Release Notes

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SupportAssist Enterprise services do not start
automatically
Description When SupportAssist Enterprise is installed on a virtual machine of an ESXi host, the SupportAssist Enterprise
services do not start automatically in the following scenario:
The ESXi host is forced to shut down
Time synchronization between the virtual machine and the ESXi host is not configured.
Workaround Perform one of the following:
Repair the SupportAssist Enterprise installation through the Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs
option.
Configure time synchronization between the virtual machine and ESXi host.
Tracking number SAE-6153
The snmptrapd service may not start automatically
Description If the server is restarted after installing SupportAssist Enterprise on a Linux operating system, the snmptrapd
service may not start automatically.
Workaround Manually start the snmptrapd service.
Tracking number SAE-6089
The Remote Collector or adapter displays a
validation in progress status
Description
If the Dell EMC SupportAssist Enterprise DB service is restarted while setting up a Remote Collector or
adapter, the Remote Collector or adapter continues to display a Validation in progress status
Workaround Restart the Dell EMC SupportAssist Enterprise DB service.
Tracking number SAE-6121
iSCSI and non-iSCSI adapter attributes may not be
available
Description
On servers running Linux operating system, iSCSI and non-iSCSI adapter attributes may not be available in
Deployment or System Maintenance collection types when the server is added with a non-root credentials.
Workaround Update the device credentials with a root user account and regenerate the collection again.
Tracking number SCT-16007
Collections from PowerVault MD Series storage
arrays may display incorrect values
Description
Collections from PowerVault MD Series storage arrays may display incorrect values for the number of controllers
and controller attributes.
Workaround None.
Tracking number SCT-10425
Known issues — To be fixed in future releases 17