How To: Schedule Actions - Dell OpenManage Network Manager Client Manual

The appearance of Network Status depends on the default ICMP monitor (see Resource
Monitors on page 245. If you exclude this equipment from the monitor or disable it (for
example, for performance reasons) then a status may appear, but it is not meaningful.
Creator— The logged in user that created this record in the database.
Firmware Version—This resource's firmware version.
Backup Result—The result of any attempted configuration file backup for this resource.
Managed By Hostname—True/false. True means DNS rather IP address is how OpenManage
Network Manager manages this resources.
Model— The resource's model number.
Equipment Icon— The resource's icon (typically related to the Vendor).
Equipment Type—The resource's type. For example Router.
Location Name— The resource's location.
IP Address—The resource's IP address.
Discovery Date— When the resource was discovered.
Administrative State—One of three descriptive values. The options are:
Locked—Device use is prohibited.
Shutting Down—Only existing users can use the device.
Unlocked—Normal use of device is permitted.
Hardware Version— The resource's hardware version.
Last Backup—When the resource's configuration was last backed up.
Last Modified— When the resource's configuration was last modified.
Equipment Name— The resource's name on the network.
Alarm Severity— The most severe alarm on the resource.
Restore Result— The result of any attempted restoration of configuration for this resource.
Description— A text description of the device.
How To:
Schedule Actions
To schedule an action triggered from a right-click menu (for example from Managed Resources)
rather than execute it immediately, follow these steps.
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