View hardware compliance report in OpenManage Integration snap-in
View hardware compliance report generated using OpenManage Integration snap-in.
OpenManage Integration snap-in displays in the hardware component compliance summary. The bar chart displays the number of components in compliant, urgent/critical, recommended, and optional states using different color codes. You can switch
Show Node Level Details to expand cluster nodes and see node level component compliance status.
You can select or clear the components that require an update. By default, the components that require update are selected. For more specific selection, click each color code present under the bar chart or use the search box to filter out the required components. Select clear at the upper right of the "Compliance Report" pane to remove the color code filter. Along with compliance information, the license status (OMIWAC Premium License) for each node is also displayed.
Compliance report displays below attribute:
Attribute names
Description
Component Name
Specifies component name.
For example:
Serial-ATA_Firmware_6FGD4_WN64_E012_A00
Compliance
Specifies compliance type whether compliant or non-compliant.
Compliant - Node components have the same versions of Firmware, BIOS, and Driver as of the Dell catalog.
Non-Compliant - Node components require Firmware, BIOS, and Drivers updates as they do not match with Dell recommended configurations.
Criticality
Specifies whether compliance is urgent, recommended, or optional.
Urgent - The update contains changes to improve the reliability and availability of the
Dell system or related component. Therefore, apply this update immediately.
Recommended - The update contains feature enhancements or changes that help keep the system software current and compatible with other system modules (Firmware, BIOS, and Drivers).
Optional - The update contains changes that impact only certain configurations, or provides new features that may/may not apply to the environment. Review the update specifications to determine if it applies to the system.
Current Version
Specifies the current component version.
Baseline Version
Specifies the version belongs to the imported catalog.
Type
Specifies the component type. For example:
Firmware,
BIOS,
Driver,
Application
Compliance Type
Specifies whether the component is Upgradable, Downgradable, or Same.
Upgradable: Component can be upgraded from the current version.
Downgradable: Component can be downgraded from the current version.
Same: Component current verison is same as the baseline version.
NOTE: In the compliance report, the compliance type of
Microsoft basic display adapter Driver may show as downgradable. After you update (downgrade), the name of the driver will change to
Matrox G200eW3 (Nuvoton) WDDM <version no.> Driver. This an expected behavior.
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