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NOTE: To use SNMP test mode, you must have installed the SNMP option with your PCIe IO
Accelerator.
Using test mode registry values
The following table shows the registry entries included for SNMP test values. Entries marked by an asterisk (*)
generate SNMP traps when set to the indicated values, and the
cpqDrvMIBCondition and cpqDrvInfoStatus MIB variables might be affected because of the
changes.
NOTE:
All entries, except those marked by **, reflect your registry changes immediately. Entries
marked by ** require a restart of the Windows® SNMP agent for the changes to take effect.
SNMP test registry entry Description
cpqioDrvExtnAvailLogCapacityL
Lower word of the available logical capacity in bytes
cpqioDrvExtnAvailLogCapacityU
Upper word of the available logical capacity in bytes
cpqioDrvExtnBytesReadL
Lower word of the total number of bytes read since the device was formatted
cpqioDrvExtnBytesReadU
Upper word of the total number of bytes read since the device was formatted
cpqioDrvExtnLogBytesWrittenL
Lower word of the number of user data bytes written
cpqioDrvExtnLogBytesWrittenU
Upper word of the number of user data bytes written
cpqioDrvExtnPhysBytesWrittenL
Lower word of the total physical bytes written
cpqioDrvExtnPhysBytesWrittenU
Upper word of the total physical bytes written
cpqioDrvExtnTotalLogCapacityL
Lower word of the total logical capacity in bytes as formatted
cpqioDrvExtnTotalLogCapacityU
Upper word of the total logical capacity in bytes as formatted
cpqioDrvExtnTotalPhysCapacityL
Lower word of the total logical capacity in bytes as formatted
cpqioDrvExtnTotalPhysCapacityU
Upper word of the total logical capacity in bytes as formatted
cpqioDrvExtnUsablePhysCapacity
L
Lower word of the useable physical capacity in bytes. This space is holding
valid data, or is erased and ready for writing, or is waiting to be reclaimed
via garbage collection.
cpqioDrvExtnUsablePhysCapacity
U
Upper word of the useable physical capacity in bytes. This space is holding
valid data, or is erased and ready for writing, or is waiting to be reclaimed
via garbage collection.
cpqioDrvInfoInternalTemp*
Current temperature of the device in degrees Celsius. If this value is set
above 78°C for ioDimm cards, a trap is generated. If set above 90°C for HP
Mezzanine cards, a trap is generated.
cpqioDrvInfoFlashbackIndicator*
1 = flashback redundancy is degraded; 2 = false
cpqioDrvInfoNonWritableIndicato
r*
1 = device is no longer writable because it has surpassed the read-only
threshold; 2 = false
cpqioDrvInfoPercentLifeRemaining
Upper word of the total logical capacity in bytes as formatted
cpqioDrvInfoState*
(trap generated if state = 4)
Current state of the attached client device:
•
unknown(0)
•
detached(1)
•
attached(2)
•
minimal(3)
•
error(4)
•
detaching(5)
•
attaching(6)
•
scanning(7)
- User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Contents 4 4
- Contents 5 5
- About this guide 6
- Introduction 7
- Performance attributes 8
- Supported firmware revisions 9
- Supported hardware 9
- Introduction 10 10
- Windows Server environments 12
- Using the Setup Wizard 14
- Upgrading procedure 20
- Viewing the firmware version 23
- Performing the upgrade 23
- Outdated firmware check 26
- Defragmentation 26
- Silent install option 26
- Enabling PCIe power 27
- IO Accelerator naming 27
- Using installation logs 33
- Creating an installation log 34
- Creating an uninstall log 34
- Creating a patch install log 34
- Message Suggested solution 36
- Maintenance 37
- Enabling PCIe power override 38
- Maintenance 39 39
- Maintenance 40 40
- Utilities 41
- • Date (20090921) 43
- Utilities 49 49
- Utilities 50 50
- • Use the -d or -s option 52
- Health metrics 54
- Health monitoring techniques 54
- Trim support 57
- Starting and stopping Trim 58
- Enabling Trim 58
- Trim configurations 59
- Accelerator 60
- Non-paged memory pool 61
- Windows page file management 62
- Virtual Memory performance 64
- Performance and tuning 65
- Setting NUMA affinity 66
- NUMA configuration 67
- Checking the log for errors 69
- Resources 70
- Support and other resources 71
- Customer Self Repair 73
- Reparo feito pelo cliente 75
- Regulatory information 79
- Acronyms and abbreviations 80
- Virtual Machine 81
- Documentation feedback 82
- Index 83 83
- Index 84 84
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