Monitor the hardware health of key device parameters such as temperature, voltage, power, fan speed, status of processors, disk arrays, etc. of multiple vendors and configure notification profiles to get alerted if they violate pre-defined thresholds.

Note: Alarm suppression and monitoring interval changes apply only to newly discovered devices.
Before you start monitoring the hardware of your network device(s), ensure that it satisfies OpManager's prerequisites for hardware monitoring. OpManager's hardware health monitoring allows you to,
OpManager uses SNMP to monitor and collect the hardware health status of servers, routers & switches. In-case of VMware, the vSphere API is used to collect sensor data. The hardware health monitors are associated automatically whenever you add a device with proper SNMP credential. If you encounter any problem associating the hardware health monitors, then check for the correct SNMP credentials or contact our support team.

OpManager provides historical reports on the status of hardware health which can be scheduled based on user needs.
You can also enable hardware monitoring for individual devices from their Device Snapshot page. Navigate to Inventory -> Devices and then select a device to open its snapshot page. Click on the Enable option for Hardware Monitoring under the Summary tab.

OpManager allows you to suppress hardware alarms for individual devices. Just go to the Hardware tab in the device snapshot page of the corresponding device, and click on Suppress Hardware Alarms to turn off the hardware alarms for that particular device.

You can customize the hardware health monitoring interval for each device from the corresponding device snapshot page. To change the hardware monitoring interval for a particular device, go to the Hardware tab in the device snapshot page and edit the value for the Interval option.

OpManager allows you to suppress hardware alarms, disable sensors, or set thresholds directly at the sensor level. To perform these actions, go to the Hardware tab on the device snapshot page of the target device. In the Hardware Sensor Info widget, select the appropriate action to suppress alarms, disable monitoring, or configure a threshold for a specific sensor.

Each hardware sensor supports dedicated sensor failure alerts and configurable threshold alerts.
When a sensor reports a failure, an alert is triggered. This feature is enabled by default and can be managed globally through Monitor Settings for newly discovered devices or configured individually for each sensor.

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