Dell Version 7.3 manual Managing System/Server Module Tree Objects, Modular Enclosure

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NOTE: You must have Administrator or Power User privileges to view many of the system tree objects, system components, action tabs, and data area features that are configurable. Additionally, only users logged in with Administrator privileges can access critical system features such as the shutdown functionality included under the Shutdown tab.

Managing System/Server Module Tree Objects

The Server Administrator system/server module tree displays all visible system objects based on the software and hardware groups that Server Administrator discovers on the managed system and on the user's access privileges. The system components are categorized by component type. When you expand the main object — Modular Enclosure — System/Server Module — the major categories of system components that may appear are, Main System Chassis/Main System, Software, and Storage.

If Storage Management Service is installed, depending on the controller and storage attached to the system, the Storage tree object expands to display various objects.

For detailed information on the Storage Management Service component, see the Dell OpenManage Server

Administrator Storage Management User's Guide at dell.com/support/manuals.

Server Administrator Home Page System Tree Objects

This section provides information about the objects in the System tree on the Server Administrator's home page. Due to the limitations of the VMware ESX and ESXi version 4.X and 5.X operating systems, some features available in earlier versions of OpenManage Server Administrator are not available in this release. These include:

•Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) Capable and iSCSI over Ethernet (iSoE) capable information

•FCoE-capable and iSoE-capable information.

•Alert Management — Alert Actions

•Network Interface — Administrative Status, DMA, Internet Protocol (IP) Address,

•Network Interface — Operational Status

•Preferences — SNMP Configuration

•Remote Shutdown — Power Cycle System with Shutdown operating system first

•About Details — Server Administrator component details not listed under Details tab

•Rolemap

NOTE: Server Administrator always displays the date in <mm/dd/yyyy> format.

NOTE: Administrator or Power User privileges are required to view many of the system tree objects, system components, action tabs, and data area features that are configurable. Additionally, only users logged in with Administrator privileges can access critical system features such as the shutdown functionality included under the Shutdown tab.

Modular Enclosure

NOTE: For the purposes of Server Administrator, modular enclosure refers to a system that may contain one or more modular systems that appear as a separate Server Module in the system tree. Like a stand-alone Server Module, a modular enclosure contains all of the essential components of a system. The only difference is that there are slots for at least two Server Modules within a larger container, and each of them is as complete a system as a Server Module.

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Contents Dell OpenManage Server Administrator Version 7.3 Users Guide Dell Inc Contents Working With Remote Access Controller Server Administrator ServicesSetting Alert Actions Server Administrator LogsTroubleshooting Frequently Asked QuestionsIntroduction Installation Updating Individual System ComponentsInstrumentation Service Storage Management ServiceRemote Access Controller What Is New In This ReleaseAvailability On Supported Operating Systems Systems Management Standards AvailabilityOperating System Server Administrator HomeOther Documents You May Need Accessing Documents From Dell Support Site OMConnectionsEnterpriseSystemsManagement Serviceability ToolsObtaining Technical Assistance Contacting Dell Role-Based Access Control Setup And AdministrationUser Privilege Access Description Level Type View Manage Service User Privilege Level Required ViewMicrosoft Windows Authentication AuthenticationVMware ESX Server 4.X Authentication VMware ESXi Server 5.X AuthenticationAdding Users To a Domain On Windows Operating Systems EncryptionAssigning User Privileges UserName HostName Rights Creating Users With Power User PrivilegesCreating Users Creating Users With User Privileges Best Practices While Using The Omarolemap File Open the Computer Management window Configuring The Snmp AgentSelect Account is disabled and click OK Changing The Snmp Community Name Snmp Service Properties window appearsEnabling Snmp Set Operations Snmp Agent Access Control ConfigurationSnmp Service Configuration window appears Server Administrator Snmp Agent Install Actions Enabling Snmp Access From Remote Hosts Sever Administrator Snmp Install ActionsTo configure the Snmp agent To enable VMWare Snmp service, run the following command Page Firewall Configuration Logging In And Out Using Server AdministratorServer Administrator Local System Login Click Submit Central Web Server LoginSingle Sign-On Using The Active Directory LoginEnabling The Use Of Client-Side Scripts On Mozilla Firefox Enabling The Use Of Client-Side Scripts On Internet ExplorerGUI Field Name Sample Server Administrator Home Page Non-Modular System Features Modular System Global Navigation Bar System/Server Module Component Status IndicatorsSystem Tree Action WindowUnderlined Items Gauge IndicatorsTask Buttons Using The Preferences Home Using The Online HelpManaged System Preferences Server Administrator Web Server PreferencesSetting User And System Preferences Secure Port System Click General SettingsClick X.509 Certificate Certificate ManagementServer Administrator Web Server Action Tabs Using The Server Administrator Command Line InterfaceManaging Your System Server Administrator ServicesModular Enclosure Server Administrator Home Page System Tree ObjectsManaging System/Server Module Tree Objects System/Server Module Properties Accessing And Using Chassis Management ControllerModular Enclosure object Tab Properties Subtab Information Licensing Subtabs Information LicensingShutdown Subtabs Hardware Alert CommandLogs Alert ManagementSubtabs Session Main System Chassis/Main SystemSession Management Main System Chassis/Main System Properties Setup Subtab Bios Properties and Setup Subtab InformationBatteries Properties Subtab InformationHardware Performance FansFirmware Memory IntrusionProperties Subtab Intrusion Properties Subtab MemoryNetwork Power ManagementPorts Subtab Information PropertiesAlert Management Properties Subtab Elements Power SuppliesManagement Subtabs Budget Profiles Alert Management Subtabs Alert Actions Remote AccessProcessors Subtab Temperature Probes Properties TemperaturesRemovable Flash Media SlotsSoftware VoltagesOperating System Properties Subtab Voltage ProbesStorage Managing Preferences Home Page Configuration OptionsGeneral Settings Subtabs Access Configuration Snmp Configuration Preferences Server AdministratorModular Enclosure Modular system Server Modules Main System Working With Remote Access ControllerViewing Basic Information Remote Access DeviceSystem Main System ChassisIPv6 Address IPv4 AddressClick Apply Changes Vlan IDClick Apply Changes Click Terminal Mode Settings Click Serial Port Serial Port Configuration window appearsClick Additional Configuration Additional Configuration For iDRACConfiguring Remote Access Device Users None Reboot System Setting Platform Event Filter AlertsPower Off System Power Cycle SystemSetting Platform Event Alert Destinations Integrated Features Server Administrator LogsServer Administrator Logs Log Window Task ButtonsAlert Log Hardware LogMaintaining The Hardware Log StatusCommand Log Example 1 ps -ef /tmp/psout.txt 2&1 Setting Alert ActionsBMC/iDRAC Platform Events Filter Alert Messages Setting Alert Action Execute Application In Windows ServerEvent Description Connection Service Failure TroubleshootingLogin Failure Scenarios Opt/dell/srvadmin/sbin/dsmomconnsvcdSeverity OpenManage Server Administrator ServicesService Name Description Impact of Failure Dsmsadatamgr Port Frequently Asked QuestionsAre there other ports users can use apart from 1311? 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