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2. On the Properties page, click Dell EMC OpenManage Integration Properties.
3. To deactivate the transform map of a component, in the Activate/ De-activate Transform Maps section, clear the check
box next to the component.
You can activate or deactivate transform map of the following components.
NOTE: All transform maps are activated by default. If you deactivate the Chassis transform map, other transform maps
are automatically deactivated.
Chassis
Events
Out-of-Band Devices
Power Supplies
Fans
Raid Controllers
Software Instances
Licenses
4. Click Update.
Alert managementView alerts and the
corresponding OpenManage Enterprise events
Dell EMC OpenManage Integration with ServiceNow provides the capability to group the events retrieved from OpenManage
Enterprise based on the hardware resource of the target node.
For periodic or on-demand sync of alerts from OpenManage Enterprise, ensure that an OpenManage Integration with
ServiceNow license is installed on the PowerEdge servers.
To view the alerts:
1. In the Navigation filter, enter Dell EMC OpenManage Integration, and then under Event Management, select All
Alerts.
On the Alerts page, the alerts created by ServiceNow are listed. The alerts are created for the events retrieved from
OpenManage Enterprise and grouped based on the hardware resource. The alerts are mapped with the server CI in Service
Now and you can view the Server CI in the Configuration item column.
2. Under the Number column, select an alert to view more information.
The Severity field displays the alert severity and the Resource field displays the hardware resource of the target node
considered for the grouping by ServiceNow. The Task field displays the associated incidents created by ServiceNow.
For more information about viewing the incidents, see Incident managementView and manage incidents created for the
OpenManage Enterprise events on page 39.
3. To view the corresponding events, under Related Links, select the Events tab.
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Inventorying and monitoring of devices