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Viewing the Alarm and Event Settings

Once alarms and events are configured you can view if the vCenter alarms for hosts are enabled and which event

posting level is selected on the Settings tab.

1. In the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenterManage → Settings tab, under vCenter Settings, expand

Events and Alarms.

2. Under Events and Alarms you can view the following:

• vCenter Alarms for Dell Hosts: Displays either Enabled or Disabled.

• Event Posting Level

To see the event posting levels that can display, see Understanding Alarms and Events.

3. To configure alarms and events, see Configuring Events and Alarms

Viewing Events

Configure events before you can view them in the Events tab, see Configuring Events and Alarms.

View the events for a host, cluster or datacenter on the Events tab.

1. In OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter, in the Navigator, click Hosts, Datacenter or Clusters.

2. On the Objects tab, select the specific host, datacenter or cluster for which you want to view events.

3. On the Monitor tab, click Events.

4. To view more event details, select a specific event.

Viewing the Data Retrieval Schedules for Inventory and Warranty

1. In the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter, on the Manage → Settings tab, under vCenter Settings, click

Data Retrieval Schedule.

Clicking Data Retrieval Schedule expands to expose the schedules for inventory and warranty.

2. For either Inventory or Warranty Retrieval, view the settings:

• Shows whether the option is enabled or disabled

• Displays the week days for which it is enabled.

• Displays the time of day it is enabled.

3. If you click Data Retrieval Schedule again, it rolls up the information into a single line and displays whether the

option is enabled or disabled.

4. If you want to edit the Data Retrieval Schedule, see Modifying Inventory Job Schedules or Modifying a Warranty

Job Schedule.

Understanding Using OMSA with 11th Generation Servers

On servers earlier than Dell PowerEdge 12th generation servers, you must install OMSA to work with the OpenManage

Integration for VMware vCenter. You can install OMSA automatically on Dell PowerEdge 11th generation hosts during

deployment, or if you want to install it manually, you may still do so.

To configure OMSA on Dell PowerEdge 11th generation hosts, choose from the following:

• Deploying the OMSA Agent onto an ESXi System

• Deploying the OMSA Agent onto an ESX System

• Setting up an OMSA Trap Destination

• Editing the OMSA Link

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