Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter 2.1 Technical White Paper
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1. 8 Chassis Inventory using the Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter eb Client vvv wv a gt a gt Gi gt gt a gt GD gt a gt Gi gt fi ef Getting Started Monitor Manage Licensing Help and Support To effectively run today s data centers you need to manage both the virtual and physical infrastructure Unfortunately this typically means that you have to use multiple disconnected tools and processes to manage your environment stealing valuable time away from your work day and introducing potential errors The OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter is a native VMware vCenter plug in that solves this problem by streamlining the tools and tasks associated with the management of Dell servers in the vSphere environment Basic Tasks Start Initial Configuration Wizard Figure5 The Getting Started tab The power to do more Explore Further Version Information Product Documentation Creating a Chassis Profile is a management action Click the Manage tab to open the Manage page In the Manage tab the Profiles and Settings buttons are displayed Click the Profiles button eb Client a a h ah A a gt E gt EE gt a gt gD gt a gt a gt a gt a gt a gt a gt in gt 4 Credential Profiles E fii 7 Getting Started Monitor Manage Licensing Help and Support Credential Profiles Connection Profiles Chassis Profiles Con2. VO Modules 2 Broadcom Corporation Netxtreme I BCMS57 710 10 Off C Unmapped NA ALIE F 3 Broadcom Corporation NetXtreme Il BCM5 710 10 On B F9d26y1 2 Firmware Storage 4 Empty N A Cc Unmapped NA Management Controller 5 Empty NIA C Unmapped NIA Warranty 6 Empty NIA B Unmapped NIA T Broadcom Corporation Netttreme BCM5720 Gigabit On B F9od 8y1 2 8 Broadcom Corporation NetXtreme IIBCM5781010 Off B Unmapped NIA Slot Type High Profile Server Mapping Sqscbz1 Assignment Status Assigned Allocated Slot Power 88 W PCI ID Ox1639 Vendor ID Ox14E4 Figure 20 Chassis Information page PCle information 5 5 4 Hosts Associated with the Chassis The Manage tab for a Dell chassis shows a list of Dell hosts that belong to the chassis If you click on the IP address the host in the web client is opened 172 17 1 208 Actions v Summary Monitor Manage Q Filter Host Mame la Service Tag Model IDFA IP Slot Location Last Inventory A 1722828 5QRCBZ1 PowerEdge M520 172 17 1 179 Slot 04 4 28 2014 3 02 43 AM GMT 5 H 17228 29 79C48Y1 PowerEdge M520 172 17 2 29 Slot 03 4 28 2014 3 02 40 AM GMT 5 Figure 21 Chassis manage tab related hosts 19 Chassis Inventory using the Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter 5 5 5 Host Health Summary Portlet Status information about the Dell chassis health is now displayed for the associated hosts The host Summary page has a Dell Host Health portlet that displays the Chassis Global Statu
3. User Name User Name or Domain User Name Password Password Verify Password Verify Password Finish Figure 8 Step 1 of the Chassis Profile Wizard After typing the required information click Next A list of discovered chassis with checkboxes beside their IP is displayed Use this page to select one or more chassis to associate with the chassis profile 10 Chassis Inventory using the Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter Select chassis to be associated with this chassis profile LI IFiHost Mame la Chassis Name Service Tag Model Profile Name LJ 172171208 79028Y1 E 172171220 BT3Y651 3 Cancel i Figure 9 The Select Chassis page in the Chassis Profile wizard After selecting the chassis to associate the selected chassis is displayed in the Associated Chassis list Click Finish to complete the wizard and save the chassis profile A confirmation message Is displayed HH Chassis Profile Created successfully created Chassis Profile Chassis y Profile Figure 10 Chassis Profile Created confirmation message 2 2 Editing Removing and Testing a Chassis Profile A chassis profile can be edited by highlighting the chassis profile in the list and clicking on the appropriate action item The icons for the action items are greyed out if a chassis profile is not selected The pencil icon is for editing the red X for deleting and the chassis icon with two arrows is used for tes
4. Filter x E 172 17 1 220 x Name IP iv Service Tag CMC URL Model Location Last Inventory Available Slots Profile Name fi 172 17 1 220 BT3Y6S1 https 172 17 1 220 0 Not Associated Ht 172 17 1 208 79D38Y1 https 172 17 1 208 0 Not Associated Figure 2 Dell Chassis objects with minimal information after discovery After discovery the minimal information about the objects available on the Dell Chassis page is CMC IP address Service Tag CMC URL After a chassis has been inventoried additional information about the chassis and its components is displayed Chassis Inventory using the Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter 1 2 Removing a discovered chassis If the hosts associated with a discovered chassis have been removed the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter still knows about the chassis If you no longer want to view the chassis information you can remove the chassis from the Actions menu under the Objects tab on the Dell Chassis page or right click on the chassis and then select Remove Chassis x g Adions Mare IF Service Tag CMC URL Model https 172 177 1206 Ed 1721 H Actions 1 Chassis https W172 17 1 220 Ed 172 1 9 Remove Chassis Figure 3 Removing a chassis using the right click context menu NOTE If one or more hosts belonging to the chassis is assigned to a connection profile and inventoried as part of the host inventory process the chassis reappears as a discovered chass
5. Integration for VMware vCenter 2 Adding the discovered chassis to a Chassis Profile 5 Inventory of the chassis Chassis Inventory using the Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter 1 1 6 Chassis Discovery Chassis Discovery is the term used when the Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter obtains information about the existence of a chassis Chassis discovered during host inventory A chassis is discovered when a Dell 10 Generation or latest blade server configured as a VMware host is inventoried by the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter The chassis for which the blade server belongs is identified and during the host inventory process only basic information about the chassis is retrieved and stored NOTE Discovered chassis information is visible from the integration in the VMware web client only In the vCenter Home context the number of chassis is visible on the left hand navigation menu The number of discovered chassis is displayed next to the Dell Chassis menu item Le VM LeMipld les Pl Dell OpenManage Integration fit Dell Chassis gt H Dell Hosts Figure 1 Number of discovered chassis as displayed on the Dell chassis menu item If you click on the Dell Chassis menu item a list of the discovered chassis is displayed vSphere Web Client vmware vSphere Web Client fA 4 vCenter gt g Del Chassis E o E 172 17 1 208 Actions v Q
6. inventoried immediately after the hosts for any vCenter are inventoried You can adjust the host inventory schedule in the Monitor tab on the Job Queue and Hosts Inventory history pages To adjust the inventory schedule clicking on the calendar icon Inventory Data Retrieval 172 22 1 187 You must run periodic inventories on Dell Infrastructure to make sure the OpenManage Integration uses and displays accurate data Dell recommends running inventory once per week Inventory requires minimal resources and does not impact performance Configure the schedule below Note Chassis associated with a Dell servers will be discovered A chassis thatis part of chassis profile will be inventoried using the chassis profile credentials Inventory Data Yj Enable Inventory Data Retrieval Recommended Inventory Data Retrieval Schedule V Monday V Friday V Tuesday v Saturday v Wednesday v Sunday W Thursday Inventory Data Retrieval Time 3 00 AM GMT 5 Note The time you enter is for your local time zone Calculate any time difference needed to run this task at the proper time on the OpenManage Integration virtual appliance Figure 12 Adjusting the host inventory schedule on the Host Inventory history page Initiating a Chassis Inventory on Demand A chassis inventory can be initiated on demand for all of the connection profiles To perfom this task click the Monitor tab click the Job Queue button in the left pane c
7. new set of alerts that are registered with the VMware vCenter Introduction The purpose of this white paper is to provide information about monitoring a chassis by Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter instructions on creating a chassis profile and additional information about the integration points for displaying health and inventory information presented by the integration Objective Using this whitepaper as a guide the user should have a better understanding about the chassis discovery process and how to configure a chassis profile With a chassis profile created the user should be able to see Inventory and health information about the managed chassis Prerequisites The OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter is designed to display chassis information within the VMware vSphere web client only Chassis information is not available within the OpenManage Integration desktop client Chassis information is only available for Dell 10 generation or latest blade servers and designed for the Dell M1000e and Dell VRTX blade chassis The OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter version 2 1 or later should be installed and configured as specified in the User s Guide If you want to view information about chassis and health in the VMware web client the chassis must first be discovered and inventoried The required configuration prerequisites to monitor the chassis from the web client are 1 Discovery of the chassis by the OpenManage
8. Is displayed On this page an overview of basic information about the chassis is displayed first The left menu provides additional information about chassis components 17 Chassis Inventory using the Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter 172 17 1 208 Actions Summary Monitor Manage Overview Name CMC 79D38Y1 v Hardware Inventory Model PowerEdge VRTX Firmware 1 30 400 201402180270 service Tag 79D38Y1 Power Supplies IP Address 172 17 1 208 Temperature Sensors VO Modules PCle Fans ye Fans 6 Temperature Sensors 5 Go PCle 5 l E Firmware 4 Power Supplies 4 R VO Modules 1 z Storage Capacity Storage 727 TB Management Controller Warranty Figure 19 Chassis Information page overview menu item Depending on the type of chassis different information may be displayed in the hardware information If the chassis is a Dell VRTX storage and PCle information is displayed If the chassis is a M1000e and contains an Equallogic PS M1xxx storage array basic information about the array is displayed 18 Chassis Inventory using the Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter 172 17 1 208 A Actions Summary Monitor Manage 4 Ece Pee Hardware Inventory Last Inventory Monday April 28 2014 9 01 15 AM GMT 3 Fans PCle Slot Server Slot Power Supplies Slot ia Mame Power Status Fabric Harme Humber Temperature Sensors Ea Sane Broadcom Corporation Netttreme ll BCM5 09 Giga
9. T Chassis Inventory using the Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter How to configure and view Dell chassis inventory and health information from within the VMware vCenter Web Client using the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter Irfan Azam Kathleen Hattaway Michael Hepfer Sangita Pandit Michael Regert May 2014 A Dell Technical White Paper Revisions Pate Description THIS WHITE PAPER IS FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND MAY CONTAIN TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS AND TECHNICAL INACCURACIES THE CONTENT IS PROVIDED AS IS WITHOUT EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND 2014 Dell Inc All rights reserved Reproduction of this material in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of Dell Inc is strictly forbidden For more information contact Dell PRODUCT WARRANTIES APPLICABLE TO THE DELL PRODUCTS DESCRIBED IN THIS DOCUMENT MAY BE FOUND AT http www dell com learn us en 19 terms of sale commercial and public sector Performance of network reference architectures discussed in this document may vary with differing deployment conditions network loads and the like Third party products may be included in reference architectures for the convenience of the reader Inclusion of such third party products does not necessarily constitute Dell s recommendation of those products Please consult your Dell representative for additional information Trademarks used in this text Dell the Dell logo D
10. als are required for the connection profile to save properly If a hostis running ESXi and has lockdown mode enabled or does not support the OMSA agent then these credentials are saved as part of the profile but not used Chassis Profiles Chassis Management Controller credentials with administrator privileges enable communication between the chassis and the OpenManage Integration These credentials are used in enabling features like inventory and health to be represented inside VMware s vCenter Server Figure 6 The Connection Profiles menu option 9 Chassis Inventory using the Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter In the left pane click Credential Profiles to expand the menu and then click on the Chassis Profile option The existing chassis profiles are displayed in the list Getting Started Monitor Manage Licensing Help and Support 4 X wv Credential Profiles Profile Name Description Chassis IP Host Name Chassis Service Tag Date Modified Connection Profiles This list is empty Chassis Profiles Figure 7 The Chassis Profiles menu option If you click on the green plus sign in the action menu a new Chassis Profile is created A Chassis Profile Wizard is displayed and then type the required name and credentials to be used before continuing to the next step 1 Name and Credentials Chassis Profile 2 Associated Chassis Profile Name Profile Name Description Description Credentials
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12. ed States and or other countries VMware Virtual SMP vMotion vCenter and vSphere are registered trademarks or trademarks of VMware Inc in the United States or other countries IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation Broadcom and NetXtreme are registered trademarks of Broadcom Corporation Qlogic is a registered trademark of QLogic Corporation Other trademarks and trade names may be used in this document to refer to either the entities claiming the marks and or names or their products and are the property of their respective owners Dell disclaims proprietary interest in the marks and names of others 5 Chassis Inventory using the Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter Table of contents A BSN US gape cect rte meted neh tennis esl ct scr cee ence E nec de oe eamteerth cee eevee rouseaeteaen at 2 E XECUUVE SUMINI y ei E E E E E AE 5 POGUE O aeann E E E E E E E E E E E E N S 5 Be CASSIS DECOY eee E E E E E E N 6 1 1 Chassis discovered during host INVentory cc cccccccc ccs ceeeeeecceeeeececeeeeessseeeeeeeeeeeeeeececeeesssssssaaaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeenttntaaes 6 l2 Removing CISCO POC ASS sorsia esd i aR EEE remnesmrnsandiiheasdedanataeniitls SO IREO AEN NE AA EAEE EERTE SEEE ERRES 7 PE OF A E EEE EE E E E EA E A eee A A A E eee ee 8 2L Creating a Chassis ad KO gt Beene ee een meee E E E E E oe me eee eee ee Ei 8 2 2 Editing Removing and Testing a Chassis Profile ccc c
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14. is after the host inventory process completes 7 Chassis Inventory using the Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter 2 Chassis Profile A chassis profile is similar to a host connection profile and used to associate one or more chassis with credentials that is used to access the CMC to obtain inventory and health information 2 1 Creating a Chassis Profile Use the Home icon or Home menu item in the VMware vSphere Web Client to access the Home page Under Administration click OpenManage Integration vmware vSphere Web Client ft gt D G Home fi Home Getting Started Home 4 vCenter E vCenter gj Rules and Profiles gt vCenter Orchestrator gt EP ldi O gt Inventories Administration vCenter Hosts and VMs and Storage Networking vCenter Clusters Templates Orchestrator Tasks Log Browser Monitoring A Events z r wv w amp amp amp 8 Q New Search gt Task Console Event Console Host Profiles VM Storage Customization vCenter Policies Specification Operations Saved Searches gt Manager Manager Administration e R A Roles Licensing vCenter OpenManage Solutions Integration Manager Figure 4 The OpenManage Integration icon in the Administration section on the Home page The OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter page opens and the following tabs are displayed Getting Started Monitor Manage Licensing Help and Support
15. lick Chassis Inventory and then click the 15 Chassis Inventory using the Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter out 20 Geo ll 14 play icon Additionally the table displays information about the last inventory ran for each chassis that belongs to a chassis profile OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter Getting Started Monitor Manage Licensing Help and Support Log Job Queue Q Last Inventory Monday April 28 2014 9 00 28 AM GMT 5 Firmware Updates Chassis IP Service Tag Status Duration MM SS Start Date and Time End Date and Time w Inventory History 172 17 1 208 79D38Y1 Successful 00 55 4 28 2014 9 00 28 A 4 28 2014 9 01 24 AM Hosts Inventory Chassis Inventory gt Warranty History Figure 15 Chassis Inventory history page NOTE A schedule icon is not available Chassis inventory runs immediately after a scheduled host inventory Viewing Chassis Inventory and Health After inventorying a chassis additional information about the chassis is displayed in the Dell Chassis object list and the chassis information pages are now populated with information Dell Chassis Object List After a chassis has been inventoried the following columns should contain information e Name e CMCIP e Service Tag e CMC URL e Model e Location e Last Inventory e Available Slots e Chassis Profile Name A gray icon beside the value in the CMC IP column indicates that the chas
16. nection Profiles OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter requires login credentials to communicate with the Dell infrastructure in the virtual environment Connection and Chassis are the two types of profiles used in the OpenManage Integration These profiles are associated with hosts and chassis respectively to enable the key management features of the product If your solution includes Dell PowerEdge 11th generation servers the user credentials are used to communicate with the OpenManage Server Administrator OMSA agent You need both the integrated Dell Remote Access Controller DRAC administrator credentials and the host root credentials for the virtual appliance to communicate with the hosts on the network E iDRAC Credentials To connect using the iDRAC6 or later remote access controller it must be accessible and have valid administrator credentials configured See the Release Notes for a list of servers that support iDRAC6 controllers Note Not all servers support an iDRACE6 controller therefore this step is not required for all communications E Host Root The host root credentials are used to communicate with the hosts using VMware vCenter as well as the OMSA agent To connect using an OMSA agent install the OMSA agent and configure the login credentials For the OMSA agent configuration instructions see the Release Notes for a list of Dell servers that support the OMSA agent and the Users Guide Note Host root credenti
17. r Normal Healthy A Warning E Critical Not Present Figure 16 Legend for M1000e chassis with firmware version 4 4 and later and VRTX chassis Chassis Inventory using the Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter 2 07 1 206 ACONS Summary Monitor Manage Name CMC 7T9D3871 Chassis Health CMC Express License Warranty Model PowerEdge VRTX Healthy License Type Perpetual Remaining 0 days Firmware 1 30 A00 201402180270 Never Expires Used 0 of 0 days Semice Tag T9D38Y1 CMC 172 17 1 208 Active Errors Severity Module Message This listis empty VO Cable Main Board Blower FPC Cable CMC DVD Server Switch Fan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Power Supply Figure 17 Chassis summary page 16 Chassis Inventory using the Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter Chassis Health 96 A 0 x 0 f 0 H Main Board 1 0 0 0 H Blower 4 0 0 0 t Storage 1 0 0 0 t VO Cable 1 0 0 0 t DVD 0 0 Switch 1 0 0 QO t Fan 6 0 0 0 Server server 14 Unmanaged Healthy Server 2 Unmanaged Healthy Sever 3 f9c4ey1 customer local Healthy server 4 Sqrcbz1 customer local Healthy t FPC Cable 1 0 0 D te CMC 2 0 0 0 t Power Supply 4 0 0 0 Figure 18 Unmanaged is displayed for hosts that have not been added to a connection profile within this vCenter 5 5 5 Chassis Information Page If you click on the Monitor tab the chassis information page
18. s Dell Host Health O Server Global Status Server Memory Healthy EEN eas Processors Temperatures Chassis Global Status EON 4 Voltages Batteries Healthy a Power Management Figure 22 Dell Host Health for a host associated with a chassis Conclusion Starting with version 2 1 the Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter presents information about the chassis to the VMware vSphere web client By configuring a chassis profile as shown an administrator can view high level inventory and health information for their associated chassis and then drill down to additional information as required without the logging in to the CMC web console 20 Chassis Inventory using the Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter
19. sis is not associated with a chassis profile Chassis Inventory using the Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter 5 5 2 15 H Dell Chassis Objects x Actions Q Name IP ia Service Tag CMC URL Model Location Last Inventory Available Slots Profile Name CMC 79D38Y1 i 172 17 1 208 79D38Y1 https 172 17 1 208 PowerEdge VRTX UNDEFINED 4 28 2014 9 01 15AM GMT 5 0 Chassis Profile1 W 172 17 1 220 BT3Y6S1 https 172 17 1 220 0 Not Associated Figure 14 The dell chassis object list showing a chassis that has been inventoried Chassis Summary Page If you click or double click on a chassis the chassis information page for the selected chassis is opened By default the Summary page is displayed which contains an overview of health licensing and warranty information followed by a list of any active errors Further after the active error additional information about chassis health and the health of the components on the chassis is available The active errors provides more information about the health of the components and the reason why the component health is not okay Active errors information is only available for M1000e chassis with firmware version 4 4 or later and VRTX chassis You can find a legend for the chassis health statuses in the bottom right corner on the Summary page Normal Healthy Y Warning or Critical Not Ok Not Present Figure 15 Legend for M1000e chassis with firmware version 4 5 and earlie
20. ting the connectivity with the chassis using the credentials provided in the chassis profile 11 Chassis Inventory using the Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter out Upentlaniage integration tor Vhilware Venter Getting Started Monitor Manage Licensing Help and Support settings 7 x Es Credential Profiles Profile Mame Desoiption Chassis IP Host Name Chassis Service Tag Date Modi comecton Pots eS Figure 11 Highlighting a chassis enables the action item icons to edit remove and test 12 Chassis Inventory using the Dell OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter 5 1 32 Chassis Inventory and Health Chassis inventory is the process of using the credentials in the Chassis Profile to obtain and store additional information about the chassis into the OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter database This inventory information is then available for use and is displayed on the various pages provided by the integration A chassis inventory occurs after a chassis has been added to a chassis profile Additionally it is designed to run as part of a scheduled inventory process or can be initiated on demand Chassis health information is obtained on demand when a page is clicked The page is not refreshed automatically To get the latest data a page refresh is required Scheduled Chassis Inventory Chassis inventory does not have its own schedule All chassis that are part of a chassis profile are
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