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Buying and Uploading a Software License
You are running a trial license until you upgrade to a full product version. Use a
Buy License
link from the product to
navigate to the Dell website and buy a license. Once you buy it, upload it using the Administration Console. This option
only appears if you are using a trial license.
1. In the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter. Do one of the following:
• On the Licensing tab, next to Software License, click Buy License.
• On the Getting Started tab, under Basic Tasks, click Buy License.
NOTE: The license will be sent by e-mail as an XML file. For licensing quires send an e-mail with original
order number to [email protected].
2. In the Dell web page, purchase your license and save the file to a known location.
3. In a web browser, type the Administration Console URL.
Use the format: https://<ApplianceIPAddress>
4. In the Administration Console login window, type the password and click Login.
5. Click Upload license.
6. In the Upload License window, to navigate to the license file, click Browse.
7. Select the license file and then click Upload.
About OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter Licensing
The OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenterhas two types of licenses:
Evaluation
license
The trial version contains a evaluation license for five hosts (servers) that are managed by the
OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter.This is applicable only for 11G and later
generations. This is a default license and is for a 90 days trial period only.
Standard license The full product version contains a standard license for up to ten vCenters and you can
purchase any number of host connections that are managed by the OpenManage Integration
for VMware vCenter.
When you upgrade from a evaluation license to a full standard license, a new license XML file is sent to you by e-mail.
Save the file to your local system and upload the new license file using the Administration Console. Licensing presents
the following information:
• Maximum vCenter Connection Licenses - up to ten registered and in use vCenter connections are allowed.
• Maximum Host Connection Licenses - the number of host connections that were purchased.
• In Use - the number of vCenter connection or host connection licenses in use. For host connection, this number
represents the number of hosts (or servers) that have been discovered and inventoried.
• Available - the number of vCenter connection or host connection licenses available for future use.
• Unlicensed Hosts - The number of host connections that exceeded the licensed amount. The OpenManage
Integration for VMware vCenter continues to function normally, but a new license must be purchased and installed
to resolve this warning
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- Web Client 1
- User's Guide Version 2.1 1
- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings 2
- Contents 3
- Introduction 11
- Inside the VMware vCenter 19
- Understanding Icon Buttons 19
- Locating the Software Version 20
- Refreshing the Screen Content 20
- Licensing Tab 20
- Opening Online Help 21
- Finding Help and Support 21
- Soft iDRAC Reset 22
- Profiles 25
- Creating A Connection Profile 26
- Editing a Connection Profile 28
- Deleting A Connection Profile 30
- Testing a Connection Profile 30
- Viewing Chassis Profiles 30
- Editing a Chassis Profile 31
- Creating A Chassis Profile 31
- Deleting Chassis Profiles 32
- Testing a Chassis Profile 32
- Job Queue 33
- Warranty History 35
- About Logs 37
- Viewing the Logs 38
- Exporting Log Files 38
- Virtual Appliance Management 41
- Settings 51
- About Firmware Updates 53
- User’s Guide 55
- Viewing Events 60
- Chassis Management 75
- Viewing Warranty Details 80
- Viewing Storage 81
- Monitoring a Single Host 85
- Launching Management Consoles 88
- Launching the OMSA Console 89
- Buy License 91
- Single Host 95
- Renewing Host Warranty 117
- Clusters 123
- Datacenters or Clusters 129
- Datacenters and Clusters 131
- OpenManage 142
- This means cache I/O 147
- • Disabled 147
- This means direct I/O 147
- • Enabled 147
- Console Administration 155
- VMware vCenter 156
- Setting Up The HTTP Proxy 158
- Setting Up the NTP Servers 158
- Setting up Global Alerts 160
- Managing Backup And Restore 160
- Scheduling Automatic Backups 161
- Configuring Network Settings 162
- Setting The Local Time Zone 163
- Rebooting Virtual Appliance 163
- Refreshing the Console View 164
- Read-only User Role 164
- Troubleshooting 165
- Dell Management Plug-in 169
- Table 5. Managed Nodes 170
- Clusters page? 172
- Bare Metal Deployment Issues 176
- Contacting Dell 177
- Virtualization—Related Events 179
- Data Integrity 185
- Dell Operation Role 187
- Understanding Privileges 189
- Understanding Auto-Discovery 191
- Auto-Discovery 192
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