliance to enrolled SCCM or SCVMM server FQDN by logging in to OMIMSSC Appliance VM as a
read-only user. If there is a response, then wait for some time and then continue with the enrollment.
To launch the OMIMSSC Appliance VM as a read-only user, enter user name as readonly with the same password used to
log into the OMIMSSC Appliance VM.
● Ensure that the SCCM or SCVMM server is running.
Trouble shooting scenarios
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