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Page 1 - User's Guide Version 2.0

OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenterUser's Guide Version 2.0

Page 3 - Contents

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32Viewing Hardware: Memory Details for Datacenters and ClustersView the memory details for a datacenter or cluster on the Dell Datacenter/Cluster Info

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33Viewing Hardware: NICs Details for Datacenters and ClustersView the Network Interface Card (NIC) details for a datacenter or cluster on the Dell Dat

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34Viewing Hardware: PCI Slot Details for Datacenters and ClustersView the PCI slot details for a datacenter or cluster on the Dell Datacenter/Cluster

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35Viewing Hardware: Remote Access Card DetailsView the Remote Access Card details for a datacenter or cluster on the Dell Datacenter/Cluster Informati

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36Viewing Storage: Physical Disks for Datacenters and ClustersView the physical storage details for a datacenter or cluster on the Dell Datacenter/Clu

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2Understanding How to Configure or Edit the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenterAfter you complete the basic installation of the OpenManage Integ

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Host Displays the host name.Last Inventory Displays the day, month, and time of the last inventory that was run.Status Displays the host status.Contro

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37Viewing Storage: Virtual Disk Details for Datacenters and ClustersView the virtual storage details for a datacenter or cluster on the Dell Datacente

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Stripe Size The stripe size refers to the amount of space that each stripe consumes on a single disk.Default Read Policy The default read policy suppo

Page 17 - Understanding Icon Buttons

38Viewing Firmware Details for Datacenters and ClustersView the firmware details for datacenters or clusters on the Dell Host tab. For information to

Page 19 - Finding Help and Support

39Viewing Warranty Summary Details for Datacenters and ClustersYou must have run a warranty job to view a warranty summary. See Running a Warranty Job

Page 21 - Connection Profiles

40Viewing Power Monitoring for Datacenters and ClustersView the power monitoring details for a datacenter or cluster on the Dell Datacenter/Cluster In

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System Peak Amps Displays the hosts peak Amps.System Peak Amps Start DateDisplays the beginning date and time of the host peak amps.System Peak Amps E

Page 23 - Editing a Connection Profile

41TroubleshootingUse this section to find answers to troubleshooting questions. This section includes:• Frequently asked questions (FAQ)• Bare metal d

Page 24 - Deleting A Connection Profile

Creating A New Connection Profile using the Initial Configuration WizardA connection profile stores the credentials that the virtual appliance uses to

Page 25 - Testing a Connection Profile

On trying a firmware update with an invalid DUP, the hardware update job status on the vCenter console neither fails nor times-out for hours, though t

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Why is the Installation date showing up as 12/31/1969 for some of the firmware on the firmware page.In the Web Client, the installation date is showin

Page 27 - Inventory History

I get an exception whenever I click finish after editing a connection profile through Web Client. Why?This happens when the vCenter server is register

Page 28 - Running an Inventory Job Now

NOTE: Just opening a new Internet Explorer window is not enough. Restart the Internet Explorer browser.What generation of Dell servers does the OpenMa

Page 29 - Warranty History

Port Number Protocols Port Type Max. Encryption LevelDirection Usage Configurable2049 NFS UDP None All Public Share No4001–4004 NFS UDP None All Publi

Page 30 - Running a Warranty Job Now

What are the Minimum requirements for successful installation and operation of the virtual appliance?The following settings outline the minimum applia

Page 31 - Console Administration

and reboot host. If the CISOR was already enabled, then login to the iDRAC console, reset iDRAC, wait for few minutes, and then refresh the Firmware U

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Inventory is Failing on Hosts ESXi 4.0 Update2 and ESXi Update 3 in Lockdown Mode after a Reboot.Lockdown Mode requires ESXi 4.1 or later. If you are

Page 33 - Virtual Appliance Management

Why are My Hypervisor Deployments Failing on my Dell PowerEdge R210 II Machines?A timeout issue on Dell PowerEdge R210 II systems produces a hyperviso

Page 34 - Setting Up The HTTP Proxy

My Firmware Update Failed. What Do I Do?Check the virtual appliance logs to see if the tasks timed out. If so, iDRAC needs to be reset by performing a

Page 35 - Setting Up the NTP Servers

* In the Verify Password text box, type the password again.* In the Certificate Check box, select one of the following:• To download and store the iDR

Page 36 - Managing Backup And Restore

Auto-Discovery and Handshake Prerequisites• Prior to running auto-discovery and handshake, make sure that iDRAC and Lifecycle Controller firmware and

Page 37 - Scheduling Automatic Backups

42Virtualization—Related EventsThe following table contains the virtualization-related critical and warning events, including event name, description

Page 38 - Configuring Network Settings

Dell - Power supply sensor detected a non-recoverable valueA power supply sensor in the specified system detected an error from which it cannot recove

Page 39 - Rebooting Virtual Appliance

configuration error, or experienced a thermal trip.Dell - Processor sensor detected a non-recoverable valueA processor sensor in the specified system

Page 40 - Read-only User Role

Dell - Temperature sensor detected a failure valueA temperature sensor on the backplane board, system board, or drive carrier in the specified system

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Dell - Storage: Controller warningA portion of the physical disk is damaged.Warning No actionDell - Storage: Controller failureA portion of the physic

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ASecurity Roles and PermissionsThe OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter stores user credentials in an encrypted format. It does not provide any p

Page 43 - About Logs

AData IntegrityCommunication between the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter , Administration Console, and vCenter is accomplished using SSL/HTT

Page 44 - Exporting Log Files

AAccess Control Authentication, Authorization, and RolesThe OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter uses the web Client's current user session

Page 45 - Settings

ADell Operation RoleContains the privileges/groups to accomplish appliance and vCenter server tasks including firmware updates, hardware inventory, re

Page 46 - Installing the Dell

NOTE: To make sure that the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter continues to display updated information, it is recommended that you schedule a

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ADell Infrastructure Deployment RoleThis role contains the privileges specifically related to the hypervisor deployment features.The privileges this r

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AUnderstanding PrivilegesEvery action performed by the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter is associated with a privilege. The following section

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– Query firmware inventory– Configure firmware repository settings– Configure staging folder and perform update using the staging feature– Test the ne

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BUnderstanding Auto-DiscoveryAuto-Discovery is the process of adding a Dell PowerEdge 11th or 12th Generation bare-metal server into a pool of availab

Page 51 - About Firmware Updates

• Network connectivity: The server’s iDRAC must have network connectivity and must communicate with the provisioning server over port 4433. You can ob

Page 52 - User’s Guide

NOTE: If for some reason the Auto-Discovery did not complete successfully, there is no way to connect to the iDRAC remotely. Remote connection would r

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18. To Exit, on your keyboard, press ESC.19. Use the arrow keys to select LAN User Configuration.20. Use the arrow Keys to select Provisioning Server.

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15. Press ESC.16. In the Warning Screen, to confirm Exit, click Yes.147

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– Post only Virtualization-Related Critical and Warning Events - Post only virtualization-related critical and warning events; this is the default eve

Page 57 - Viewing Events

3About VMware vCenter Web Client NavigationNavigating around VMware vCenter is easy. When you log in to VMware vCenter and land on the home page and H

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Icon Button DefinitionUse this icon to abort a job.Use this icon to collapse a list.Use this icon to expand a list.Use this icon to delete an object.U

Page 59 - Monitoring a Single Host

LicensingHost Licenses– Licenses AvailableDisplays the number of available licenses.– Licenses In UseDisplays the number of licenses in use.vCenter Li

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Notes, Cautions, and WarningsNOTE: A NOTE indicates important information that helps you make better use of your computer.CAUTION: A CAUTION indicates

Page 61 - Launching Management Consoles

• OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter Product Page• Dell Help and Support Home• Dell TechCenterSupport Call Tips Offers tips on how to contact D

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4Connection ProfilesThe Connection Profiles tab lets you manage and configure connection profiles. A connection profile stores the credentials that th

Page 63 - Buy License

NOTE: The vCenter hosts that display during this procedure have authenticated using the same Single Sign On (SSO). If you do not see a vCenter host, i

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NOTE: The OMSA credentials are the same credentials as those used for ESX and ESXi hosts.* In the Verify Password text box, type the password again.*

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* Enable Certificate Check: The default is a cleared check box. To download and store the iDRAC certificate and validate it during all future connecti

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3. On the Delete Confirmation message, to remove the profile, click Yes , or click No to cancel the delete action.Testing a Connection Profile1. In th

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5Inventory HistoryInventory Jobs are set up using the Settings tab or the Initial Configuration wizard. Use the Inventory History tab to view your inv

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– Successful– Failed– In Progress– ScheduledDuration (MM:SS) Displays the duration of the job in minutes and seconds.Start Date and Time Displays the

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6Warranty HistoryWarranty jobs are set up using the Configuration Wizard. View your warranty job history on this tab. Tasks you can do on this tab inc

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Contents1 Introduction...

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Modifying a Warranty Job ScheduleHardware warranty information is retrieved from Dell Online and displayed by the OpenManage Integration for VMware vC

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7Console AdministrationAdministration of the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter and its virtual environment is achieved by using two additional

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6. Click Register.Modifying The vCenter Administrator Login1. In OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter, on the Summary tab, use the link to open t

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NOTE: If the license file is modified or edited in any way, the appliance views it as corrupted and the file will not work. You can add licenses if yo

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Updating the Virtual Appliance Software VersionTo prevent data loss, perform an appliance backup prior to beginning the software update.1. In OpenMana

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Setting Up the NTP ServersUse the Network Time Protocol (NTP) to synchronize the virtual appliance clocks to that of a NTP server.1. In OpenManage Int

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Restoring the Default HTTPS Certificate1. In OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter, on the Summary tab, use the link to open the Administration Co

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c) In the Password text box, type the password.d) Under Enter the password used to encrypt backups, type the encrypted password in the text box.The en

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5. In the Restore Now dialog box, enter a File Location (CIFS/NFS Format).6. Enter the User Name, Password, and Encryption Password for the backup fil

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5. Enter the Current Admin Password and press <ENTER>.Admin passwords include one special character, one number, one uppercase, one lowercase, a

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7 Console Administration... 31Using the Admin

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have made to this appliance will be Lost. Are you sure you wish to Reset this Appliance to Factory Settings?6. Enter y to reset or n to cancel. The ap

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NOTE: It is recommended that you run the inventory on all the hosts managed by the plug-in again after the upgrade. For more information, see the sect

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8About LogsYou can view user actions on the Monitor → Log tab of the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter.You can sort the content on this page u

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Category Displays the category type.Date and Time Displays the date and time of the user action.Description Displays a description of the user action.

Page 88 - Renewing Host Warranty

9SettingsThe Settings tab is used to do the following:• Editing the OMSA Link• Viewing Warranty Expiration Notification Settings• Configuring Warranty

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• Editing the OMSA LinkDeploying The OMSA Agent Onto An ESXi SystemInstall the OMSA VIB on an ESXi system to gather inventory and alert information fr

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3. Select Alert Actions and make sure that any events to be monitored have the Broadcast Message option set, so that the events are sent out.4. At the

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10Viewing Warranty Expiration Notification Settings1. In the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter, on the Manage → Settings tab, under Appliance

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10 Viewing Warranty Expiration Notification Settings...49Configuring Warranty Expiration Notif

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11About Firmware UpdatesThe location where servers receive firmware updates is a global setting that is available in the OpenManage Integration for VM

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– Dell OnlineDefault firmware repository (ftp.dell.com) with a staging folder. The OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter downloads selected firmwa

Page 97 - Datacenters or Clusters

9. Click Next. The Schedule Firmware Update screen is displayed.– Enter the job name in the Firmware Update Job Name field and description in the Firm

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7. Click Next. The Select Components screen is displayed. This screen displays the details of components such as model name, host name, service tag, c

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12Understanding Events And AlarmsYou can edit events and alarms from the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter within Manage → Settings tab. From

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If you ever need to restore the default alarm settings, you can do so with the Reset Default Alarm button. This button is a convenience to restore the

Page 101 - Datacenters and Clusters

Viewing EventsConfigure events before you can view them in the Events tab, see Configuring Events and Alarms.View the events for a host, cluster or da

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13Monitoring a Single HostThe OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter lets you view detailed information for a single host. You can access hosts in

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23 Viewing Firmware Details for a Single Host... 8324 Viewing Power Monitoring for

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Summary InformationAt the top of this page, in the upper left corner is a summary list of information for this host.Alerting system If there are alert

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Displays the asset tag.– Warranty Days LeftDisplays the days left for the warranty.– Last Inventory ScanDisplays the date and time of the last invento

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Launching the Remote Access Console (iDRAC)You can launch the iDRAC user interface from the Dell Server Management Portlet.1. In the OpenManage Integr

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14Buying and Uploading a Software LicenseYou are running a trial license until you upgrade to a full product version. Use a Buy License link from the

Page 109 - OpenManage

NOTE: The standard license period is for 3 years only and the additional licenses will be appended to the existing license and not over written. You c

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15Viewing Hardware: FRU Details for a Single HostView the Field Replaceable Unit (FRU) details for a single host on the Dell Host Information tab. For

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16Viewing Hardware: Processor Details for a Single HostView the processor details for a single host on the Dell Host Information tab. For information

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17Viewing Hardware: Power Supply Details for a Single HostView the virtual power supply details for a single host on the Dell Host Information tab. Fo

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Using OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter to update an Intel Network card with the firmware version of 13.5.2 is not supported...

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18Viewing Hardware: Memory Details for a Single HostView the memory details for a single host on the Dell Host Information tab. For information to app

Page 119 - Troubleshooting

19View Hardware: NICs Details for a Single HostView the Network Interface Card (NIC) details for a single host on the Dell Host Information tab. For i

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20Viewing Hardware: PCI Slots for a Single HostView the PCI slot details for a single host on the Dell Host Information tab. For information to appear

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21Viewing Hardware: Remote Access Card Details for a Single HostView the Remote Access Card details for a single host on the Dell Host nformation tab.

Page 125 - Clusters page?

22Viewing Storage Details for a Single HostView the storage details for a single host on the Dell Host Information tab. For information to appear on t

Page 126 - Mode Enabled?

Why Do I See Auto-discovered Systems Without Model Information in the Deployment Wizard...128The NFS Share is Set Up With the ESX/ESXI IS

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Bus ProtocolThis displays the technology that the physical disks included in the virtual disk are using. Possible values are:– SCSI– SAS– SATADefault

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– REBUILDING– INCOMPATIBLE– REMOVED– CLEARED– SMART ALERT DETECTED– UNKNOWN– FOREIGN– UNSUPPORTEDConfigured Displays whether the disk is configured.Ho

Page 129 - Bare Metal Deployment Issues

Firmware Version Displays the firmware version.Minimum Required FirmwareDisplays the minimum required firmware.Driver Version Displays the driver vers

Page 130 - Contacting Dell

23Viewing Firmware Details for a Single HostView the firmware details for a single host on the Dell Host Information tab. For information to appear on

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24Viewing Power Monitoring for a Single HostView the power monitoring details for a single host on the Dell Host Information tab. For information to a

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25Viewing Warranty Status for a Single HostYou must have run a warranty job to view a warranty status. See Running a Warranty Job Now.View the warrant

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Renewing Host WarrantyRenew Host Warranty from the Host Warranty Details page.1. In OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter, in the Navigator, click

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26Quickly Viewing Only Dell HostsWhen you want to quickly view only Dell hosts, you can do this from within OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter,

Page 137 - Data Integrity

1IntroductionVMware vCenter is the primary console used by IT administrators to manage and monitor VMware vSphere ESX/ESXi hosts. In a standard virtua

Page 139 - Dell Operation Role

27Monitoring Hosts on Clusters and DatacentersThe OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter lets you view detailed information for all hosts included

Page 141 - Understanding Privileges

28Viewing Overview Details for Datacenters and ClustersView the host details for datacenters or clusters on the Dell Datacenter/Cluster Information ta

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Asset Tag Displays the Asset Tag, if configured.Chassis Service TagDisplays the chassis Service Tag, if applicable.OS Version Displays the ESXi or ESX

Page 143 - Understanding Auto-Discovery

29Viewing Hardware: FRUs for Datacenters or ClustersView the Field Replaceable Unit (FRU) details for a datacenter or cluster on the Dell Datacenter/C

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30Viewing Hardware: Processor Details for Datacenters or ClustersView the processor details for a datacenter or cluster on the Dell Datacenter/Cluster

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31Viewing Hardware: Power Supply Details for Datacenters and ClustersView the virtual power supply details for a datacenter or cluster on the Dell Dat

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