- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Revision history
- Introduction
- Revision history
- Getting started
- Monitoring system health
- Managing system resources in services
- Discovering resources
- Managing credentials
- Managing compliance
- Updating PowerFlex Manager and components
- Expanding a system
- Managing the PowerFlex Manager virtual appliance
- Troubleshooting and support
Dell EMC PowerFlex Rack Using PowerFlex Manager
Alerts
You can configure PowerFlex Manager to receive and display alerts from discovered PowerFlex rack components.
The alert connector is available through PowerFlex Manager. It sends alerts on the health of PowerFlex nodes securely through Secure Remote Services. Secure Remote Services routes alerts to the Dell Technologies Support queue for diagnosis and dispatch.
During node discovery, you can configure iDRAC nodes to automatically send alerts to PowerFlex Manager. PowerFlex Manager receives SNMP alerts directly from iDRAC and forwards them to Secure Remote Services.
If not done at discovery, you can configure iDRAC nodes to automatically send alerts to PowerFlex Manager by editing the alert connector settings and selecting the Configure nodes for alert connector option.
You can configure Dell EMC Networking OS10 switches to automatically send alerts to PowerFlex Manager by selecting the automatic configuration option during discovery.
You must manually configure CloudLink to send alerts to PowerFlex Manager.
You can configure the alert connector to send email alerts to one or more recipient email addresses you provide. You can receive these alerts in addition to, or instead of, Secure Remote Services alerts.
When the system is registered for alerting, a system topology report is automatically sent weekly to Secure Remote Services.
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