Users Guide
Steps
1. In the iDRAC web console, click Overview > Server > Logs Page.
2. Click Clear Log.
Clearing the System Event Log by using OMSA
Prerequisites
Ensure that you are logged in to OMSA with administrative privileges.
About this task
If OMSA is installed on the device, you can perform the following steps to clear the System Event Log.
NOTE: If you want to clear the System Event Log using the CLI, log in to the device and run the following command from a
command prompt (Windows) or terminal (Linux): omconfig system esmlog action=clear
NOTE: If the device is running VMware ESX, log in to OMSA from another remote device using the Server Administrator
Managed System Login option, and then perform the following steps.
Steps
1. In OMSA, perform one of the following, depending on the type of server:
● If the device is a modular server, click Modular Enclosure > Server Module.
● If the device is not a modular server, click System > Main System Chassis.
2. Click the Logs tab.
3. Click Clear Log.
Maintenance mode
If a device displays the Maintenance Mode status:
● Ensure that the issue with the device is resolved.
● If more time is required to resolve the issue, you may place the device in manual maintenance mode. See Enabling or
disabling device-level maintenance mode.
● If required, you may place SupportAssist Enterprise in maintenance mode. See Enabling or disabling global-level maintenance
mode.
Auto update
If the auto update is unsuccessful:
1. Perform the network connectivity test and ensure that connectivity to the Dell FTP server is successful. See Performing the
connectivity test.
2. Click the Update Available banner and try installing the update again.
Unable to edit device credentials
If an error message is displayed stating that SupportAssist Enterprise is unable to edit the credentials of a device:
● Verify if the device is reachable from the server where SupportAssist Enterprise is installed.
● Verify if the device credentials (user name and password) you provided are correct.
Servers
● If you are editing the credentials of a device running a Windows operating system:
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Troubleshooting