Dell EMC PowerEdge R7425 - Dell EMC Openmanage Systems Management Tools, Utilities and Protocols

If you are remote, you can access iDRAC over a secure IP network. If you are at-the-server, an iDRAC can be accessed directly by
tapping an NFC-enabled android mobile device on a PowerEdge “Quick Sync” bezel to perform several basic bare-metal
conguration tasks such as assigning an IP address, and changing server credentials or the boot order.
Key Features of OpenManage Mobile (When connected through OpenManage Essentials console):
• Connect to multiple servers which have OME installed, from a single mobile device.
• Connect to multiple servers individually through the iDRAC interface.
• Receive critical alert notication on your mobile device as they arrive into your OpenManage Essentials management console.
• Acknowledge, forward, and delete alerts from your mobile device.
• Browse through device details, rmware inventory, and event logs of individual systems.
• Perform several server management functions such as power-on, power cycle, reboot, and shutdown from the mobile
application.
Key Features of OpenManage Mobile (When connected through iDRAC):
• Connect to any 14th gen, 13th gen, or 12th gen server remotely
• Access 14th gen rack or tower server through Quick Sync 2 module.
• Assign IP address, change credentials, and update common BIOS attributes for Bare Metal Conguration
• Congure one server manually, or multiple servers simultaneously through a template.
• Browse server details, health status, hardware & rmware inventory, networking details, and System Event or LC logs. Share this
information easily with other IT Administrators.
• Access SupportAssist reports, Last Crash screen and video (PowerEdge 14th gen servers)
• Access Virtual Console (and reduce the need for crash carts).
• Power On, Shut down, or Reboot your server from anywhere.
• Run any RACADM command
OpenManage Power Center
OpenManage Power Center is a one-to-many application that can read power usage and thermal readings information from Dell
EMC servers, Power Distribution Units (PDU), and Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS). It can aggregate this information into rack,
row, and room-level views. On servers with iDRAC Enterprise license, you can also cap or throttle the power consumption. You may
need to set power caps to reduce the power consumption due to external events such as brownouts or failures of data-center
cooling devices. You can also use power capping to safely increase the numbers of servers in a rack to match the power that is
provisioned for that rack.
For more information, see OpenManage Power Center User’s Guide available at Dell.com/openmanagemanuals.
Dell EMC OpenManage systems management tools, utilities and
protocols
Dell EMC OpenManage systems management tools and utilities consist of the following:
Dell EMC Repository Manager:
Dell EMC Repository Manager (DRM) is an application that helps you to:
• Identify the updates that are relevant to the systems in your data center.
• Identify and notify when updates are available.
• Package the updates into dierent deployment format.
To automate the creation of baseline repositories, DRM provides advanced integration capabilities with iDRAC/LC, OpenManage
Essentials, Chassis Management Controller, OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter and OpenManage Integration for
Microsoft System Center (OMIMSSC). Also, DRM packages updates into custom catalogs that can be used for deployment.
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