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E2E Deployment and Operations Guide with Switchless Networking (Windows)
About using this guide Deployment Introduction Solution Overview Solution Deployment Network integration overview Switchless Architecture Additional guidance for all configurations Deploying and Configuring a Host Cluster Persistent Memory for Windows Server HCI Day 1 operations Managing and monitoring clusters with Windows Admin Center Dell OpenManage Integration with Windows Admin Center
Dell OpenManage Integration with Windows Admin Center
Overview
Prerequisites for managing AX nodes
Installing the OMIMSWAC license
Managing Microsoft HCI-based clusters
Overview Prerequisite checks Health status Inventory Locating physical disks and viewing their status Viewing update compliance and updating the cluster
Full Stack Cluster-Aware Offline Updating
Full Stack Cluster-Aware Updating for Azure Stack HCI clusters
Updating a standalone node before adding it to the cluster
Enabling hardware alerts for HCI cluster
Secure cluster with Secured-core
Enabling operating system features
Protect your infrastructure with infrastructure lock
Enable or disable infrastructure lock
Manage CPU cores in Azure Stack HCI clusters
Validate and remediate Azure Stack HCI clusters
View HCP compliance summary
View recommendations for storage expansion
View node level storage configuration details
Known issues
Updates and maintenance Secure connect gateway

Installing the OMIMSWAC license

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Installing the OMIMSWAC license

  • If you are using AX nodes, skip this step, because AX nodes have a preinstalled OMIMSWAC license. Storage Spaces Direct Ready Nodes require the installation of an After Point of Sale (APOS) license.

    1. Log in to iDRAC.
    2. Select Configuration > Licenses.
    3. Select Import, browse to and select the license, and then click Upload.