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Cruz Operation Center (CruzOC) v9.0.1.58 Release Notes Feb1,2020 Rev. A01
CruzOC Release Notes
Release Type and Definition
Numbers in parentheses in Release Notes refer to issue tracking numbers.
Release Notes Date:
June 30, 2020
Release Notes
Starting with Version 9.x release on Feb 1, 2020, OMNM has been rebranded to Cruz
Operation Center (CruzOC). This is strictly a branding and GUI cosmetic change. There are
no changes to any features or functionality. Upgrades and product support from prior versions
will continue to be fully supported.
Dorado Software has created, maintained, and supported the product for over 17 years, and in
addition to the new product name, the product will now designate Dorado Software as the
software development company. You may still encounter support materials, videos, sales
collateral, etc. that will have the prior branding including OpenManage Network Manager,
OpenManage NM or OMNM. All of these are the same product as the new CruzOC.
Upgrade Path Matrix
Upgrade To Version (x= Supported NS=Not Supported)
OpenManage Network Manager / OMNM CruzOC
From 6.1 6.2 6.2 6.2
6.2 6.5 6.5.2 6.5.3 8.0 8.0.1 9.0.0 9.0.1
Version SP1 SP1 SP2 SP3
6.1SP1 NA x x NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS
6.2 NA x x NS NS NS NS NS NS NS NS
6.2SP1 NA x x NS NS NS NS NS NS NS
6.2SP2 NA x x NS NS NS NS NS NS
6.2SP3 NA x x NS NS NS NS NS
6.5 NA x x NS NS NS NS
6.5.2 NA x x x NS NS
6.5.3 NA x x NS NS
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8.0 NA x x NS
8.0.1 NA x X
9.0 NA X
(CruzOC)
9.0.1 NA
CruzOC
Release Notes 9.0.1.58
Enhancements
New Device and Model Support (Device Supported Models Matrix)
• The N3248TE is now supported with OS6 and OS10
• New OS6 Models
o 3208PX
o 3224F
o 3224T
o 3224PX
o 3224P
o 3248TE
o 3248P
o 3248X
o 3248PXE
• OS6 - Spanning tree data is now populated on the resources details -> Network page
• OS6 - New action scripts have been introduced to set up captive portal on N series
switches:
o Dell EMC Networking OS6 Add/Remove Ports from Captive Portal
Configuration
o Dell EMC Networking OS6 Add/Remove Ports from Captive Portal
Configuration
o (PV-70134,PV-70120,PV-70110)
• A new device driver has been created to support Discovery of Ruckus Smartzone:
o SmartZone Cluster,
o SmartZone Controllers under that cluster
o SmartZone APs under that cluster
Phase 1 support allows you to discover your Smartzone appliance and retrieve
AP's and AP info.
Note: In order to discover the cluster, you will need to go into the Resource Manager-
Right Click-new and create a new object: New ->Ruckus Wireless, Inc.-> Wireless
Controller> SmartZone Cluster. On that new cluster, you will need to add an HTTPS
interface (be sure to set the port to 8443), and the HTTPS credentials. You can do this
after creating the object in Resource Manger by selecting the Smartzone cluster ->
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right click -> Edit. Once the management interface and credential are added, you can
then right Click->resync at the cluster level to bring in the Associate AP's(PV-70016)
o A new device driver has been added for for Sonic / SonicOS . Standard features are
supported and includes :
o Discovery (SNMP/CLI)
o Inventory
o Links
o Monitoring
o Actions (Scripting)
o Reporting
Sonic feature continued
o SNMP/Syslog /Events/Traps
o Backup / Restore
o OS/FW/Patch Deploy
o Compliance
o Change Determination
o Automation
o Traffic Flow
o (PV-70151)
• Support added for Cisco ASA/PIX models
o Cisco ASA 5585 SSP-10SY
o Cisco ASA 5585 SSP-20SY
o Cisco ASA 5585 SSP-40SY
o Cisco ASA 5585 SSP-60SY
o Cisco ASA 5585-X SSP-10
o Cisco ASA 5585-X SSP-10SC
o Cisco ASA 5585-X SSP-20SC
o Cisco ASA 5585-X SSP-40
o Cisco ASA 5585-X SSP-40SC
o Cisco ASA 5585-X SSP-60
o Cisco ASA 5585-X SSP-60SC
• Support added for Cisco IOS Models
o 3945-E
o Cisco 9407R
o C3560-CX
o C881SRSTW-GN-E-K9
o C888SRST-K9
o C9500
o C3560
o WS-C3650-24PS-E
Performance /Maintenance
• The underlying SNMP4J library has been updated to improve the process of
northbound forwarding of events via REST and SNMP
• New log categories have beed added to assist troubleshooting of DAP (Data Aging
Policies). New categories can be found under Settings- Server Configuration -> Log
Categories and search for DAP. When categories are enabled, log message will appear
the Application server log
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• Additional logging categories have been added to assist logging of performance
related issue - LoadNotificationDefinitions (PV-69998)
UI /Usability Improvements
• The software now supports the ability to show associated resources via a portlet
context selection. These associated resources can be L2 or l3 link associations or even
a physical association. The use is able to select for example a switch in resource
manager and through a new supporting porlet list the AP's on attached ports or other
L2 or L3 attached devices. To use this feature
1 - Add the Managed Resource portlet to a page that already has a Managed Resource
portlet that is broadcasting its context (example Resource page). You can rename this
to "Associated Resources" by clicking the label
2 - Edit it by clicking the wrench icon in the upper left.
3 - Set context mode to "Listen for Context"
4- Set "Listen for" Managed Resource
5- Select Associated Resurce and/or L2, L3
6- Apply, Save and refresh the page
Then select a resource in Managed Resources portlet. Any associated object should
then populate the Associated Resource Portlet.
• Performance Monitors: KPI and Default interface Monitors are now enabled
automatically. This will help user by eliminating this step and device will be
automatically monitored soon after being discovered. User should be aware that
monitors impact system performance and the system need to be sized for the
anticipated number of monitored targets. (PV-70219)
• Discovery Enhancements:
To reduce the chance for incomplete discovery of devices, the Discovery process will
now perform a credential validation check when using the inspection option in a
discovery profile. The icon to the far left of each inspected row will reflect the
credential check status. You will also receive a message when one or more possible
credentials have not been set been. For example, if only an SNMP credential is in the
profile you may see a message indicating that a CLI and HTTP are valid but missing
(PV-70213)
Miscellaneous Enhancements
• Warranty reporting for IDRAC utilizing Service tag is now supported.
• IDRAC firmware updates now support the option to allow you to restart IDRAC (HD-
183350)
• Bios deployment is now supported for Windows Operating systems (Client)
The process requires WMI discovery of the OS and utilizes powershell
capabilities to place a Dell BIOS executable file on the client
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followed by execution of the file. The deployment process is similar to switch
firmware deployment
1. in Configuration Management Menu -> OS images
2. right click a row-> New -> Firmware Image
3. Provide image information.
4. Set Device Class = Windows based Client (WMI)
5. Set Device Family = Client Bios
6. Select tab "Image single file" and specify the location to the file on yout
local drive or share and import
7. once imported, right click the image and deploy to the target(s) (PV-70081)
Resolved issues
• Resolved issues Change Management.
o Device that do not support backup or have binary file are no longer included
in Change determination process (PV-70209, PV-70154)
o Change determination on a group of devices was showing success although
one or more may have failed. This has been resolved (PV-70154)
o Some device backups were triggering a config-change-notification even if the
configuration had not changed- resolved (PV-70194)
• The Linux OVA appliance menu option to set the server time had incorrect syntax for
setting time - Resolved (PV-70184)
• DAP performance was improved to a handle extreme database size / workloads (PV-
70148)
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Release Notes 9.0.0.99
Enhancements
o Cisco wireless controller- CruzOC will now capture AP's and have ability to report
on associated AP's, counts, models, firmware, locations where applicable (HD-
183522)
Resolved issues
o Cruz OC CPU shows 100% after several days. (HD-183710)
o Network status is not updating state for new switches (HD-183715)
o Change Determination process is not working as expected on 9.0 (PV-70154)
o Change Determination – May show success even if failed when executed in group
(PV-70154 )
o Ping only discovery - job keep spinning and NPE when discover without inspection
(PV-70172)
CA certs after upgrade - If you have configured your environment to use CA
Certificates, these may be overwritten during software upgrade.
(HD-183393, HD-183578)
o Data Aging Policies for Active Configuration was not cleaning up results
appropriately (PV-70156)
o File server "test" shows "failed: after save (PV-70080)
o "Dell EMC Warranty info - Processing Task 'Call Dell EMC server to retrieve
device warranty information' with no failure reason - "Dell EMC Warranty failed." is
now displayed in job window when Dell EMC Warranty check does not return an
error message.
o Preview of dynamic resource group shows no members (HD-183733)
o Cannot find MAC address in connected Device portlet (HD-183606)
o SNMPv3 is sporadically not working (HD-183098)
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Release Notes 9.0.0.92
New/Updated DELL EMC Firmware and Models
OS 6 Added models
o Z9332F-ON
o N2224PX-ON
o N2224X-ON
o N2248X-ON
o N2248PX-ON
o N2224X-ON
Other Added Model support
F5
• BIG-IP 7200F
Fortinet
• FGT-2000E
Lenovo Campus CE Switches
• CE0128PB
• CE0128TB
• CE0152PB
• CE0152TB
HPE
• JL256A ProCurve 2930F-48G
• JL357A ProCurve 2540-48G
Ruckus AP’s
• AP R610
• E510
• H320
• H510
• M510
• P300
• R310
• R320
• R510
• R610
• R710
• R720
• R730
• R750
• T300C
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• T300D
• T300N
• T300S
• T710
Enhancements
• Custom correlation on content of a syslog messages is now supported (HD-183325)
• Audit logging has been enhanced to capture additional system changes (PV-69879)
o Authentication Created
o Authentication Updated
o Authentication Deleted
o Inventory Modified (computer system)
o Equipment Deleted
• Audit logging has been enhanced to capture changes to a device’s management interfaces or
credentials (PV-69875)
o Add credential
o Replace credential
o Remove credential
o Disable protocol
o Enable protocol
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• The UI was enhanced to have a more intuitive search on standard portlet. The clickable word
"Search" was replaced with a magnifying glass icon as better indicator for displaying the free
text search field (PV-69807)
• From the Group manager, you may now create static or dynamic grouping on ports, interface or
cards. This group can then be used throughout the product. This is especially useful with
automation rules where the source events that trigger an automation rule may need to be
limited to a specific set of ports, interfaces or cards. To set a group in an automation rule, go
to Automation /Actions-> right click -> New Automation –> General tab - set membership
type to Group -> under Membership select the group (PV-42194)
• With the addition of client support and Powershell in the previous release, the current release
now has a pre-seeded hierarchy-tree nodes for Compute Endpoints with sub nodes for Laptops
and Workstations sub-containers. Devices discovered as Laptop or PC/Workstation (typically
discovered via WMI or WBEM), will now automatically be members if these containers. You may
also create your own Hierarchy nodes or filters or groups based on the Resource type of Laptop
or PC/Workstation. (HD-159798)
• The base Redfish driver used to discover and manage BMC (IDRAC, XCC, ILO CMC etc.), has
been improved to now report firmware versions for all BMC components. After discovery of an
IDRAC for example, from the Resource Manager, you can right click -> Details where you will
see a firmware section in the middle of the page listing component firmware versions. There is
also a new report called "Redfish Firmware Inventory Report" that can run to list all the firmware
versions across all BMC in your inventory. This feature is supported through basic Redfish API
implementation by the vendor and support may vary. For IDRAC, versions higher than
2.60.60.60 are fully supported. (HD-11878)
• OS10 top level show actions have been added (PV-69939) These are all combined
under a single show action called "Dell EMC Networking OS10 Show"
show acl-table-usage detail
show ip arp
show ip bgp
show ip bgp neighbors
show ip dhcp snooping binding
show ip igmp snooping interface
show ip ospf
show ip ospf neighbor
show lldp neighbors
show mac address-table
show monitor session all
show port-channel summary
show spanning-tree
show system
show telemetry
show users
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show vlan
show vlt all
show vrrp brief
• A new OS10 VLT configuration action has been added called "Dell EMC Networking OS10
Create or Update VLT" (PV-69965). The OS10 devices support one VLT domain, if the end
user doesn't know the VLT domain ID, the action will allow you to execute "show running-
config VLT" to display the VLT domain ID priori to configuration
The action will configure:
VLT domain
VLT MAC address
VLT backup destination
VLT discovery interfaces
VLT priority
VLT port channel
Known Issues (9.0.0)
• CA certs - If you have configured your environment to use CA Certificates, these may be
overwritten during software upgrade. Please contact Dorado software before upgrading for
steps on how to proceed with the upgrade. If you have already upgraded, the certs will need to
be re-applied. Please contact Dorado software for assistance. This issue should be resolved
in the next release (HD-183393, HD-183578 )
• The Performance TOP N Portlet may show interface BW utilization greater than 100% for VLAN
interfaces. The performance data used for determining BW utilization relies on device
configuration and SNMP data obtained from the device. Some devices return erroneous data
resulting in incorrect calculations. If you encounter this issue, It is recommended that VLAN
interfaces be excluded from the monitored entities in the Default Interface monitor. To exclude:
Go to Settings -> Monitor Management -> Default Interface Monitor -> Edit -> Monitor Options
tab -> On the “All Device” row on the right under Actions click on the interfaces icon (up and
down arrows)-> Click the Green + and set Name does not contain VLAN. This will exclude
interfaces with VLAN in the name. (HD-114544
• The User interface may have a missing a scrollbar when the UI has been zoomed in to far or the
monitor resolution is too low. Zoom out or adjust resolution. (PV-70042)
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Known Issues (8.0.1)
• The pre-seeded set IGMP action is only working for N3xxx and N4xxx models in the N
series. For other models this will need to be set via custom action or manually via CLI. (PV-
PV-69592)
• For stacked N4xxx models, the serial number may not be populated in the UI for stacked
members. (PV-69748)
• When "reboot to startup" during restore procedure for N1108EP device You may see
"restore successful" but the device may not have actually reloaded. A manual reload may
be required. (PV-37880)
• The pre-seed action "Dell Networking (PCT) L2/L3(4.x or later) Set Radius Server Settings"
will not work on the N11XX series due to syntax changes. The Action will be updated in the
next release. (PV-37883)
• OS 9.14.2 and OS 10.5.x – Firmware does not support standard VLAN data collection via
SNMP. As a result under Resource Manager -> Equipment -> Details -> Network, the
VLAN by ID will not show the associated ports and VLANs by Port will not show the
associated VLAN. VLANs will need to be queried directly via CLI Direct Access or via action
Script. (PV-30403)
Known Issues (8.0.0)
• Device warranty information returning mismatch between the actual warranty and contract info
- if the Dell Warranty database has 2 records in their database that are essential for the name
product/service that should correlate to each other. OMNM does not know how to do the
correlation. (HD-38506)
• When accessing some right click menu option from the Resource Manager on the home
screen, the pop-up screen may be rendered off screen. As a workaround, before the
operation, you can use Ctrl "-" to reduce the browser size and bring the pop-up into view.
(31539)
• When accessing the Equipment Alarm details page and choosing Equipment details, the data
may not be displayed. You may go directly to the general tab instead to see equipment details.
(31536)
• If using Centos 7.5 and upgrading to OMNM 8.0, after installation you may encounter portlet
exceptions like "500: java.io.IOException..." A system reboot may resolve the issue but there
could be another cause. The Linux Command 'netstat' is deprecated in CentOS 7.5 and this
may lead to improper shutdown of the application server resulting in this error. The
workaround is to re-install net-tools with the following command as root: yum -y install net-
tools. And then reboot the system. (31493)
• Default Interface Monitor indicates partial results for Nutanix interfaces due to 0 value in
ifSpeed MIB attribute (31424)
• When using the Home page -> Resource Manager -> right click options (for example "New")
the pop-up may appear off screen. Use "Ctrl + minus" to reduce the browser page size and
bring the menu into view. This will be resolved in the next release. (30839)
• Dell Support Assist Feature: The Getting Started portlet asks for information regarding the
users Dell account. The "State/Province/Region" field is currently set as not a mandatory field,
however if this field is not populated, the post discovery action to configure Support Assist will
fail at Device Discovery time. Discovery will be successful, but Support Assist will not be
configured on the target device(s). The work around is populate the field and run the Support
Assist action for the Actions portlet. (30847)
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Additional Supported Device information
Device Supported Models Matrix
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