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the status of an HP Drive Array physical drive. The variable
cpaDaPhyDrvStatus indicates the current physical drive status.
User Action: If the physical drive status is failed(3) or
predictiveFailure(4), replace the drive.
Event Time: 01/09/2003 15:46: PM
Event Notice ID, Event Description and Event Time are inserted by Systems Insight Manager into all event
notifications and that Computer (V1, sysName), Drive Status (V3, cpqDaPhyDrvStatus) and Serial Number
(V9, cpaDaPhySerialNum) are customized to this specific trap.
Using the preceding example and adding the $!
--#MSG_FORMATTER “$! $V1V#System Name: # $V3V#Drive Status: # $V9V#Serial
Number: #”
The e-mail or pager output would be:
System Name: CRONUS
Drive Status: FAILED
Serial Number: WS7000134715
Using the $Hdr keyword in conjunction with $! to further customize the display could be as follows:
--#MSG_FORMATTER “$! $Hdr#The # $V1V#system # $Hdr#had the following #
$V3V#Drive Status:# $Hdr#. The system Serial Number # $V9V#is # $Hdr#.#”
The e-mail or pager output would be:
The system Cronus had the following Drive Status: failed. The system Serial
Number is WS7000134715
IMPORTANT: For the TYPE, CATEGORY, and MSG_FORMATTER keywords described above, the value
for these keywords must be encapsulated in quotes, such as
xxx
for the mxmib to successfully register the
MIB in question. Other keywords such as SEVERITY and ENABLE do not require quoted values.
SNMP Trap Settings page
The SNMP Trap Settings page has the capability to modify the attributes of any trap that has been registered
with the Systems Insight Manager database. The attributes that are available for modification include the
short and long descriptions, severity, category, and the trap enable/disable flag. Use the interface on this
page to first select the registered MIB containing the trap in which you are interested, and then select the
specific trap you wish to modify.
Fields can be modified as follows:
• The Description field is the long description stating the nature of the trap. The Description field is
used on the Event detail page and can be included in paging and e-mail notifications. This field
corresponds to the
DESCRIPTION
keyword in the CFG files.
• The Type field is the short description and is used as the display string when viewing a list of events.
The Type can also be used as part of a paging or e-mail notification. Type fields have been
custom-created for all of the HP ProLiant hardware events. However, for many other MIBs they have
not been customized. Tailoring this field to present a clear message is crucial to presenting meaningful
Event data in Systems Insight Manager. This field corresponds to the
#TYPE
keyword in the CFG files.
• The Severity field can be set to CRITICAL, MAJOR, MINOR, or INFORMATIONAL. The default is
INFORMATIONAL when no other severity has been set by the base MIB. Many vendors have different
severities specified in their MIBs such as Normal, Warning, Degraded, Broken, etc. These severities
need to be changed in the base MIB or CFG to one that matches Systems Insight Manager. For example,
Degraded can be mapped to Minor or Major, depending on the degradation. Editing the MIB or CFG
and doing a search/replace on the severities is the easiest way to tweak the MIB. This field corresponds
to the
#SEVERITY
keyword in the CFG files.
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- HP Part Number: 601823-002 1
- Book Title 2
- Linked Title 2
- Table of Contents 3
- 4 Table of Contents 4
- Table of Contents 5 5
- 6 Table of Contents 6
- Table of Contents 7 7
- 8 Table of Contents 8
- Table of Contents 9 9
- List of Tables 10
- Part I Introduction 11
- 1 About this document 12
- 2 Product overview 13
- Automatic event handling 14
- Tools and tasks 14
- Collections 14
- Users and Authorizations 14
- Automatically signing in 15
- Configuring the browser 16
- Behavior 16
- Customizing views 18
- 3 Setting up managed systems 20
- 22 Setting up managed systems 22
- Configuring SSH access 24
- 26 Setting up managed systems 26
- 4 Credentials 27
- 28 Credentials 28
- 5 WMI Mapper Proxy 29
- 6 Discovery 30
- Options on the Discovery page 31
- Discovery credentials 31
- Discovery filters 32
- 7 Manage Communications 33
- 34 Manage Communications 34
- 8 Automatic event handling 35
- 9 Users and Authorizations 36
- 10 Managed environment 37
- Basic search 39
- Advanced search 39
- Searching for tools 40
- 12 Monitoring systems 41
- System status types 42
- Software status types 43
- WBEM operational status types 43
- Monitoring clusters 44
- System properties 44
- Widgets Inc 45
- Widgets Inc. – Brussels 45
- 46 Monitoring systems 46
- 13 Event management 47
- Examples of e-mail pages 48
- Example of a Pager/SMS page 49
- Example of an HTML page 50
- 52 Event management 52
- Standard reports 53
- Snapshot Comparison 54
- Enhanced Reports 54
- Run Enhanced reports 55
- New Enhanced reports 55
- Editing Enhanced reports 55
- E-mailing reports 55
- Deleting reports 56
- Target selection 57
- Scheduling tools 57
- Managing with tasks 57
- Viewing results 58
- Example - Device ping 58
- Types of collections 61
- Other customization features 62
- General concepts 66
- General concepts 67 67
- Custom tool menu placement 68
- Custom tool URL format 69
- SSH client 70
- Example Web launch tool 73
- Example MSA tool 73
- Modifying a TDEF 76
- Securing communication 77
- Credentials management 78
- Passwords 79
- Password warnings 79
- Browser session 79
- Operating-system dependencies 80
- SSH server 81
- Command-line interface 82
- Moderate 83
- 19 Privilege elevation 85
- 20 Contract and warranty 86
- Overview 87
- System Information 87
- Contract 87
- Warranty 88
- 21 License Manager 90
- CLI mxlmkeyconfig 91
- License types 91
- Licensed System(s) 92
- Add Licenses 92
- Collect Remote License Info 92
- Apply Licenses 94
- Add License page 95
- Key details page 95
- 96 License Manager 96
- About storage systems 98
- Storage events 98
- Storage inventory details 99
- About SMI-S 100
- Key components 100
- Profiles 100
- SMI-S implementation 100
- Using storage solutions 101
- For Command View SDM 102
- Discovery 103
- 2. Select a storage array 105
- 23 Managing MSCS clusters 106
- Node fields 107
- Network fields 107
- Resource fields 107
- Cluster Monitor states 108
- Cluster Monitor polling rate 109
- Viewing the audit log 110
- Example audit log 110
- Log content 111
- Additional resources 112
- About integration 113
- About software repositories 113
- MIB management tools 115
- TRAP-TYPE 116
- MIB management tools 117 117
- MIB management tools 119 119
- MSG_FORMATTER 120
- SNMP Trap Settings page 121
- #CATEGORY 122
- A Important Notes 123
- Annotating the portal UI 124
- Security bulletins 124
- Validating RPM signatures 125
- Central Management Server 126
- Configure or Repair Agents 126
- Data collection reports 126
- B Troubleshooting 127
- Container View 129
- Credentials 130
- Data Collection 130
- Database 131
- Storage_DC_Timeout 132
- Linux servers 133
- Host name 134
- HP Smart Update Manager 135
- Identification 136
- Installation 137
- License Manager 138
- Managed Environment 138
- Onboard Administrator 139
- Performance 139
- 140 Troubleshooting 140
- Virtual identifiers 141
- Virtual machines 142
- WMI Mapper 143
- SNMP 144 144
- SMI-S WBEM providers 145
- Protocol functionality 146
- Distributed 147
- Component Object Model 147
- D Data Collection 148
- E Default system tasks 149
- 150 Default system tasks 150
- Status polling 151
- F Host file extensions 152
- Default values 153
- $Hosts_filename 154
- Hosts_filename 154
- G System Type Manager rules 155
- SSA-specific attributes 156
- MSA-specific attributes 156
- WLA-specific attributes 157
- Parameterized strings 158
- Common tool attributes 159
- Tool Filtering attributes 160
- Environment Variables 161
- Tool parameter guidelines 162
- Tool parameter guidelines 163 163
- J Support and other resources 168
- Documentation feedback 169
- Related documents 169
- Glossary 171
- SMI-S provider 172
- See also 173
- 174 Glossary 174
- 176 Glossary 176
- Web-Based 178
- Enterprise Management 178
- 180 Glossary 180
- 182 Index 182
- 184 Index 184
- 186 Index 186
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