Release Notes
Table Of Contents
- SupportAssist Enterprise Version 2.0.50 Release Notes
- Release summary
- Compatibility
- New and enhanced features
- Known issues — To be fixed in future releases
- SupportAssist Enterprise services do not start automatically
- The snmptrapd service may not start automatically
- The Remote Collector or adapter displays a validation in progress status
- iSCSI and non-iSCSI adapter attributes may not be available
- Collections from PowerVault MD Series storage arrays may display incorrect values
- No action occurs when you click the Install/Upgrade OMSA option
- Tool tips are not displayed
- SupportAssist Enterprise is unable to connect to the remote system
- Refreshing the Devices or Cases page opens the first page
- Collections from networking devices do not contain the IP address of the networking device
- SCSI and non-iSCSI interfaces section is not available
- Installation of SupportAssist Enterprise on Debian operating system is unsuccessful
- Service Tag is not available in Deployment collections
- Displays section may be blank
- SATA Controller information is not available
- Uninstallation of SupportAssist Enterprise does not uninstall the OpenManage Enterprise adapter automatically
- Number of Active sessions is displayed as 'Not available' in iDRAC collections
- Incorrect Physical Disk name is displayed in Physical Device ID
- Periodic inventory validation does not start on the same day
- System information does not include controller TTY logs
- Incorrect manufacturer details
- Incorrect hostname details
- Incorrect time zone list options
- Concurrent operations are unsuccessful
- System Center Operations Manager adapter displays a disconnected status
- Device Overview pane does not display the operating system version details
- Unable to edit the adapter
- Adapter Overview pane does not display the OS Type of the adapter
- Alerts not processed from Dell PowerVault MD Series device
- Service tag of a chassis device is displayed instead of the service tag of a blade server
- Alerts from OpenManage Enterprise adapter are not processed
- Incorrect postal code and incorrect state or province value
- Integrating TechDirect with SupportAssist Enterprise is not supported
- Unable to filter group name
- Collection report does not display all attributes
- Install/upgrade of OMSA fails on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.0 operating system
- Unable to receive alerts from SupportAssist Enterprise
- SupportAssist Enterprise user interface closes abruptly while upgrading
- SupportAssist Enterprise does not discover iDRAC devices managed by OpenManage Enterprise
- Unable to create cases for alerts received from Force10 networking devices through OpenManage Enterprise adapter version 1.6.0
- Analytics collection for more than 3000 devices takes five hours
- Text on user interface not translated
- Tech Support Report logs are not collected
- Limitations
- Installation
- Uninstallation
- Related documents and resources
- Contacting Dell EMC
Table 1. Device types and applicable devices (continued)
Device Type Devices that you can add
NOTE: If SupportAssist Enterprise is installed on a Linux
operating system, adding SCVMM and SAN HQ is not
supported.
Solution XC Web-Scale hyper-converged appliance
Storage Center (SC) / Compellent Storage SC Series solutions
Virtual Machine
• Windows
• Linux
Topics:
• Minimum requirements for installing and using SupportAssist Enterprise
Minimum requirements for installing and using
SupportAssist Enterprise
The following sections describe the minimum hardware, software, and networking requirements for installing and using SupportAssist
Enterprise.
Hardware requirements
The hardware requirements for installing and using SupportAssist Enterprise vary depending on:
• The number of devices you want to monitor
• The SupportAssist Enterprise functionality you want to use by either collection of system information only or both monitoring and
collection of system information
You can install SupportAssist Enterprise on a Virtual Machine (VM) or on a x9xx or later generation PowerEdge server.
NOTE:
For more information on the hardware requirements for installing and using SupportAssist Enterprise, see the
Dell EMC SupportAssist Enterprise Version 2.0.50 User’s Guide
at https://www.dell.com/serviceabilitytools.
The following table provides a summary of the minimum hardware requirements on the server where you want to install SupportAssist
Enterprise.
Table 2. Hardware requirements for installing and using SupportAssist Enterprise
Devices Monitoring Collecting System
Information
Processor Installed
memory (RAM)
Hard drive
(free space)
1 No Yes 1 core 4 GB 1 GB
20 Yes Yes 2 cores 4 GB 4 GB
Up to 100 Yes Yes 4 cores 8 GB 12 GB
Up to 300 Yes Yes 4 cores 8 GB 32 GB
Up to 1000 Yes Yes 8 cores 8 GB 60 GB
Up to 4000 Yes Yes 8 cores 16 GB 90 GB
NOTE: You can extend the monitoring and collection capabilities of SupportAssist Enterprise for up to 18,000 devices by
setting up multiple remote collectors.
NOTE: For monitoring more than 100 devices in your environment, it is recommended that you install SupportAssist
Enterprise on server that meets the specified hardware requirements. Periodic collections from more than 100 devices
may result in a high processor or memory utilization on the monitoring server. This high resource utilization may affect
other applications that are running on the monitoring server, if the resources are shared with other applications.
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