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OpenManage Enterprise 4.0.x User's Guide

All Devices screen actions

Click Devices to perform actions on one or more devices in the device list.

The action buttons are context-sensitive to both the group selection from the tree on the left and also for the devices that are selected in the grid. So if the action is group-related, for example Run Inventory on Group and Refresh Health on Group default to the selected group. All device actions default to the selected devices. However, few actions such as Discovery are always applicable without any selection. Also, the type of actions available per device depends on the type of device selected.

NOTE:
  • Before performing any action, ensure you have the necessary user privileges as described in Role and scope-based access.
    • All tasks that require OpenManage Enterprise to communicate with an iDRAC causes a log entry in the iDRAC Lifecycle Log (LC Logs). Various operations, such as discovery and inventory, require authentication requests to the target to retrieve the necessary data. These log entries occur for a short period of time during the discovery or inventory task. Also, when you click the Devices > NAME > Device Details screen, OpenManage Enterprise generates repeated, live requests to the iDRAC to maintain up-to-date data for display. Various factors can increase this activity, such as multiple discovery, inventory, or compliance tasks running simultaneously for a given device. These factors can increase the number of system-related authentication entries. If needed, leverage the Lifecycle Log display filters to restrict which log entries are displayed.

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