| 2.0.19.0 |
User Guide
Release Notes
Installation
- To install the Management Pack, extract and run **SCOMManagementPackInstaller.msi**, and follow the instructions. If this is a new installation close the installer. If this is an upgrade, run the Flash Array Management Tool by checking the box in the installer before closing. If the box is closed, the Flash Array Management tool can be found in the Start Menu, or by navigating to it directly at "C:\Program Files\Pure Storage\Flash Array Management Tool\MpMigrationTool.exe".
- The purpose of the Flash Array Management Tool, is to migrate Flash Array endpoints, and their corresponding Override Management Packs to the 2.0 schema, preserving override settings and history. First connect to a Management Group, then select Upgrade Management Pack and follow the instructions.
New Features
- Supports SCOM Resource Pools on installation
- Endpoint and Resource Pool editing in the GUI
- Updated Dashboards with more details and larger alerts section
- Alert & Monitor enhancements including more description in what has failed
- Array Space Monitor updates with 2 thresholds that provide Healthy, Warning, & Critical states
- No need to install on every SCOM server. Installation can be done in any SCOM server except for the gateway server (installer will detect and deny installation on that server)
- Alerts default thresholds updated so the alerting isn’t so noisy
- ActiveCluster POD and mediator monitoring
Known Issues
- Known Issues remain from version 1.2.20.0.
- Some anti-malware or antivirus software may produce a false-positive restriction during the Management Pack installation, upgrade, and/or un-installation. The folder C:\Program Files\Pure Storage should be added for exclusion. Be sure to follow this advice from Microsoft on suggested exclusions.
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Due to a current FlashArray limitation, File Services virtual interfaces (filevif) are either not discovered or are shown as disconnected or down. This is expected to be resolved in a upcoming release.
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This version has not been tested in Azure Stack environments.
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This version will report a DirectFlash Shelf (DFS) controller as unhealthy and may show it in a Critical state. This will be resolved in a future release.
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| 1.2.20.0 |
User Guide
Release Notes
Fixes
- Fixed an error where the Array metrics for Bandwidth and IOPS were interchanged
- Added more detailed description for Alerts
- Added more detailed description for Monitors
- Fixed a bug in alerting for used storage
- Fixed an issue where latest purity releases (6.1.14 and later) might not be able to retrieve some of the Array alerts due to security updates
Known Issues
- Known Issues remain from version 1.2.9.0.
- Some anti-malware or antivirus software may produce a false-positive restriction during the Management Pack installation, upgrade, and/or un-installation. The folder C:\Program Files\Pure Storage should be added for exclusion. Be sure to follow this advice from Microsoft on suggested exclusions.
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Due to a current FlashArray limitation, File Services virtual interfaces (filevif) are either not discovered or are shown as disconnected or down. This is expected to be resolved in a upcoming release.
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The management pack currently does not work with SCOM Resource Pools or targeting individual member servers in a Management Group. This will be addressed in a future revision.
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This version has not been tested in Azure Stack environments.
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This version will report a DirectFlash Shelf (DFS) controller as unhealthy and may show it in a Critical state. This will be resolved in a future release.
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| 1.2.12.0 |
User Guide
Release Notes
Fixes
- Fixed an issue where duplicate alerts might be added to SCOM.
Known Issues
- Known Issues remain from version 1.2.9.0.
- Some anti-malware or antivirus software may produce a false-positive restriction during the Management Pack installation, upgrade, and/or un-installation. The folder C:\Program Files\Pure Storage should be added for exclusion. Be sure to follow this advice from Microsoft on suggested exclusions.
-
Due to a current FlashArray limitation, File Services virtual interfaces (filevif) are either not discovered or are shown as disconnected or down. This is expected to be resolved in a upcoming release.
-
The management pack currently does not work with SCOM Resource Pools or targeting individual member servers in a Management Group. This will be addressed in a future revision.
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This version has not been tested in Azure Stack environments.
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This version will report a DirectFlash Shelf (DFS) controller as unhealthy and may show it in a Critical state. This will be resolved in a future release.
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1.2.9.0
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User Guide
Release Notes
New Features
- Added a configuration parameter to disable logging to the array. This decreases the amount of log entries related to the Management Pack operations.
- Utility PowerShell module added to package and released as Open Source in this Github Repository
- Allow bulk overrides of SCOM overridable configuration parameters.
- Allow for the bulk changing of thresholds in Rules, Monitors, and Discoveries.
Fixes
- Fixed issue with SDK request timings for slow queries and responses. (PurePowerShellSDK v1.17.16.0)
- Fixed resource leak problems that were triggered by running some rules, monitors and/or discovery tasks.
- Corrected the Pure Storage SCOM support link visible in the alerts.
- Corrected measurement unit issues in Bandwidth and IOPS monitor and rule.
- Updated the default threshold value of the Bandwidth and IOPS monitors.
- Fixed some incorrect alert messages.
- Added alert messages for the Alert Rule Monitor and the Port Health Monitor.
- Fixed issue with Discovery regex pattern that would not allow more than one array to be added to the MP (from v1.2.5.0)
Known Issues
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Due to a current FlashArray limitation, File Services virtual interfaces (filevif) are either not discovered or are shown as disconnected or down. This is expected to be resolved in a upcoming release.
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The management pack currently does not work with SCOM Resource Pools or targeting individual member servers in a Management Group. This will be addressed in a future revision.
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This version has not been tested in Azure Stack environments.
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This version will report a DirectFlash Shelf (DFS) controller as unhealthy and may show it in a Critical state. This will be resolved in a future release.
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| 1.2.5.0/1.2.7.0 |
These releases have been removed due to the discovery of a critical issue and are no longer supported. If you have either installed, please upgrade to the latest release when possible. |
| 1.1.99.0 |
User Guide
Please note: The following are corrections to the User Guide:
- Under the section titled "Arrays by Latency"
- "Read: Read latency, in milliseconds" should be "Read: Read latency, in microseconds".
- "Write: Write latency, in milliseconds" should be "Write: Write latency, in microseconds".
New Features
- Version 1.1 adds some fixes and two important features, Port Monitoring and an easy Rule Override. Ports which include both Fibre Channel and Ethernet Ports are now monitored and will cause; an alert, a SCOM event, and flag a warning in the Ports FlashArray Object, if administratively disabled or if there is a break in the connection.
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| 1.0.91.0 |
Original release |
