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The Case of some Health Status items not showing up in the Dell/EMC Open Manage Extension for Windows Admin Center #WindowsAdminCenter

Posted by Kawula Dave | Nov 27, 2019 | Windows Admin Center | 0 |

The Case of some Health Status items not showing up in the Dell/EMC Open Manage Extension for Windows Admin Center #WindowsAdminCenter

Hey Checkyourlogs Fans,

Just a quick post for you here tonight. I have been doing much work today with the Dell/EMC Open Manage extension for Windows Admin Center and found another little quirk. If you look below, only one of the Health Status panes showed up below.

In the previous post, I found that you had to update the Dell iDRAC and Lifecycle controller Firmware to something higher than 2.30.30.30. As you can see below, my firmware on this server was at 2.40.40.40, and it was broken. So, I decided to grab the latest version from October 2019 to see if it fixed the issue.

After the installation without a reboot, I tested Windows Admin Center, and it worked like a charm.

I hope you find this post helpful and that it saves you some time.

Thanks,

Dave

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Kawula Dave

Dave Kawula is a seasoned author, blogger, world speaker, enterprise consulting leader, and expert in Microsoft technologies. With over 20 years of experience, Dave has gained a wealth of knowledge in the IT industry, which he brings to bear in his work with clients and in his writing. Dave has authored numerous technical books on Microsoft technologies, including books on Windows Server, System Center, and Hyper-V. He is also a regular blogger, sharing his insights and expertise on his blog and other popular platforms. As a world speaker, Dave has delivered presentations at numerous conferences and events around the globe, sharing his expertise on Microsoft technologies and his passion for helping others succeed in the field. As an enterprise consulting leader, Dave has worked with a wide range of clients, from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies, helping them leverage Microsoft technologies to achieve their business goals. He is known for his ability to deliver practical solutions tailored to each client's unique needs. Dave's expertise extends to a wide range of Microsoft technologies, including Azure, Windows Server, Hyper-V, and System Center. He is also a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) and a Veeam Vanguard, recognized for his community contributions and deep technical knowledge. With his broad range of experience and his passion for helping others succeed, Dave is a trusted advisor and an asset to any organization looking to leverage Microsoft technologies to achieve their goals.

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