Grant Curell

 when testing against a slower device I found that invoke_discover_device.py would terminate early while the job was still running. The problem happens in `get_job_id` - the discovery config group...

Currently the invoke_query_groups.py script only supports the device type. With minimal effort it could be extended.

Currently Invoke-DiscoverDevice.ps1 offers substantially more capability than invoke_discover_device.py. It needs to be updated for parity with its PowerShell counterpart.

According to [the documentation](https://dl.dell.com/topicspdf/dell-openmanage-enterprise_Reference-Guide2_en-us.pdf) page 610 the `CreateGroup` option should create a group on discovery. After testing it, this value seems to be ignored and no group is created.

I haven't done as much with Dell storage but I noticed the credentials seem to be the same as they are for a network device. I suspect this is not...

I'm not sure if this already exists, but a customer suggested being able to see power consumption by static group

Right now populating the slots in power manager is a manual process. If a chassis is added, it should autopopulate the blades in the physical view.

See conversation in https://github.com/dell/OpenManage-Enterprise/pull/77 for details. Currently the plugins code does not handle pagination correctly. Assigned to @Mahendran-P-Dell

Right now the following code block is untested: elseif ($ComplValList.Length -gt 0) { foreach ($ComplianceHash in $ComplValList) { $SourcesString = $null $NavigationUrlLink = $ComplianceHash.'[email protected]' $NavigationURL = "https://$($IpAddress)" + "$NavigationUrlLink" $ComponentComplianceReportsResponse...

Right now there is a stub informing users the functionality is not implemented: # TODO - This is not yet implemented foreach ( $Action in $UpdateActions) { if ($Action -eq...