Once downloaded and extracted, there is a Readme file that has more info including supported firmware versions and known issues. Here are the listed fixes and enhancements and a little more info to know.
Fixes & Enhancements
Fixes :
1. If OMSA is not installed, the server's hostname may be reported incorrectly in DRAC inventory.
2. NIC and TEAMED NIC association (Intel) are reported incorrectly.
Enhancements:
1. Simplified discovery and monitoring; Chassis Detailed discovery and Slot discovery do not require RACADM utility.
2. Support for monitoring Dell-branded OEM Servers and Dell OEM-Ready servers.
1. If OMSA is not installed, the server's hostname may be reported incorrectly in DRAC inventory.
2. NIC and TEAMED NIC association (Intel) are reported incorrectly.
Enhancements:
1. Simplified discovery and monitoring; Chassis Detailed discovery and Slot discovery do not require RACADM utility.
2. Support for monitoring Dell-branded OEM Servers and Dell OEM-Ready servers.
More info to know
Server Monitoring (Agent-based):
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* The Attribute "Enable Correlation" for "Dell Windows Server Physical and
Teamed Relationship Discovery Rule" is set to "False" for all Teamed Network
Interface (Enriched) in the Dell Windows Server (Detailed Edition)
Management Pack. Set the attribute value to "True", to see the relationships
between Physical and Teamed Network Interfaces in the "Complete Diagram View",
"Modular Systems Diagram View" and "Monolithic Servers Diagram View"
* The Performance Rules "Total Transmitted Packets", "Received Bytes",
"Total Received Packets" and "Transmitted Bytes" are disabled by default for
all Physical Network Interface (Enriched) in the Dell Windows Server
(Detailed Edition) Management Pack. Enable these rules to generate
performance statistics for the Physical Network Interfaces.
* The Performance Rules "Total Transmitted Packets", "Received Bytes",
"Total Received Packets" and "Transmitted Bytes" are disabled by default for
all Teamed Network Interface (Enriched) in the Dell Windows Server
(Detailed Edition) Management Pack. Enable these rules to generate
performance statistics for the Teamed Network Interfaces.
* The Dependency Monitor "Dell Server Availability Rollup (from iDRAC)"
is disabled by default for all Dell Servers in the Dell Scalable management
pack. Enable this monitor to rollup the iDRAC network interface health to
the Dell Server health.
* The Performance Rule "Dell Server (Agent-based) Physical Disk (SSD)
Performance", is disabled by default for all Physical Disks and is a part of
the Dell Windows Server (Detailed Edition) Management Pack. Enable this rule
to generate performance statistics for the Remaining Rated Endurance Level of
the SSDs (Solid State Drives).
Server Monitoring (Agent-free):
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* To use the Server Agent-free features, download the Microsoft WS-Management
template from the Microsoft download location mentioned in the Dell Server
Management Pack Suite Version 6.2 User’s Guide.
* Performance rules are disabled by default. Enable "Dell Server Performance
rule" to view the Server performance data (temperature, power and Network
Interface Card (NIC)and CPU, Memory, IO and CUPS).
* Performance Unit Monitors are disabled by default. Enable the performance
unit monitors to get performance health status.
* Health Monitoring for components under Software RAID controllers is not
supported. Data required for health monitoring not available from the device
for such components.
* Network Link status for PowerEdge FX2/FX2s shows internal NIC connectivity;
network cable removal does not affect Network Link status for PowerEdge
FX2/FX2s.
Remote Access Monitoring:
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* The Unit Monitor "Device Status Check" is disabled for all Dell Remote Access
Controllers in the Dell Remote Access Controller Management Pack for
SCOM 2007 R2.
Chassis Monitoring:
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* In Slot Discovery, the slot name for the slots containing FD332 Storage block,
will be shown as SLOT-(Slot Number).
* Slot names displayed by CMC Slot Discovery may differ from the slot names
shown by the CMC web console.
* The Discovery Rule "Dell Chassis Detailed Discovery" in the Dell Chassis
(Detailed Edition) Management Pack discovers and monitors the Chassis
components (Storage, Fans, Chassis Management controllers, PCIe devices etc.)
This discovery requires the creation of Run As accounts for the Dell Chassis
in your network and have them associated with the "Dell CMC Login Account".
For more information on configuring Run As Accounts refer to the User’s Guide.
This discovery also uses RACADM to connect to the Dell Chassis. The racadm
uses Internet Explorer Proxy Settings of SCOM Health Service user account to
connect to the CMC Devices. Ensure that Internet Explorer Proxy Settings of
the SCOM Health Service user account is configured such that CMC devices are
reachable. For instructions on modifying the Internet Explorer settings, see
Microsoft KB article 135982.
* The Discovery Rule "Dell CMC Slot Discovery" is disabled for all Dell Chassis
Management Controllers in the Dell Chassis Management Controller Management
Pack. Enable this rule to discover server modules and free slots for Dell
Chassis Management Controllers after you have created Run As Accounts for the
CMC devices in your network and associated them with the "Dell CMC Login
Account". For more information on configuring Run As Accounts refer to the
User’s Guide.
* The Unit Monitor "Device Status Check" is disabled for all Dell Chassis
Management Controllers in the Dell Chassis Management Controller Management
Pack for SCOM 2007 R2.
* To monitor the health of Chassis devices, associate the community string Run
As account with the SNMP Monitoring Account with the target as Dell Modular
Chassis class or respective Chassis object (if you have different Run As
accounts for different Chassis devices.)
