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Lenovo Upward Integration Modules Add-in for Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager
Release Notes
Version 2.0

Chapter 1. About this release
The topics in this section provide specific information about the current release.
What's new in this release:
	Lenovo Upward Integration Modules Add-in for Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager, v1.1 adds the following features:
		1.Rolling system Reboot
		2.Role-Based Management.
                3.Integration with Lenovo XClarity Administrator for Chassis Map
                4.Integration with Lenovo XClarity Administrator for Configuration Pattern
		5.PFA Management Enhancement

Chapter 2. Known limitations and workround
1.Host is visible in SCVMM host list but not in UIM Add-in
	Sometimes a host appears in the SCVMM host list but not in UIM Add-in. You can work around this issue by manually adding the host into SCVMM.
About this task:
	Occasionally, a host will be absent from UIM Add-in host list, even though it is visible in the SCVMM host list. This happens when the SCVMM Service/Agent applications fail to collect the hardware system UUID from the BIOS of the host. It is possible that the SCVMM Service/Agent applications will successfully collect the information later, but whether this will happen and how long it will take is unpredictable. To ensure that the host is listed in UIM Add-in, you can manually add it by following these steps.
Procedure:
	1. From the SCVMM Admin page, manually remove the host from the SCVMM host list.
	a. Select the host from the host list.
	b. Click Host, and select Start Maintenance Mode.
	c. Depending upon whether the host is in a cluster or not, perform one of the following steps.
	If the host is not in a cluster, from the Host menu, select Remove.
	If the host is in a cluster, from the Host menu, select Remove Cluster Node.
	Sometimes this step does not work. If that happens, run the following PowerShellcommands:
	a. import-module virtualmachinemanager $RunAsAccount = Get-SCRunAsAccount-Name "RunAsAccount01" Get-SCVMHost -ComputerName "VMHost01"
	b. remove-SCVMHost -Credential $RunAsAccount
	2. From the Admin UI, manually add the host into the SCVMM or cluster. Select the Hypervisor node in the UIM Add-in host list, then press Ctrl+F5 to reload the list.
	3. If the host does not appear in the Add-in host list, restart the host and then perform the previous steps again.
	

2.Installer fails with error message
	On rare occasions, the SCVMM Add-in installer will fail and display an error message, especially when it runs for the first time on a system.
Procedure:
	1. Close the message window to stop the installation.
	2. Run the installer again.
Results:
	After running the installer a second time, it will work correctly, and the Add-in will be installed.