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1. From the Dell Management Center, click Connection Profiles.

2. Under Available Profiles, select the profile to delete and then click Delete.

3. On the message that displays, to remove the profile, click Delete, or click Cancel to cancel the delete action.

Testing A Connection Profile

To test a connection profile:

1. In the Dell Management Center, select Connection Profiles.

2. Under Available Profiles, to test the entered iDRAC and host root credentials on the selected servers, select the

connection profile and then click Test Connection.

3. Use the check boxes to select the hosts you want tested, and then click Test Selected.

4. To abort all selected tests and cancel the testing, click Abort All Tests.

5. To exit, click Done.

Refreshing A Connection Profile

To refresh a connection profile:

Click Refresh.

NOTE: If a host is removed from vCenter, then it is removed from the connection profile.

Understanding System Event Logs In vSphere Client Host View

The System Event Log provides status information for hardware discovered by the Dell Management Plug-In.

System Event Logs provide information based on the following criteria:

Status - Info There are several status icons: Informational (blue exclamation point), Warning (yellow triangle

with exclamation point), Error (red X).

Time (Server

Time)

Indicates the time and date the event occurred.

Search this page Displays the specific message, server names, configuration settings, and so on.

The severity levels are defined as:

Info: The Dell Management Plug-in operation completed successfully.

Warning: The Dell Management Plug-in operation partially failed, and was partially successful.

Error: The Dell Management Plug-in operation failed.

Security Contains information on system security.

You can save the log as an external CSV file.

Related Information:

• Displaying The System Event Logs For An Individual Host

Displaying Logs in Dell Management Center

Dell Management Center logs include status information for discovered hardware and a history of user actions.