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Ensure that the value of the install type attribute is "Full" and logdir attribute has a value.
Ensure that the WMI and EQLPerfX services are running on the device.
Solution
Ensure that the device is reachable from the server where SupportAssist Enterprise is installed.
Verify if the assigned Account Credentials (user name and password) you provided are correct.
Virtual machine
Ensure that you are logged in to SupportAssist Enterprise with elevated or administrative privileges. See Granting elevated
or administrator privileges to users.
Ensure that the system hosting the virtual machine is reachable from the server where SupportAssist Enterprise is installed.
Ensure that the required ports and protocols are enabled on the network. See Network requirements.
Automatic case creation
If an issue occurs on a device, but a support case is not created automatically:
NOTE: SupportAssist Enterprise does not create a support case for every alert received from a monitored device. A
support case is created only if the alert type and number of alerts received from a device match with the criteria defined by
Dell EMC for support case creation.
Ensure that the device is a server, storage, networking switch, or chassis.
Ensure that monitoring is enabled for the device in SupportAssist Enterprise. See Enable or disable monitoring of a device.
Ensure that the device is configured to forward alerts to the server where SupportAssist Enterprise is installed.
Perform the network connectivity test and ensure that the connectivity to the SupportAssist server is successful. See
Perform the connectivity test.
Perform the case creation test and ensure that the Ready to Create Cases status is displayed. See Test the case creation
capability.
Check the application.log file available at <Drive where SupportAssist Enterprise is installed>:
\Program Files\Dell\SupportAssist\logs (on Windows) or /opt/dell/supportassist/logs (on Linux) to
identify if the alert was received successfully by SupportAssist Enterprise.
If the device was inventoried through an OpenManage Essentials adapter, ensure that the device is configured to forward
alerts to the server where OpenManage Essentials is installed.
Scheduled tasks
If the time or time zone of the system on which SupportAssist Enterprise is installed is changed, all built-in and user-defined
schedule tasks do not work as expected. Examples of scheduled tasks include the following:
Periodic collection of system information from monitored devices
Upload of device inventory information to Dell EMC
Connectivity test email notifications
Upload of application logs
Upload of alerts table
Upload of adapter and Remote Collector details
Revalidation of the adapter
Synchronization of the adapter
To resolve this issue, restart the Dell SupportAssist Service.
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