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Are you using Dell tools as well for verification?
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Are you using Dell tools as well for verification?

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Which tools are you referring to (besides raid mgr, etc)?
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Which tools are you referring to (besides raid mgr, etc)?

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Please advise. I have a Dell PowerEdge T420 where the hardware is fine but SNMP for Solarwinds MSP Remote Monitoring is reporting a battery issue &nbsp;for:<br />
DELL PERC H310 SCSI - &quot;Dell - RAID - Storage Management&quot; and &quot;Dell - Battery State - State of battery&quot; is reporting &quot;Unsupported SNMP variable. Everything matches the other working servers. However I want to compare the OIDs from the Dell Server vs. the Reporting Software. For the monitoring software it is reporting (battery) OID: 1.3.6.1.4.1.674.10893.1.20<wbr />.130.15.1.<wbr />4.1<br />
Controller: 1.3.6.1.4.1.674.10893.1.20<wbr />.110.13.0<br />
Please advise<br />
FYI: Could not find matching hardware when I ran the SNMP Walk on the problem server unless I am looking for the wrong thing? Searched for &quot;battery&quot; and &quot;RAID&quot;
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Experts:

Please advise. I have a Dell PowerEdge T420 where the hardware is fine but SNMP for Solarwinds MSP Remote Monitoring is reporting a battery issue  for:
DELL PERC H310 SCSI - "Dell - RAID - Storage Management" and "Dell - Battery State - State of battery" is reporting "Unsupported SNMP variable. Everything matches the other working servers. However I want to compare the OIDs from the Dell Server vs. the Reporting Software. For the monitoring software it is reporting (battery) OID: 1.3.6.1.4.1.674.10893.1.20.130.15.1.4.1
Controller: 1.3.6.1.4.1.674.10893.1.20.110.13.0
Please advise
FYI: Could not find matching hardware when I ran the SNMP Walk on the problem server unless I am looking for the wrong thing? Searched for "battery" and "RAID"

Need to find the OID for a Dell PowerEdge T420 Raid Controller and Battery; MSP reports false positive

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