#Server hardware monitor how to#

# yum install srvadmin-all# /opt/dell/srvadmin/sbin/srvadmin-services.sh startĪuto-start the service on boot: # /opt/dell/srvadmin/sbin/srvadmin-services. This will download approximately 74 MB of software packages. To perform a full install (including the OMSA web-gui) issue the following commands. # yum install srvadmin-storageservices srvadmin-base# /opt/dell/srvadmin/sbin/srvadmin-services.sh start Usage : snmpwalk.bat/sh version community port hostname / Ip hardware version version of SNMP agent v1 / v2. Via command prompt go to AppManagerHome/bin/troubleshooting directory and execute the SNMPwalk file with the usage below. To perform a minimal install of OMSA (no web-gui) issue the following commands. Verify Applications Manager is able to collect hardware status by the below steps. Installing OMSAįirst install the repository configuration file for Dell System Update This requires your server to have http-access to .įollow the instructions on this page to install the DSU repository: Using the web-interface of 'Dell OpenManage Server Administrator, provided by the software 'Dell OpenManage Server Administrator Managed Node', a.k.a OMSA, you can also perform some basic tasks like initiating a rebuild of an array. This way you can for example discover outdated firmware. Please use the method described below since it offers gives you the possibility to study the health of your server in detail. These plugins should not be used any more. On op5's third generation 'standard' and 'large' models (PE-1950, R410) the local hardware was previously monitored using check_megaraid and check_ipmi.

On these models the status of the raid-mirror was monitored using check_linux_raid. Op5's first and second generation servers used Linux software raid.

PE-sc1425 (a.k.a 'entry', third generation).

The method described in this white-paper does not apply to:

PE-R210 (a.k.a 'Entry' sixth generation).

'standard' and 'large', fifth generation)

PE-1950 (a.k.a 'standard' and 'large', fourth generation).

PE-860 (a.k.a 'entry', fourth generation).

The method described in this white-paper applies to the following models:

#Server hardware monitor how to#

This how-to describes how to monitor the local hardware of you OP5 server.