Dell v2.10.10.10 System event log, Firmware inventory, Event alerts, Embedded Tech Support Report

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•User login to any iDRAC interface

For more information about Event and Error Messages, see the Dell Event Message Reference Guide available at dell.com/support/home.

System event log

The Lifecycle Log contains events related to system, storage devices, network devices, firmware updates, configuration changes, license messages, and so on. However, the system events are also available as a separate log called the System Event Log (SEL).

When a system event occurs on a managed system, it is recorded in the SEL. The same SEL entries are also available in the Lifecycle Log.

Firmware inventory

Lifecycle Controller-Remote Services provide information about each of the component firmware installed on the target system and the available firmware images are cached in the Lifecycle Controller.

Additional information contained in the available properties is:

•Firmware type

•Installed and previous (rolled back) firmware versions

•Installation date

•Vendor IDs

•Revision number

Event alerts

Alerts and actions can be set for certain events that occur on a managed system. An event occurs when the status of a system component has changed to the predefined condition. If an event matches an event filter and this filter is configured to generate an alert (email, SNMP trap, or IPMI alert), an alert is sent to one or more configured destinations. If the same event filter is also configured to perform an action (such as reboot, power cycle, or power off the system), the action is performed. You can set only one action for an event.

Embedded Tech Support Report

Embedded Tech Support Report is used to provide information about health report of hardware, Operating System (OS), and software applications installed on a server. This feature includes application information collected by Dell System E-Support Tool (DSET). This report is used by administrators to resolve business-critical issues. Examples of data collected in an Embedded Tech Support Report are:

•Hardware and inventory

•Information on the server, Lifecycle Controller, and its components

•BIOS order boot information

•Lifecycle Controller log entries

•Firmware-related information

•vFlash SD Card partition information

•TTY logs for PERC controllers and NVMe PCIe SSD drives

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Contents Dell Lifecycle Controller Remote Services Quick Start Guide Page Contents Social media reference Getting started with API collateral and linksIntegrating the Lifecycle Controller API Terms and definitionsBenefits of using iDRAC with Lifecycle Controller IntroductionKey features Why use Lifecycle Controller Remote Services? Licensable features in Lifecycle ControllerWhat’s new in this release? What is the Web Service API? Where can the Lifecycle Controller API be used from?Who can use the API? How is one-to-many management achieved?Other documents you may need Accessing documents from Dell Support Site Contacting DellPage Server configuration profiles Bios configuration Remote Services FeaturesDeployment and configuration IDRAC configurationRAID configuration NIC configuration Operating system deploymentNear Field Communication NFC using the QuickSync feature Configuring advance security using hash passwordConfiguring USB management port MonitorCollecting System Inventory Hardware inventory Lifecycle logEvent alerts System event logFirmware inventory Embedded Tech Support ReportMaintain Out-of-band server performance monitoringServer license import Part replacementServer profile export or import Auto discoveryRetire or repurpose the server Managing the web server certificateJob management Job typesSystem status Getting started with API collateral and links ProfilesLifecycle Controller-related profiles CPU PCI RAID Page XML schema description Web services interface guideWeb service description language MOF Wsdl and XSD API definitionsXML schemas Best practices guideAttribute registry XML Event message registry XML Authorization and licensing requirements for API access White papers Lifecycle Controller and iDRAC white papersBest practices workflow references Integrating the Lifecycle Controller APIAPI clients Sample scripts and toolsApplications using Lifecycle Controller-Remote Services WinRM and OpenWSMAN installation and configurationSocial media reference Systems Management forum sectionTerms and definitions USC

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