I'm Jean Ulrich. I have installed Support Assist in a Linux environment. I have integrated ESXi in Support Assist as Server/Hypervisor device type. Dell OpenManage is not installed in my environment. I added the IP address of Support Assist in the iDRAC alert configuration for SNMP Trap forwarding. When I create a harware event from iDRAC web console (ex: PSU0001, FAN0001 or TMP0101), I can see the alert generated in the /opt/dell/SupportAssist/log/application.log file on SupportAssist server but this alert is not turned into a case in Support Assist web interface.
I need your help to understand why case are not created.
Support Assist version: 2.0.30.38 Linux OS: RedHat 7.2
first I would like you to try discovering the server via its iDRAC (out-of-band) instead and check again if it works now. This is the recommended way of device discovery.
If you do not have an option for out-of-band discovery please create a debug application log as follows and send it over. You can attach it as long as it it not bigger than 5Megs. Otherwise, you can send it over via email:
Instructions on collecting debug logs:
Go to
/opt/dell/supportassist/config
Make a copy of log4j2.xml as backup, so you preserve the original, such as log4j2_info_mode.xml Edit the original file by searching for line
Change the value info in this line to debug (see the specific entries below) Restart the Dell EMC SupportAssist Enterprise service in services.msc console
This section needs to have INFO changed to DEBUG:
Should look like this:
Attention: Please change back when done debugging!
thanks for the log file. I looked through it finding that there is an actual open case for one system. Looks like this one was manually opened by you. As long as there is an open case, SAE will not create a new one.
Then I see, that OMSA is not installed on the machine, can you please install OMSA on each machine where you have to use the in-band discovery.
Finally, I see that you're trying to create cases by using special Trap IDs like FAN0001. I know, you mentioned that in your initial post, just want to confirm that I saw it in the log file. - Got information that such trap IDs do not work to create a case, the only way to actually check if everything goes well, is the built-in case creation test.
I had a look at the open case, you are in contact with a guy from SST, thats perfect, those guys are the software specialists and will find a solution, as long as there is an issue.
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Posted October 11th, 2019 05:00
Hi Jean,
first I would like you to try discovering the server via its iDRAC (out-of-band) instead and check again if it works now. This is the recommended way of device discovery.
If you do not have an option for out-of-band discovery please create a debug application log as follows and send it over. You can attach it as long as it it not bigger than 5Megs. Otherwise, you can send it over via email:
Instructions on collecting debug logs:
Go to
Make a copy of log4j2.xml as backup, so you preserve the original, such as log4j2_info_mode.xml
Edit the original file by searching for line
Change the value info in this line to debug (see the specific entries below)
Restart the Dell EMC SupportAssist Enterprise service in services.msc console
This section needs to have INFO changed to DEBUG:
Should look like this:
Attention: Please change back when done debugging!
Application Logs
Log Location: /opt/dell/supportassist/logs
Error File: application