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Yes, you can clear the logs in OpenManage Server Administrator: &nbsp;click on System, Logs tab, Clear.
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Don't have OMSA on the server but have it downloaded. &nbsp;Can you tell me if OMSA can be loaded on a Windows 7 machine and then used to connect to various servers? &nbsp;Or does it have to be loaded on the server itself? &nbsp;I'm guessing the server itself. &nbsp;That's where I've always used OMSA, never in a remote setup, but again, not sure it can even be done.
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Solid answer. &nbsp;Thanks for the help. &nbsp;Will install OMSA on server and clear logs from there.
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Looks like this notification is a predictive failure notice of the RAID controller battery. &nbsp;I can replace the battery no problem, but the amber light warning on front of server won't clear. &nbsp;Where do I go to clear this error? &nbsp;Can this be done through the Dell Open Manager Server Admin console? &nbsp;If so, where? &nbsp;Or is there another way to clear the logs? &nbsp;I want to clear all my logs actually.
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Looks like this notification is a predictive failure notice of the RAID controller battery.  I can replace the battery no problem, but the amber light warning on front of server won't clear.  Where do I go to clear this error?  Can this be done through the Dell Open Manager Server Admin console?  If so, where?  Or is there another way to clear the logs?  I want to clear all my logs actually.

Dell 2950 - W1228 ROMB BATT &lt; 24

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Dell 2950 - W1228 ROMB BATT &lt; 24

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