Dell 2.3 manual Viewing Storage Inventory, Viewing Host Power Monitoring

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Related Tasks:

•Viewing And Editing An Existing Connection Profile

•Modifying An Inventory Job Schedule

The OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter has two types of licenses:

•Evaluation license: The trial version contains a demo license for five hosts (servers) that are managed by the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter.

•Standard license: The full product version contains a product license for ten vCenters and the purchased number of host connections that are managed by the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter.

Related Tasks:

•About OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter Licensing

•Uploading OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter License To The Administration Console

Viewing Storage Inventory

The host system storage provides a graphical and detailed view of the capacity and type of physical and logical storage for storage connected to a host-based storage controller, including:

•Host system total storage, unconfigured, configured, and global hot spare disks capacity

•List of how many of each storage component is present in the system

•Component data table that contains detailed information on that component

To view storage data:

1.In vSphere Client, select a host and then select the OpenManage Integration Tab.

2.In the Host Overview page, in the left pane, click Storage.

3.In the Storage page, view the graphical summary or use the table and View and Filter drop-down lists to sort your inventory information.

Viewing Host Power Monitoring

The host system power monitoring provides general power information, energy statistics, and reserve power information, including:

•Current power budget, profile, warning and failure thresholds

•Energy consumption, system peak power, and amperage statistics

•Reserve power and peak reserve capacity

To view host power monitoring:

1.In vSphere Client, select your host, then select the OpenManage Integration tab.

2.In the left pane, under Host Information, click Power Monitoring.

3.In the Power Monitoring page, view the power for this host.

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