Server Inventory For Mcm Group; Saving Server Inventory Report - Dell PowerEdge VRTX User Manual

Table 6. Configuration Service Properties
Property
SNMP configuration
Chassis remote logging
User authentication using LDAP and Active Directory
services
Chassis alerts

Server Inventory for MCM group

A group is a lead chassis that has 0 to 8 chassis group members. The Chassis Group Health page displays all the
member chassis and allows you to save the server inventory report to a file, using standard browser download
capability. The report contains data for:
• All servers currently in all the group chassis (including the leader).
• Empty slots and extension slots (including full height and double width server modules).

Saving Server Inventory Report

To save the server inventory report using the CMC web interface:
1. In the left pane, select the Group.
2. On the Chassis Group Health page, click Save Inventory Report. The File Download dialog box is displayed asking
you to open or save the file.
3. Click Save and specify the path and file name for the server module inventory report.
NOTE: The chassis group leader and chassis group member chassis, and the server module in the associated
chassis, must be turned on to get the most accurate server module inventory report.
Exported Data
The server inventory report contains data that was most recently returned by each Chassis Group member during the
Chassis Group leader's normal polling (after every 30 seconds).
To get the most accurate server inventory report:
• The Chassis Group leader chassis and all Chassis Group member chassis must be in Chassis Power State On.
• All servers in the associated chassis must be turned on.
The inventory data for the associated chassis and servers may be missing in inventory report, if a subset of the Chassis
Group member chassis are:
• In Chassis Power State Off state
• Turned off
NOTE: If a server is inserted while the chassis is turned off, the model number is not displayed anywhere in
the web interface until the chassis is turned on again.
Navigation
In the left pane, click Chassis Overview → Network →
Services → SNMP.
In the left pane, click Chassis Overview → Network →
Services → Remote Syslog.
In the left pane, click Chassis Overview → User
Authentication → Directory Services .
In the left pane, click Chassis Overview, and then click
Alerts.
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