Users Guide

Deploying Smart Plug-in policies

The following Dell policies are automatically deployed on the management server when you install the Dell SPI and run as per the

default schedule:

• Dell Hardware Autogroup Policy

• Dell Device Generic Traps

• Dell Connections License Manager Scheduled Status Poll

• Dell Server Traps

• Dell Server Scheduled Status Poll

• Dell Agent-free Server Traps

• Dell Workstation Scheduled Status Poll

• Dell DRAC and Chassis Traps

• Dell DRAC and Chassis Scheduled Status Poll

• Dell Compellent Storage Traps

• Dell Compellent Storage Scheduled Status Poll

• Dell EqualLogic PS-Series Storage Traps

• Dell EqualLogic PS-Series Storage Scheduled Status Poll

• Dell MD Storage Scheduled Status Poll

• Dell PowerVault MD Storage Traps (Manual Ack)

• Dell PowerVault NX Storage Scheduled Status Poll

• Dell N-Series | 8000 | 8100 Network Switch Traps

• Dell 8000 | 8100 Network Switch Scheduled Status Poll

• Dell Enterprise Switch Traps

• Dell Enterprise Switch Scheduled Status Poll

• Dell N-Series Network Switch Scheduled Status Poll

The Dell SPI policies can be deployed manually after you install the Dell SPI:

To deploy the policies manually:

1. Launch the HPOM console and navigate to Policy Management → Policy Groups → SPI for Dell Devices.

2. Right-click and then click All Tasks → Deploy on.

The Deploy policies on screen is displayed.

3. Select the management server and click OK.

NOTE: Ensure that you deploy the policies only on the management server and not on the managed nodes.

NOTE: You can deploy only one policy at a time; that is, you can deploy either auto acknowledged traps or manually

acknowledged traps on the management server.