Proscan Portlet - Dell OpenManage Network Manager Client Manual

Re-execute the policy.
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The audit screen that appears should indicate Failure.
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Alarms / Events
Once you have a ProScan policy that has failed, the redcellProScanFailureNotification alarm
appears in the Alarms portlet. Success produces and event, not an alarm (visible in the Event
History portlet) called redcellProScanClearNotification.
To create a response, create processing rules for the event / alarm (see Event Processing Rules on
page 108). For example, you could restore the Compliant-labeled configuration file if
redcellProScanFailureNotification occurs, or send an e-mail to a technician, among many other
responses.
Some Limitations in this Example
Note that this example does not change authentication, either for telnet or SNMP. If it did alter the
SNMP authentication, you would have to create an SNMP authentication alternative before
scanning could occur.

ProScan Portlet

This portlet lets you configure
compliance requirements. You
can use filtering in the Expanded
ProScan Portlet to limit the
visible policies.
The Icon and ProScan Type
columns indicate whether the
policy is a single policy or a group.
Columns also display the Overall
Compliance of a policy, and the
Target(s) (number of devices to
scan), and whether the policy is
Monitored (red means no, green means yes. See Proscan on page 269 in Chapter 7, Monitoring for
details). Finally, you can see whether a policy's execution is scheduled. To execute a policy
manually, go to the Managed Resources portlet, and right-click the targeted device to find the
Change Management menu item. You can Execute ProScan policies that target the device with that
menu item. If you want to execute a ProScan policy not already associated with the device or group,
then select Execute Proscan Policy. A selection screen appears where you can select a policy and
either execute or schedule it.
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