Dell OpenManage Network Manager Web Client Guide 5.0 - Page 309

has run, you may also see a Not Executed (blue) status. Each run date for the policy and equipment combination selected in the list at the top of the detail panel screen appears as a row in this panel. Tip You can also see compliance failure messages in OpenManage Network Manager's audit trails. Compliance scans do not stop the first time they fail. They continue so all failures of compliance in the entire device configuration appear cataloged in the result. Each time OpenManage Network Manager executes a compliance policy it stores a history record in the database. Similarly, edits to these policies update history records. When you edit a compliance policy to add/remove equipment, OpenManage Network Manager creates or deletes the corresponding history record. Every time OpenManage Network Manager executes the compliance policy, it updates the Last Run Date, Status and Details on the history record. NOTE: Executing Proscan policy triggers may trigger a benign warning that "No proscan policies have target group(s)" if that is the case. You can safely ignore this warning message. Groups When you run a ProScan group policy, the history for the group appears in this detail panel just as it would for a single policy. History concatenates the results of the component policies, as does reporting. See Compliance and Change Reporting on page 330. Tip You can print a Compliance Policy Violation report from Report Manager. It produces a document based on the Compliance Policy History. ProScan Portlet | Change Management / ProScan 309