Redcell > Database Aging Policies (Dap) - Dell OpenManage Network Manager Client Manual

Server > Server Administration— Monitor resources and administer settings like logging,
caching, search indexes, file upload maximums, e-mail settings, and so on. See Search Indexes
on page 34 for a description of a particularly important function.
This panel is visible to administrators only, and contains helpful settings and resource information related
to the server.
Server > Portal Instance—Lets you configure more than one portal instance on your server.
Server > Plugins Installation— Configure portlet theme and layout plugins here. This panel lets
you add portlets besides those available from Dell OpenManage Network Manager. You can
install free portlets for Google, Youtube, Collab and more. For Dell OpenManage Network
Manager, we include Wikis, Journals, Blogs so, in addition to the collaborative features within
Dell OpenManage Network Manager itself (as in Sharing on page 87, and Status Bar Alerts on
page 75). This means you can collect the knowledge and advice of those managing your
network as it expands or changes. To experiment with this screen's capabilities, click the
Install More Portlets button near the top and explore the subsequent screens.
Server > Updates Manager—Plug-in versioning, uninstalling, and updating.
NOTE:
As long as portlets adhere to open source portlet specifications, you can install them.
Redcell > Database Aging Policies (DAP)
Database Aging Policies prevent the Dell OpenManage Network Manager database from filling up
by filling up by deleting old records. You can also save designated contents to an archive file on a
specified cycle. Database Aging Policies configure which contents to archive, the archive location,
and the configuration of that archive file.
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