- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Overview of OpenManage Integration with Microsoft Windows Admin Center
- OpenManage Integration with Microsoft Windows Admin Center Licensing
- Compatibility matrix
- Installing Dell OpenManage Integration with Microsoft Windows Admin Center
- Download Dell OpenManage Integration with Microsoft Windows Admin Center
- Install Dell OpenManage Integration with Microsoft Windows Admin Center by using the Microsoft Windows Admin Center Azure DevOps feed
- Install Dell OpenManage Integration with Microsoft Windows Admin Center by using local path or network file share
- Install Dell OpenManage Integration extension including snap-in with Microsoft Windows Admin Center
- Uninstall Dell OpenManage Integration with Microsoft Windows Admin Center
- Upgrading OpenManage Integration with Microsoft Windows Admin Center
- Getting started with OpenManage Integration with Microsoft Windows Admin Center
- Configure Security
- Monitor system details of a server
- Monitor system details of a cluster
- Prepare clusters using Windows Admin Center to monitor in Azure
- Manage PowerEdge servers and clusters
- Update PowerEdge servers using OpenManage Integration extension
- Update nodes Windows Server HCI, Azure Stack HCI, and Failover clusters using OpenManage Integration extension
- Configure DSU and IC settings manually
- Update standalone nodes before deploying an Azure Stack HCI cluster using OpenManage Integration snap-in
- Full Stack Cluster-Aware Updating for Azure Stack HCI clusters using OpenManage Integration snap-in
- Validate and remediate HCI clusters or failover clusters using Dell policies
- Manage CPU cores in clusters or individual nodes
- Expand clusters
- Troubleshooting and Frequently asked questions
- Identifying the generation of your Dell PowerEdge server
- Contacting Dell Technologies
- Appendix
- Two-way mirror
- Dual Parity
- YX5X
- YX3X
- YX2X
- YX4X
- <Windows Directory>
- VBS
- USB
- TMP
- RDMA
- Policy
- OpenManage Integration snap-in
- NIC
- IPMI
- HCI
- Gateway user
- Gateway system
- Gateway administrators
- Full stack update
- FQDN
- CSV
- SCP
- iDRAC
- IC
- HCP
- DSU
- DRM
- OMIMSWAC
Dell OpenManage Integration with Microsoft Windows Admin Center Version 3.0 User’s Guide
Validate and remediate HCI clusters or failover clusters using Dell policies
In the OpenManage Integration extension, you can see the compliance report, remediate, or see suggestions for remediating non-compliant components of HCI clusters and failover clusters using Dell recommended policies.
Although the Secured core, Full stack update, and Integrated Deploy and Update features in the OpenManage Integration extension ensure that cluster is up to date and complies with Dell recommended configurations, the HCI Configuration Profile (HCP) Compliance or Cluster Recommendation feature performs compliance checks against Dell policies to ensure that the cluster shows better resiliency, performance, and remains compliant with Dell recommended configurations throughout the life cycle of the HCI/failover cluster. Use this feature to ensure that:
- The cluster is locked and secured.
- The cluster has supported and symmetrical hardware components. For more information about checks, see HCI configuration profile.
- The cluster has recommended hardware configurations.
- The cluster has operating system configurations that are recommended by Dell Technologies and Microsoft.
Dell Technologies recommends to perform HCP Compliance or Cluster Recommendation checks periodically after deploying a cluster, after creating a cluster, or expanding a cluster to ensure that the cluster is a supported configuration from Dell Technologies.
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