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If you go to the Patch Repository tab in vUM and add 6.0 to the filter box you should now see a few packages loaded from the Dell VIB Depot:Īlright cool, so that all looks good, now, as I said before, I run Dell R710s in my lab, which come with iDRAC6 boards, so I can’t use the fancy new Dell iSM to replicate log events into the OS or do automatic reboots etc, but the OpenManage 8.1.0 VIB will give me the functionality that I need regardless.

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Now we should see the default VMware repositories in here, let’s click Add Download Source and input this URL:Īdd a description of your choosing and click Validate URL you should see the below:Ĭlick Ok, then Apply and finally Download Now to kick off VIB catalogue download.

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Update Manager tab -> Admin View -> Configuration tab -> Download Settings menu item. I’m going to assume you’ve already got your vCenter set up and plugged VMware Update Manager into it - so lets navigate to the C# client, select our cluster or hosts then go to:

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Installation is a very Next, Next, Finish type thing, just blast through it then try navigating to We obviously can’t log in yet as we haven’t installed the VIBs on the ESXi hosts, so let’s get on that (if you don’t have vUM installed, either set it up, or just follow this VMware KB ↗ on how to manually install ESXi VIBs, download the OpenManage VIB from above and apply the same procedure).

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So, to get the ball rolling, let’s install the Windows component on a management machine that has access to the host management VMkernel ports, download the OM Managed Node installer ↗ from above and extract on your management box, navigate to extraction and run setup.exe, we want to see that the box we’re installing it on supports the Web Server role:

The OpenManage Web Server ↗ (provides a windows-based web GUI for ESXi VIB agents).

An OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter ‘.ova’ ↗ (provides vCenter plugin).

A VIB ↗ to be deployed to each ESXi host (you have vUM ↗ installed ↗, right?).

OpenManage for vSphere is three discrete piece of software: Luckily for me (totally based purchasing decisions around this) Dell have an offering called OpenManage, it’s been in their line up for a very long time, but it’s gone and gotten all modern and has a vCenter plugin and ESXi VIB installers for info gathering and reporting to the plugin. I can see, in my normal operating environment, if there are hardware problems, have it trigger vMotion events, send up vCenter alarms, update firmware, all sorts of cool stuff - who doesn’t want this? It makes sense to try and integrate hardware infrastructure with the virtualisation infrastructure as much as possible, “single pane of glass” management is very much the thing at the moment, mainly because it makes life easier.

It’s mostly based on Dell hardware it’s cheap on eBay, I like their management tools and in the past i’ve only really had good experiences with them, granted it’s no Cisco UCS, HP Bladesystem or Dell M1000e - I think with the addition of OpenManage, and in particular OMIVV it makes it almost as manageable as those environments when you get the foundations laid down nice and solid. So essentially, this is my first REAL lab.

I say “new”, the last one was a single R710 with a ReadyNas Ultra 6 attached.

If you’ve been reading my other posts of late, you will have gathered I’ve been building a new lab.