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4. Click "Add User or Group," and, in the "Enter the object names to select box type the user
or group name" to which you want to assign the user right and click "Ok."
5. Click "Ok" again and double-click "Replace a process level token" in the "Details" pane.
6. Click "Add User or Group" and in the "Enter the object names to select box type the user or
group name" to which you want to assign the user right and click "Ok".[239550]
• Launching IT Assistant on two or more tabs in a single browser window is not supported. First
instance of IT Assistant on a tab will stop working if second instance of IT Assistant is launched on
another tab in the same browser window. Close the browser and launch IT Assistant in a new
browser window.[187750]
• If user manually changes the hostname of the server which has already been discovered in IT
Assistant, then duplicate entries will appear in the device list corresponding to the IP address of
the device whose hostname has been changed. The new hostname also corresponds to same IP
address and the duplicate entry of the earlier hostname is not automatically deleted. ITA will
display both the new and the old hostnames.[247879]
• If a server is discovered using both SNMP and IPMI (in-band and out-of-band IP addresses
respectively) IT Assistant will correlate the two and display a single device under the "Servers"
group in the devices view. If IPMI is then disabled, a new device would appear under the
"Unknown" group, corresponding to the out-of-band interface. The device details under the
Servers group will continue to display the out-of-band IP address as well. After you re-enable IPMI,
the device under Unknown group can be removed by right-clicking it and selecting "Remove".
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• On RAC devices, the "Firmware Enclosure ID" column of the "Firmware Information" table may not
reflect the correct "Firmware Enclosure ID." It is recommended that you use the "Firmware
Enclosure ID" column in the "Firmware Information" table for the server on which the RAC device is
hosted. [296511]
• When a "Power Monitoring Capable" Server is discovered through the CIM protocol, on the
"Device Details" screen, IT Assistant may display "No" under the "Power Management" column in
"Power Supply Information" section. To display the correct information, discover the server with
either SNMP, or both SNMP and CIM protocols. [300080]
• If you create an Alert Ignore/Exclude Filter to ignore alerts with Normal severity, IT Assistant
continues to log alerts and execute any Alert Action associated with them, if the alert severity is
defined as Informational in the MIB. [324693]
• When you launch Dell OpenManage Server Administrator for managed systems with Server
Administrator agent only installations, using a remote web server; provide the user name,
password, and IP address of the managed system. [390431]
• IT Assistant does not support Chassis Management Controller (CMC) package & bundles. If you are
using IT Assistant which is older than v8.9, you may see CMC packages/bundles as part other
Software Repository catalog downloaded from Dell FTP site. These packages are not supported by
IT Assistant and will give following error message when selected to view their details or tried to
import. IT Assistant v8.9 will not show these packages in the tree itself.
Error Code: 0
Error Message: The package manifest file in <cmc_package_name> is invalid or cannot be
read. This may be due to invalid/corrupted package or an older unsupported package
version.