- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Introduction to Power Manager
- Revision history
- What is new in this release
- Compatibility matrix
- License requirements
- Scalability and performance
- Getting started with Power Manager
- Create a device discovery job
- Monitor and manage Power Manager devices
- Rack management
- Manage data center during power reduction
- Quick access to Power Manager data
- View power and thermal history of Power Manager groups
- Add groups to the OpenManage Enterprise dashboard
- View top five energy consumers
- View ratio of devices discovered in OpenManage Enterprise to devices added in Power Manager
- View top ten power offenders
- View top ten temperature offenders
- View top ten underutilized racks for power and space
- View power and space headroom
- View power history of virtual machines and virtual machine groups
- View idle servers
- Maintain Power Manager
- Manage Power Manager plugin
- Manage individual devices and static groups
- Manage physical groups
- Manage virtual machine groups
- Maintain alert thresholds
- Maintain policies
- Managing unmonitored devices
- Manage PDU devices
- Uninstalling Power Manager
- Alerts
- Reports in Power Manager
- Update Power Manager
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Troubleshooting
- Appendix
- Other information you may need
Dell EMC OpenManage Enterprise Power Manager Version 3.0 User’s Guide
Appendix
Here are the details about all the filters that are used in the
Individual Devices tab of Power Manager.
- Health State indicates the working state of the device. The health status—OK, critical, and warning—are identified by respective color symbols.
Table 1. Device health statuses in OpenManage EnterpriseHealth statuses of devices monitored by OpenManage Enterprise Health status Definition Critical 
Indicates an occurrence of a failure of an important aspect of the device or environment. Warning 
The device is about to fail. Indicates that some aspects of the device or environment are not normal. Requires immediate attention. Ok 
The device is fully functional. Unknown 
The device status is unknown. - Power State indicates that the device is turned on or off.
- Connection State indicates whether the device is connected to OpenManage Enterprise.
- Name indicates device name.
- Service Tag/Identifier indicates the unique code for the device.
- Model indicates the device model.
- TYPE indicates the type of devices—Server chassis, Dell EMC Storage, and networking switch.
- Managed State indicates the onboarding status of the device.
- Error: Device cannot be onboarded. Try by logging in by using the recommended privileges in OpenManage Enterprise User's Guide.
- Managed: Device successfully onboarded, and can be managed by the OpenManage Enterprise console.
- Monitored: Device does not have management option (such as the one discovered by using SNMP).
- Managed with alerts: Device is successfully onboarded, and the OpenManage Enterprise console has successfully registered its IP address with the device as a trap destination during discovery.
- Proxied: Available only for MX7000 chassis. Indicates that the device is discovered through an MX7000 chassis and not directly.
- Part of Group indicates if the device is part of any group that is monitored in Power Manager.
- State indicates that the Power Manager policy is enabled or disabled.
- Description indicates the device, policy, or job description.
- Hostname indicates the unique name of the device.
- Type indicates static power or temperature-triggered policy.
- Assigned To indicates to which device the policy is assigned to.
- EPR Source indicates if the policy is applied manually or system-triggered policy.
- Size of Device (U) indicates the rack space that is consumed by the device.
- Estimated Max Power (W) indicates the maximum power that is defined for the device.
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