- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Introduction
- Installing And Uninstalling Lasso
- Security
- Using Lasso
- Prerequisites For Data Collection
- Running Lasso
- Lasso GUI —
Fields And Descriptions
- Welcome to Lasso
- Your Company Information
- Your Company Contacts
- Your Hardware Environment
- Your Hardware Environment: Storage Arrays
- Your Hardware Environment: Fibre Channel Switches
- Your Hardware Environment: Ethernet Switches
- Your Hardware Environment: Hosts
- Your Hardware Environment: Enclosures
- Your Hardware Environment: Enclosure Modules
- Your Hardware Environment: Management & Monitoring Software
- Your Hardware Environment: Wireless Controllers
- Device Collection
- Collection Process for Dell Compellent Devices
- Upload
- Confirmation
- Log Files
- Generated File Formats
- Viewing Reports
- Manual Collection
- Manually Collecting Data For Storage Arrays
- Manually Collecting Data For Attached Hosts
- Manually Collecting
Data For Ethernet and Nexus Switches
- Manually Collecting Data For Cisco Ethernet Device
- Manually Collecting Data For Cisco Nexus Device
- Manually Collecting Data For Brocade or PowerConnect B-Series And M8428K Switches
- Manually Collecting Data For PowerConnect Ethernet and Dell Networking Switches
- Manually Collecting Data For Force 10 and Dell Networking Switches
- Manually Collecting Data For Fibre Channel Switches
- Manually Collecting Data For Enclosures — M1000e
- Manually Collecting Data For Enclosure — VRTX
- Manually Collecting Data For Enclosure — PowerEdge FX2
- Manually Collecting Data For HITKIT Appliance Under VRTX
- Manually Collecting Data For SAN HQ DEVICE
- Manually Collecting Data For SCVMM 2008 and 2012
- Manually Collecting Data For PowerConnect Controller
- Manually Collecting Integrated Server Information Within VRTX
- Collecting Data Using CLI
- Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting EMC Package Installation
- Troubleshooting Unix Host Collection
- Troubleshooting MD Series
- Troubleshooting Compellent Collections for SCOC Versions Prior to 6.6.x
- Troubleshooting Compellent Collections for SCOS Versions Later than 6.6.x
- Troubleshooting EqualLogic
- Troubleshooting Storage Processor
- Troubleshooting Switches
- Troubleshooting Ethernet Switch
- Troubleshooting Unix
- Troubleshooting Windows
- Troubleshooting Enclosures
- Troubleshooting HITKIT Collection
- Troubleshooting SAN HQ Device
- Troubleshooting PowerVault FluidFS NAS Collection
- Troubleshooting EqualLogic FluidFS NAS Collection
- Troubleshooting Celerra Collection
- Troubleshooting VMware Collection
- Troubleshooting PowerConnect Controller
- Troubleshooting Lasso Run As System Account
- Error Codes
- Use Case Scenario
- Frequently Asked Questions
- License
Dell Lasso Version 4.7.3 User's Guide
Manually Collecting Data For Windows OS
You can manually collect the information for the following:
- EMC SAN
- EqualLogic SAN
- MDSeries
- CLARiiON
- Celerra
- Compellent
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NOTE: You can configure
time out for Windows attached hosts using
winhc.properties file. The default property value is 15 minutes. Set the property
for the following types of devices as:
- Compellent, MD Series, and EqualLogic — whc.eql.timeout.value = 1800000
- CLARiiON and Celerra — whc.emc.timeout.value = 900000
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