Hi and happy new year to you too. Thanks for your post. For such events which are sure that are essentially meant to test or are periodic and mean no harm for you, can be ignored specifically. You need not ignore all the warning alerts. Just right click on the alert and select to ignore the specific alert. This will help you to get all the remaining alerts from your servers let it be warning, normal or critical. Hope it helps.
Hello and Happy New Year to everyone As you may have gathered from my previous posts, we have a fleet of Dell servers in a Windows domain looked after by OpenManage Essentials (OME) v2.0.1.2222.  Every 90 days (or so) the PERC batteries go into a learn cycle. There is an event (ID 2176) in the system event viewer of the host server which, I presume, triggers OME to create an alarm. The device then has a warning status. After a few hours the device goes back to normal. I guess this is by design but I would rather not get warning email for something that is essentially a test. I don't want to get into the habit of ignoring warnings (losing a disk in a RAID array is also considered a warning, which I think is rather cavalier). What is the best practice I can use for these warnings?  Many thanks in advance. John
Annoying OME warning for PERC battery Learn cycle