Dell PowerEdge MX7000 EMC OpenManage Enterprise-Modular Edition Version 1.20.1 - Page 46

Viewing chassis hardware logs, Configuring OME–Modular, Viewing current configuration

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● Subcategory ● Message Select an alert to view the summary of the alert. You can also perform the following activities on the Alerts page. ● Acknowledge ● Unacknowledge ● Ignore ● Export ● Delete Viewing chassis hardware logs The logs of activities performed on the hardware components associated with the chassis are displayed on the OME-Modular Hardware Logs page. The log details that are displayed include severity, message ID, category, timestamp, and description. You can also view the chassis hardware logs by clicking Devices > Chassis > View Details > Hardware Logs. You can perform the following tasks on the Hardware Logs page: ● Click Advanced Filter to filter the logs based on severity, message ID, start date, end date, or category. ● Click Export > Export Current Page to export all the displayed logs. ● Select a specific log and click Export. NOTE: If a racrestcfg is performed, the message, "CMC8709 and CMC8710 logs are appearing 2 times each, one for slot 1 and other for slot 2", is displayed on the Hardware Logs page. Configuring OME-Modular The Application Settings menu on the home page enables you to configure various settings for OME-Modular. The settings include the following: ● Network ● Users ● Security ● Alerts Viewing current configuration Click Application Settings > Network > Current Settings. The current network, IPv4, and IPv6 settings are displayed. Configuring OME-Modular IP address 1. Click Application Settings > Network > Address Configuration. 2. Ensure that the Enable NIC option is selected. 3. Enable the required IP version-IPv4 or IPv6. NOTE: The IOM and OME-Modular must be registered in the DNS. Else, the message, "Warning: Unit file of rsyslog.service changed on disk, 'systemctl daemon-reload' recommended.", is displayed. NOTE: After rebooting OME-Modular, the public interface with the OME-Modular IP is available after 12 minutes approximately. 4. Enable the DHCP option, and enter the IP address and other details. 46 Logging in to OME-Modular

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●
Subcategory
●
Message
Select an alert to view the summary of the alert.
You can also perform the following activities on the
Alerts
page.
●
Acknowledge
●
Unacknowledge
●
Ignore
●
Export
●
Delete
Viewing chassis hardware logs
The logs of activities performed on the hardware components associated with the chassis are displayed on the OME–Modular
Hardware Logs
page. The log details that are displayed include severity, message ID, category, timestamp, and description. You
can also view the chassis hardware logs by clicking
Devices
>
Chassis
>
View Details
>
Hardware Logs
.
You can perform the following tasks on the
Hardware Logs
page:
●
Click
Advanced Filter
to filter the logs based on severity, message ID, start date, end date, or category.
●
Click
Export
>
Export Current Page
to export all the displayed logs.
●
Select a specific log and click
Export
.
NOTE:
If a
racrestcfg
is performed, the message, "CMC8709 and CMC8710 logs are appearing 2 times each, one for
slot 1 and other for slot 2", is displayed on the
Hardware Logs
page.
Configuring OME–Modular
The
Application Settings
menu on the home page enables you to configure various settings for OME–Modular. The settings
include the following:
●
Network
●
Users
●
Security
●
Alerts
Viewing current configuration
Click
Application Settings
>
Network
>
Current Settings
.
The current network, IPv4, and IPv6 settings are displayed.
Configuring OME–Modular IP address
1.
Click
Application Settings
>
Network
>
Address Configuration
.
2.
Ensure that the
Enable NIC
option is selected.
3.
Enable the required IP version-IPv4 or IPv6.
NOTE:
The IOM and OME–Modular must be registered in the DNS. Else, the message, "Warning: Unit file of
rsyslog.service changed on disk, 'systemctl daemon-reload' recommended.", is displayed.
NOTE:
After rebooting OME–Modular, the public interface with the OME–Modular IP is available after 12 minutes
approximately.
4.
Enable the DHCP option, and enter the IP address and other details.
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Logging in to OME-Modular