Integrating Dell Command | Monitor with

Microsoft® System Center Configuration

Manager 2012
Dell Engineering
October 2014

A Dell Technical White Paper

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Table of contents
Revisions ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 2
Acknowledgements .......................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Feedback ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 4
Executive summary .......................................................................................................................................................................... 4
1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................................ 5
1.1 Purpose and scope ......................................................................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Terminology ..................................................................................................................................................................... 6
2 Using DC | M in ConfigMgr ...................................................................................................................................................... 7
2.1 Namespace Information ................................................................................................................................................ 7
2.2 Accessing DC | M information in ConfigMgr ............................................................................................................. 7
2.2.1 Inventory using DC | M MOF ......................................................................................................................................... 7
2.2.2 Queries Compiled in SCCM ........................................................................................................................................ 12
A Appendix A ................................................................................................................................................................................ 25
A.1.1 OMCI_SMS_DEF.mof ................................................................................................................................................... 25
B Additional resources................................................................................................................................................................ 65

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Acknowledgements
This white paper was produced by the following members of the Dell Client Enterprise team:

Engineering: Sharmad Naik

Test/Quality: Karthik Chandran & Palani Raja

Enhancement: Mainak Roy

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We encourage readers of this publication to provide feedback on the quality and usefulness of this by
logging information on OMCI TechCenter forum.

Executive summary
System Center Configuration Manager (ConfigMgr) is a Microsoft® systems management software
product for managing large groups of computers running on different Operating Systems. Configuration
Manager provides remote control, patch management, software distribution, operating system
deployment, network access protection and hardware and software inventory related information.

Dell Command | Monitor (DC | M) is a software that allows systems management application programs to
access information about the client computer, monitor the status of the client computer, or change the
state of the client computer, such as shutting it down remotely. DC | M uses the Common Information
Model (CIM) and Web Based Enterprise Management (WBEM). These are industry standard systems
management technologies defined by the Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF). Microsoft®
Windows® Management Instrumentation (WMI) is Microsoft's implementation of CIM instrumentation. DC
| M provides data to WMI, which is the common interface for the WMI management applications.

Although DC | M has numerous features, its primary purpose is to package and provide access to the
information requested by WMI, which in turn provides the information to systems management
application programs such as Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (ConfigMgr).

The CIM schema is defined by a Managed Object Format (MOF) file, which provides a standardized model
for describing management information between clients in a management system environment. A MOF
file is not bound to any particular implementation, rather it allows information interchange between
multiple management systems and clients.

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1 Introduction
Client Instrumentation refers to software applications that enable remote management of a client system.
The Dell Command | Monitor (Command | Monitor) software enables remote management using
application programs to access the Enterprise Client system information, monitor the status, or change
the state of the system such as remotely shutting down the system. Command | Monitor uses key system
parameters through standard interfaces allowing administrators to manage inventory, monitor system
health, and gather information about deploying Enterprise client systems.

Command | Monitor manages client systems using the Common Information Model (CIM) standard and
SNMP, which are management protocols. This reduces the total cost of ownership, improves security, and
provides a holistic approach to manage all the devices, including clients, servers, storage, network, and
software devices.

Using CIM you can access Command | Monitor through Web Services for Management Standards
(WSMAN).

Command | Monitor contains the underlying driver set that collects client system information from
different sources, including the BIOS, CMOS, System Management BIOS (SMBIOS), System Management
Interface (SMI), operating system, Application programming interface (APIs), Dynamic- link library (DLLs),
and registry settings. Command | Monitor fetches this information through the CIM Object Manager
(CIMOM) interface, Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) stacks or SNMP agent.

Command | Monitor enables IT administrators to remotely collect asset information, modify CMOS
settings, receive proactive notifications about potential fault conditions, and get alerts for potential
security breaches. These alerts are available as events in the event log, CIM Indication or received as SNMP
traps after importing the MIB file and monitoring it.

Command | Monitor is used to gather asset inventory from the system, including BIOS settings, through
CIM implementation or SNMP agent. It can be integrated into a console such as Microsoft® System
Center Configuration Manager by directly accessing the CIM information, or through other console
vendors which have implemented the Command Monitor integration.

Apart of that, you can create custom scripts for other important aspects. These scripts can be used to
monitor inventory, BIOS settings, and system health.

1.1 Purpose and scope

Although Command | Monitor has numerous features, its primary purpose is to package and provide
access to information requested by WMI, which in turn provides the information to systems management
application programs such as the Microsoft® System Center Configuration Manager (ConfigMgr) tools.

This whitepaper provides details on how an IT administrator can exploit the information provided by
Command | Monitor within ConfigMgr to provide enhanced reporting for managing Dell business client
platforms. This document assumes the reader is familiar with the DCM / OMCI usage, Microsoft SCCM and

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 system administration. The scope of this paper is restricted to inventory and doesn’t include deployment
of Dell Command | Monitor on Client Systems using ConfigMgr.

1.2 Terminology
The following terms will be used throughout this document

SCCM System Center Configuration Manager

SSRS SQL Server Reporting Service

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2 Using DC | M in ConfigMgr

2.1 Namespace Information

The namespace for access to the Dell OMCI classes is “root\dcim\sysman”.

2.2 Accessing DC | M information in ConfigMgr

There are two ways that DC | M data may be made available in ConfigMgr. Section 2.2.1 shows how
importing the DC | M mof file OMCI_SMS_DEF.mof can help display inventory information of Dell
Enterprise Client System. Section 2.2.2 and Section 2.2.3 extend the integration by providing a number of
pre- defined ConfigMgr web reports and queries, as well as explaining how these may be exploited in the
ConfigMgr console.

Section 2.2.2 contains a set of sample ConfigMgr web reports that correspond to the sample MOF in
Section 2.2.1. These reports are based on classes and properties enabled in the OMCI SMS MOF. Section
2.2.3 explains how the sample queries can be compiled into the ConfigMgr site server using mofcomp and
the MOF formatted sample queries or pasted into a new web report in the ConfigMgr console.

Section 2.2.3 contains example ConfigMgr queries based on the OMCI SMS MOF in Section 2.2.1.

2.2.1 Inventory using DC | M MOF

After the installation of DC | M is completed, If the default install path is chosen than the inventory of is
located in the following folder %ProgramFiles%\Dell\Command Monitor\ssa\omacim. Following are the
steps to import the file into SCCM 2012:

1. Copy the OMCI SCCM mof file on the server.

2. Modify the MOF to change any “FALSE” to “TRUE” (or vice versa) for the desired reporting within
ConfigMgr. This step allows customization of reports to the level of detail required. NOTE: In order for
a property to be collected for reporting purposes, the value of “SMS_Report” for that property must
be set to “TRUE”; additionally, the value of “SMS_Report” for the class that contains the property must
also be set to “TRUE”. Save the mof.
3. Open the SCCM console.
4. Navigate to the Administration Feature Tab/Menu and follow the below step/order to import the Mof
into SCCM.
a. Click on the Administration Tab
b. Click on Client Setting
c. Default client settings (On Right side pane)
d. Right click and select Properties
e. Hardware inventory menu
f. Click on Set classes (On Right side pane)
g. Click Import button and navigate to the path where the OMCI_SMS_DEF.mof file is placed
h. Select the mof file and click Open

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 i. Now we can see the import summary is green without any errors in it. And all the classes are
added successfully.
j. Click on the first radio button ( Import both hardware inventory classes and hardware
inventory class settings ) and Import.

The graphical representation of all the steps is as follows:

Step 1: The following figure displays the hardware inventory setting information in SCCM Console

Figure 1 Navigation of the Hardware inventory menu

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 Step 2: The following figure shows the Hardware inventory classes before importing the DC | M mof file

Figure 2 Display of all the classes before importing DCM mof file

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 Step 3: The following figure displays the importing table for the DC | M mof file.

Figure 3 File selection to import the DCM mof file

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 Step 4: The following figure shows the display of the import summary after the DC | M mof file is
imported.

Figure 4 Display of all the new classes in the DCM mof file after import

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 Step 5: Following the import of the move in ConfigMgr, the display of all the classes in SCCM Console is as
follows:

Figure 5 Display of all the classes after importing DCM mof file

2.2.2 Queries Compiled in SCCM

The following are sample reports that may be incorporated into ConfigMgr based on the OMCI SMS MOF
in Appendix A. There are two methods that may be used to create new reports within the ConfigMgr
console. Reports may be directly created as SQL queries. Alternately, they may be imported using
mofcomp against a properly formed MOF file containing the report definition. The following section
defines a sample query report both in SQL and MOF formats and explains how each format may be
imported.

2.2.2.1 Reported Created as SQL queries

The following is a sample report query for reporting general information on all OMCI deployed
commercial systems. The following steps may be used in SCCM 2012 to create a new report from a SQL
statement:

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 The graphical representation of all the steps is as follows:

Step 1: Navigation in SCCM Console to create a SCCM report.

Figure 6 Navigation to create a report for monitoring

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 Step 2: Update the details in the Report Wizard.

Figure 7 Input the name and the Path for the SQL based report.

Input the necessary entries here like the name and the path in the wizard tab.

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 Step 3: Choose the required report data in the SQL Report Builder.

Figure 8 SQL Report Builder display

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 Step 4: Choose the data set for the report.

Figure 9 Display of the dataset while creating a new report.

Click Next and it will prompt you to choose the connection to the data source.

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 Step 5: Input the data source credentials for authentication.

Figure 10 Enter credentials for authentication.

Enter the relevant credentials and click on OK.

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 Step 6: Update the query to report.

Figure 11 Design Query interface.

Click Edit as Text and paste the following query:

----------------------------------------------------------------------

- - This sample SQL is provided as an example only, and has not been

- - tested, nor is warranted in any way by Dell; Dell disclaims any

- - liability in connection therewith. Dell provides no technical

- - support with regard to content herein. For more information on

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 - - SQL queries, refer to applicable documentation.

----------------------------------------------------------------------

SELECT DSS.ElementName0 as 'Computer Name',

case

when DSS.HealthState0 = 0 then 'Unknown'

when DSS.HealthState0 = 5 then 'OK'

when DSS.HealthState0 = 10 then 'Degraded'

when DSS.HealthState0 = 15 then 'Minor failure'

when DSS.HealthState0 = 20 then 'Major failure'

when DSS.HealthState0 = 25 then 'Critical failure'

when DSS.HealthState0 = 30 then 'Non- recoverable failure'

else CAST(DSS.HealthState0 as varchar)

end as 'Global Health',

DOS.Name0 as 'Operating System', DChas.Model0 as 'Model', DChas.Tag0 as 'Asset Tag',

case

when DChas.ChassisPackageType0 = 1 then 'Unknown'

when DChas.ChassisPackageType0 = 3 then 'Desktop'

when DChas.ChassisPackageType0 = 6 then 'Mini Tower'

when DChas.ChassisPackageType0 = 7 then 'Tower'

when DChas.ChassisPackageType0 = 8 then 'Portable'

when DChas.ChassisPackageType0 = 9 then 'Laptop'

else CAST(DChas.ChassisPackageType0 as varchar)

end as 'System Class',

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 DBIOS.Version0 as 'BIOS Version'

FROM dbo.v_GS_Dell_ComputerSystem0 as DSS

LEFT JOIN dbo.v_GS_Dell_OperatingSystem0 as DOS on DSS.ResourceID = DOS.ResourceID

LEFT JOIN dbo.v_GS_Dell_Chassis0 as DChas on DSS.ResourceID = DChas.ResourceID

LEFT JOIN dbo.v_GS_Dell_BIOSElement0 as DBIOS on DSS.ResourceID = DBIOS.ResourceID

ORDER BY DSS.ElementName0

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Click Next to arrange the fields and choose a layout. After the report created is completed the following
display will appear.

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 Step 7: Arrange the layout.

Figure 12 Layout of the submitted query.

Click Run to run the query.

2.2.2.2 Reports created using mofcomp and MOF

The following is a representation of the above report query presented as a MOF that may be (optional)
compiled into the ConfigMgr system using mofcomp rather than the SQL query approach. The following
steps may be used to import the report using the MOF format:
1. Copy and paste the following text (up to the “// ***** End *****” statement) into a local file (e.g.
c:\temp\OMCI_System_Report_Export.MOF) on the site server system.

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 2. Then perform a mofcomp of the newly created file. Execute (NOTE: replace “<site_code>” with the
actual site code):
mofcomp –N:root\SMS\site_<site_code> -instance:createonly
c:\temp\OMCI_System_Report_Export.MOF

//- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

// This sample SQL is provided as an example only, and has not been

// tested, nor is warranted in any way by Dell; Dell disclaims any

// liability in connection therewith. Dell provides no technical

// support with regard to content herein. For more information on

// SQL queries, refer to applicable documentation.

//- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

// ***** Class : SMS_Report *****

[SecurityVerbs(140551)]

instance of SMS_Report

Category = "Hardware - General";

Comment = "List of all Dell OMCI systems";

DrillThroughColumns = {};

GraphCaption = "";

GraphXCol = 1;

GraphYCol = 2;

MachineDetail = TRUE;

MachineSource = FALSE;

Name = "All Dell OMCI System List";

NumPrompts = 0;

RefreshInterval = 0;

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 SecurityKey = "";

SQLQuery = "SELECT DSS.ElementName0 as 'Computer Name',

\n

\ncase

\nwhen DSS.HealthState0 = 0 then 'Unknown'

\nwhen DSS.HealthState0 = 5 then 'OK'

\nwhen DSS.HealthState0 = 10 then 'Degraded'

\nwhen DSS.HealthState0 = 15 then 'Minor failure'

\nwhen DSS.HealthState0 = 20 then 'Major failure'

\nwhen DSS.HealthState0 = 25 then 'Critical failure'

\nwhen DSS.HealthState0 = 30 then 'Non- recoverable failure'

\nelse CAST(DSS.HealthState0 as varchar)

\nend as 'Global Health',

\n

\nDOS.Name0 as 'Operating System', DChas.Model0 as 'Model', DChas.Tag0 as 'Asset Tag',

\n

\ncase

\nwhen DChas.ChassisPackageType0 = 1 then 'Unknown'

\nwhen DChas.ChassisPackageType0 = 3 then 'Desktop'

\nwhen DChas.ChassisPackageType0 = 6 then 'Mini Tower'

\nwhen DChas.ChassisPackageType0 = 7 then 'Tower'

\nwhen DChas.ChassisPackageType0 = 8 then 'Portable'

\nwhen DChas.ChassisPackageType0 = 9 then 'Laptop'

\nelse CAST(DChas.ChassisPackageType0 as varchar)

\nend as 'System Class',

\n

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 \nDBIOS.Version0 as 'BIOS Version'

\n

\nFROM dbo.v_GS_Dell_ComputerSystem0 as DSS

\nLEFT JOIN dbo.v_GS_Dell_OperatingSystem0 as DOS on DSS.ResourceID = DOS.ResourceID

\nLEFT JOIN dbo.v_GS_Dell_Chassis0 as DChas on DSS.ResourceID = DChas.ResourceID

\nLEFT JOIN dbo.v_GS_Dell_BIOSElement0 as DBIOS on DSS.ResourceID = DBIOS.ResourceID

\nORDER BY DSS.ElementName0";

StatusMessageDetailSource = FALSE;

UnicodeData = FALSE;

XColLabel = "";

YColLabel = "";

};

// ***** End *****

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A Appendix A

A.1.1 OMCI_SMS_DEF.mof
The OMCI_SMS_DEF.mof file is typically located in the following folder “%ProgramFiles% \Dell\Command
Monitor\ssa\omacim”. The contents of the file are as follows:

//=====================================================================

//

// OMCI_SMS_DEF.mof - Sample MOF that maps SMS inventory set to that

// provided by the Dell Command | Monitor Provider

// for Dell Command | Monitor version 9.0.0

//

// ?2008 - 2014 Dell Inc. All rights reserved.

// THIS SOFTWARE IS DISTRIBUTED IN THE HOPE THAT IT WILL BE USEFUL, BUT IS

// PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR OTHERWISE,

// INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR

// FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR ANY WARRANTY REGARDING TITLE OR

// AGAINST INFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL DELL BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT,

// INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES

// (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTUTUTE GOODS OR

// SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)

// HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT,

// STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING

// IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE

// POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.

//

// This sample MOF is provided as an example only. Dell provides no

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 // technical support with regard to content herein. For more information

// on MOF files, refer to applicable documentation.

//=====================================================================
====

//===================================================================

// Define Dell classes for inventory reporting

//===================================================================

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Alert Indication Setting Data"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_ALERTINDICATIONSETTINGDATA|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_AlertIndicationSettingData : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string AlertCategory;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 AlertType;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 ChangeableType;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] sint32 EventID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string IndicationIdentifier;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string InstanceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean LocalOnly;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] sint32 MaxDisplayNotifications;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] sint32 MaxNTEventLogNotifications;

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Name;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string OtherAlertType;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean PollEnabled;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 PollingInterval;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 ProbableCause;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 StartDelay;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM AMTSettings"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_AMTSETTINGS|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_AMTSettings : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean AMTSupported;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 ChangeableType;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean IDEREnabled;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string InstanceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean SOLEnabled;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM ASFSettings"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_ASFSETTINGS|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_ASFSettings : SMS_Class_Template

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 {

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean ASFEnabled;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 ChangeableType;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string InstanceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint8 StructureVersion;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Battery"), SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_BATTERY|1.0"),

SMS_Namespace(FALSE), Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_Battery : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string DeviceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledDefault;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ErrorDescription;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 HealthState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string IdentifyingDescriptions[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] datetime InstallDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Name;

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string OtherIdentifyingInfo[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 RequestedState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemCreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 BatteryStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 ChargingStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 Chemistry;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 DesignCapacity;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint64 DesignVoltage;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EstimatedChargeRemaining;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 EstimatedRunTime;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint8 RemainingCapacityMaxError;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string SmartBatteryVersion;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Status;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 TransitioningToState;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Button"), SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_BUTTON|1.0"),

SMS_Namespace(FALSE), Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_Button : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 ButtonPurpose;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 ButtonType;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Caption;

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string DeviceID;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 EnabledDefault;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 EnabledState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 RequestedState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemCreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE), Key] string SystemName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 TransitioningToState;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM BIOSElement"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_BIOSELEMENT|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_BIOSElement : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 HealthState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] datetime InstallDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Manufacturer;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string Name;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] datetime ReleaseDate;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string SerialNumber;

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SoftwareElementID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] uint16 SoftwareElementState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] uint16 TargetOperatingSystem;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string Version;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM BIOS Enumeration"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_BIOSENUMERATION|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_BIOSEnumeration : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string InstanceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string AttributeName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string CurrentValue[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean IsReadOnly;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string PossibleValues[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string PossibleValuesDescription[];

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM BIOSPassword"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_BIOSPASSWORD|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_BIOSPassword : SMS_Class_Template

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 {

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string InstanceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string AttributeName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string CurrentValue[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string PendingValue[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint64 MaxLength;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint64 MinLength;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean IsSet;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM BIOSService"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_BIOSSERVICE|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_BIOSService : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string Name;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemCreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemName;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM BIOSString"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_BIOSSTRING|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_BIOSString : SMS_Class_Template

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 [SMS_Report (FALSE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string InstanceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string AttributeName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string CurrentValue[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 StringType;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint64 MaxLength;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Boot Config Setting"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_BOOTCONFIGSETTING|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_BootConfigSetting : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string InstanceID;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Boot Service"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_BOOTSERVICE|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_BootService : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string Name;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemCreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemName;

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 };

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Boot Source Setting"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_BOOTSOURCESETTING|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_BootSourceSetting : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string BIOSBootString;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 ChangeableType;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 FailThroughSupported;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string InstanceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string StructuredBootString;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Card"), SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_CARD|1.0"),

SMS_Namespace(FALSE), Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_Card : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean CanBeFRUed;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 HealthState;

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean HostingBoard;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] datetime InstallDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] datetime ManufactureDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Manufacturer;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Model;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Name;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string OtherIdentifyingInfo;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 PackageType;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string PartNumber;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string SerialNumber;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string SKU;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string Tag;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string VendorCompatibilityStrings[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Version;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Chassis and Docking"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_Chassis|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_Chassis : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string BreachDescription;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] boolean CanBeFRUed;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 ChassisPackageType;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] datetime FirstPowerOnDate;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] boolean LockPresent;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Manufacturer;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] datetime ManufactureDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Model;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Name;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 PackageType;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string PartNumber;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string SerialNumber;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string SKU;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string Tag;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string PropertyOwnershipTag;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Chip"), SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_CHIP|1.0"),

SMS_Namespace(FALSE), Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_Chip : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean CanBeFRUed;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 HealthState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] datetime InstallDate;

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 IRQ;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] datetime ManufactureDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Manufacturer;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Model;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Name;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string OtherIdentifyingInfo;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string PartNumber;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string SerialNumber;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string SKU;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string Tag;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Version;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Concrete Job"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_CONCRETEJOB|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_ConcreteJob : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] boolean DeleteOnCompletion;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 ErrorCode;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ErrorDescription;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 HealthState;

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 [SMS_Report (FALSE)] datetime InstallDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string InstanceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string JobStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Name;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint32 Priority;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 JobRunTimes;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] datetime TimeBeforeRemoval;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Computer System"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_COMPUTERSYSTEM|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_ComputerSystem : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 Dedicated[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledDefault;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 HealthState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string IdentifyingDescriptions[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] datetime InstallDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string Name;

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE)] string NameFormat;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string OtherIdentifyingInfo[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 RequestedState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 TransitioningToState;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Desktop Monitor"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_DESKTOPMONITOR|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_DesktopMonitor : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 Brightness;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ColorCodeFormatSupported;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 ColorModePreset;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] sint16 ColorDepthBits;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean CompositSyncSignalOnGreenVideoSupported;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean CompositSyncSignalOnHorizontalSupported;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean ContinuousFrequency;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 Contrast;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 CurrentResolutionH;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 CurrentResolutionV;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string DeviceID;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string EDIDGamma;

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE)] string EDIDVersionNumber;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean InputAnalog;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean InputDigital;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean InputDisplayPort;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean InputDVI;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 InputSource;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ManufactureDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 MaxBrightness;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 MaxContrast;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint64 MaxQuiesceTime;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string MCCSVersionNumber;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 PhysicalSizeH;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 PhysicalSizeV;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ProductCode;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string SerialNumber;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean SeparateSyncHVSupported;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean sRGBStandardDefaultColorSpace;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 StandbyModeSupported;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 SuspendModeSupported;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemCreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 VeryLowPowerSupported;

};

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 [ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Device Bay"),
SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_DEVICEBAY|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_DeviceBay : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 DeviceBayType;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string DeviceBayLocation;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string DeviceCurrentlyAttached;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string DeviceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string DeviceSupported;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledDefault;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string ErrorDescription;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 HealthState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string IdentifyingDescriptions[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] datetime InstallDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 LogicalModuleType;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 ModuleNumber;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Name;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string OtherIdentifyingInfo[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 RequestedState;

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemCreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 TransitioningToState;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Display Controller"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_DISPLAYCONTROLLER|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_DisplayController : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string CapabilityDescriptions[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 CommunicationStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string DeviceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledDefault;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Name;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 RequestedState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemCreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 TransitioningToState;

};

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 [ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Ethernet Port"),
SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_ETHERNETPORT|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_EthernetPort : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string DeviceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 EnabledDefault;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 EnabledState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string ErrorDescription;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 HealthState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string IdentifyingDescriptions[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] datetime InstallDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 LinkTechnology;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint64 MaxSpeed;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Name;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string OtherIdentifyingInfo[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string PermanentAddress;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 PortType;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 RequestedState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint64 Speed;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemCreationClassName;

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 TOEEnabledState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 TransitioningToState;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Fan"), SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_FAN|1.0"),

SMS_Namespace(FALSE), Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_Fan : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean ActiveCooling;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string DeviceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledDefault;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ErrorDescription;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] boolean ErrorCleared;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 HealthState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string IdentifyingDescriptions[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] datetime InstallDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Name;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 RequestedState;

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemCreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean VariableSpeed;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 TransitioningToState;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Flat Panel"), SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_FLATPANEL|1.0"),

SMS_Namespace(FALSE), Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_FlatPanel : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Brightness;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string DeviceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 DisplayType;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledDefault;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string ErrorDescription;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 HealthState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 HorizontalResolution;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint64 MaxQuiesceTime;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string IdentifyingDescriptions[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] datetime InstallDate;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Name;

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 [SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string OtherIdentifyingInfo[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 RequestedState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 ScanMode;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemCreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 VerticalResolution;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 TransitioningToState;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Memory"), SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_MEMORY|1.0"),

SMS_Namespace(FALSE), Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_Memory : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 Access;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint64 BlockSize;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint64 ConsumableBlocks;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string DeviceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledDefault;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string ErrorDescription;

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 [SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 ErrorInfo;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ErrorMethodology;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 FailOverState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 HealthState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string IdentifyingDescriptions[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean Primordial;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] datetime InstallDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint64 NumberOfBlocks;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string OtherIdentifyingInfo[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Purpose;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 RedundancyConfiguration;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 RequestedState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemCreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean volatile;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 TransitioningToState;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Numeric Sensor"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_NUMERICSENSOR|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_NumericSensor : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 BaseUnits;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Caption;

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] sint32 CurrentReading;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string CurrentState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string DeviceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledDefault;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string ErrorDescription;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 HealthState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string IdentifyingDescriptions[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] datetime InstallDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] sint32 LowerThresholdNonCritical;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] sint32 LowerThresholdFatal;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] sint32 LowerThresholdCritical;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Name;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string OtherIdentifyingInfo[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint64 PollingInterval;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string PossibleStates[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 RateUnits;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 RequestedState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 SensorType;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemCreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemName;

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 [SMS_Report (FALSE)] sint32 UnitModifier;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] sint32 UpperThresholdNonCritical;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] sint32 UpperThresholdCritical;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] sint32 UpperThresholdFatal;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 TransitioningToState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 ValueFormulation;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Operating System"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_OPERATINGSYSTEM|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_OperatingSystem : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (FALSE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE), Key] string CSCreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CSName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 EnabledDefault;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 EnabledState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 HealthState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] datetime InstallDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] datetime LastBootUpTime;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] datetime LocalDateTime;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string Name;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 OSType;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string OtherTypeDescription;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 RequestedState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Version;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 TransitioningToState;

};

[ SMS_Report(FALSE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Ordered MemberOfCollection "),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_OrderedMemberOfCollection |1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_OrderedMemberOfCollection : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Collection;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Member;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint64 AssignedSequence;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Parallel Port"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_PARALLELPORT|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_ParallelPort : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint64 BaseIOAddress;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 ConnectorType;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 IRQLevel;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 Pinout;

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 RequestedState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 Security;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint64 Speed;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 TransitioningToState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string DeviceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledDefault;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemCreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemName;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM PCIDevice"), SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_PCIDEVICE|1.0"),

SMS_Namespace(FALSE), Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_PCIDevice : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint8 BusNumber;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string DeviceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint8 DeviceNumber;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 EnabledDefault;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 EnabledState;

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 [SMS_Report (FALSE)] string ErrorDescription;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint8 FunctionNumber;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 HealthState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string IdentifyingDescriptions[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] datetime InstallDate;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Name;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string OtherIdentifyingInfo[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 RequestedState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 StatusInfo;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 TransitioningToState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemCreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemName;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Processor"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_PROCESSOR|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_Processor : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string DeviceID;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 CPUStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 CurrentClockSpeed;

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledDefault;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 ExternalBusClockSpeed;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 Family;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 HealthState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 MaxClockSpeed;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 NumberOfEnabledCores;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 RequestedState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Stepping;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 TransitioningToState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string UniqueID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 UpgradeMethod;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemCreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemName;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Physical Memory"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_PHYSICALMEMORY|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_PhysicalMemory : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string BankLabel;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean CanBeFRUed;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint64 Capacity;

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 HealthState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean IsSpeedInMhz;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 FormFactor;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] datetime InstallDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] datetime ManufactureDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Manufacturer;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 MemoryType;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Model;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Name;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string OtherIdentifyingInfo;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string PartNumber;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string SerialNumber;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string SKU;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 Speed;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string Tag;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Version;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Physical Package"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_PHYSICALPACKAGE|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

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 class DCIM_PhysicalPackage : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean CanBeFRUed;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 HealthState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] datetime InstallDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] datetime ManufactureDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Manufacturer;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Model;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Name;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string OtherIdentifyingInfo;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string OtherPackageType;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 PackageType;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string PartNumber;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string SerialNumber;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string SKU;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string Tag;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string VendorCompatibilityStrings[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Version;

};

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 [ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Sensor"), SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_SENSOR|1.0"),
SMS_Namespace(FALSE), Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_Sensor : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string CurrentState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string DeviceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 EnabledDefault;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 EnabledState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string ErrorDescription;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 HealthState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string IdentifyingDescriptions[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] datetime InstallDate;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Name;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string OtherIdentifyingInfo[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint64 PollingInterval;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string PossibleStates[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 RequestedState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 SensorType;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemCreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemName;

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 [SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 TransitioningToState;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Serial Port"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_SERIALPORT|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_SerialPort : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint64 BaseIOAddress;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 ConnectorType;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string DeviceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 EnabledDefault;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 EnabledState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string ErrorDescription;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 FlowControlInfo;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 HealthState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string IdentifyingDescriptions[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] datetime InstallDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 IRQLevel;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint64 MaxSpeed;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Name;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string OtherIdentifyingInfo[];

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 PortType;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint64 RequestedSpeed;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 RequestedState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint64 Speed;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 Security;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] sint32 SerialPortCapabilities;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemCreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE), Key] string SystemName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 TransitioningToState;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Slot"), SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_SLOT|1.0"),

SMS_Namespace(FALSE), Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_Slot : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean CanBeFRUed;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 ConnectorLayout;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 ConnectorType[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 HealthState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] datetime InstallDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] datetime ManufactureDate;

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Manufacturer;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Model;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Name;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 Number;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string OtherIdentifyingInfo;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string OtherTypeDescription;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string PartNumber;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string SerialNumber;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string SKU;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean SupportsHotPlug;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string Tag;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 VccMixedVoltageSupport[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string VendorCompatibilityStrings[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Version;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Software Identity"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_SOFTWAREIDENTITY|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_SoftwareIdentity : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ClassificationDescriptions[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 Classifications[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Description;

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 HealthState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string IdentityInfoType[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string IdentityInfoValue[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] datetime InstallDate;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string InstanceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] boolean IsEntity;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Manufacturer;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Name;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] datetime ReleaseDate;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string SerialNumber;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string TargetTypes[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string VersionString;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 TransitioningToState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 RevisionNumber;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM USBPort"), SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_USBPORT|1.0"),

SMS_Namespace(FALSE), Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_USBPort : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Caption;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Description;

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string DeviceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 EnabledDefault;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 EnabledState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string ErrorDescription;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 HealthState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 OperationalStatus[];

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 PortType;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 RequestedState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemCreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 TransitioningToState;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Video Head"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_VIDEOHEAD|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_VideoHead : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string CreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string DeviceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemCreationClassName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string SystemName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint32 CurrentBitsPerPixel;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 CurrentHorizontalResolution;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint32 CurrentNumberOfColumns;

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 [SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint32 CurrentNumberOfRows;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint32 CurrentRefreshRate;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 CurrentScanMode;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 CurrentVerticalResolution;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string Description;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 EnabledDefault;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 EnabledState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 RequestedState;

[SMS_Report (FALSE)] uint16 TransitioningToState;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM VPro Settings"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_VPROSETTINGS|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_VProSettings : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string BIOSSupportedMaximumVAVersion;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string InstanceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 LTTXTEnabledState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 SMXState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 SPIFlashhasPlatformDataRegionReserved;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 SupportedBIOSsetup[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 SupportedVProFirmware[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 VMXState;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint16 VProCharacteristics[];

};

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 [ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Controller View"),
SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_CONTROLLERVIEW|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_ControllerView : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint8 BusType;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string InstanceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ControllerFirmwareVersion;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string DriverVersion;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint8 PCISlot;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 PrimaryStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ProductName;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Physical Disk View"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_PDVIEW|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_PhysicalDiskView : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 DriveAFStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string InstanceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 DriveUsage;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string Model;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string SerialNumber;

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 [SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 PrimaryStatus;

};

[ SMS_Report(TRUE), SMS_Group_Name("DCIM Virtual Disk View"),

SMS_Class_ID("DELL|DCIM_VDVIEW|1.0"), SMS_Namespace(FALSE),
Namespace("\\\\\\\\.\\\\root\\\\dcim\\\\sysman") ]

class DCIM_VirtualDiskView : SMS_Class_Template

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 RAIDStatus;

[SMS_Report (TRUE), Key] string InstanceID;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string PhysicalDiskIDs[];

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 RAIDTypes;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] string ElementName;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 StripeSize;

[SMS_Report (TRUE)] uint32 PrimaryStatus;

};

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