Users Guide
3. Click Details → Resource Utilization History.
The Resource Utilization History-<Entity> window is displayed, where an <Entity> is the selected
device.
4. Click X in the upper-right corner to return to the Managed Groups tab.
Filtering devices
The filter feature in the All Devices tab helps you to view devices that share a certain attribute. For
example, you can view devices of a certain device type or devices that share an IP range.
1. In the left pane, click Devices.
The All Devices tab is displayed by default.
2. In the task menu, click Filter.
The Device Filter window is displayed.
3. Do one of the following:
• Select the IP Range check box and enter the start and end IP address of devices.
• Select the Date Range check box and enter the start and end date of device discovery. Enter the
dates manually following the format MM/DD/YYYY, or select the dates from the calendar. Devices
discovered from 00:00:00 of start date to 00:00:00 of the next day after the end date are
displayed. For example, if you enter the filtering option 01/01/2015 as both start date and end
date, all devices discovered between 00:00:00 of 01/01/2015 and 00:00:00 of 01/02/2015 are
displayed.
• Select the Device Type check box and select the device type from the drop-down list. The
available options are:
– Server
– Chassis
– PDU
– UPS
– Unsupported
You can select multiple device types.
• Select the Power Capability check box and select the power capability of the device from the
drop-down list. The available options are:
– Unknown — Indicates that the power capability of the device is unknown.
– None — Indicates that the device does not have power capability.
– Monitor — Indicates that the device has aggregate power monitoring capability.
– Monitor and capping — Indicates that device has aggregate power monitoring and power
capping capability.
– Monitor, upgradeable — Indicates that the device can be upgraded with the iDRAC enterprise
license for power capping.
– Instantaneous power — Indicates that the device has instantaneous power monitoring
capability.
– Monitor disabled — Indicates that the monitoring capability of the device is disabled due to
expiry or absence of “non-dell system monitoring” license.
– Outlet Power — Indicates that the devices are filtered based on the specified outlet power.
– Monitor through PDU — Indicates the devices that can be monitored using PDU.
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