Hitachi SNMP Agent: User Guide

Hitachi SNMP Agent
User Guide
Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform G200, G400, G600, G800

Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform F400, F600, F800
MK-94HM8015-05
October 2016
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Hitachi SNMP Agent User Guide for Virtual Storage Platform Gx00 and Fx00 Models
Contents
Preface................................................................................................. 5
Intended audience................................................................................................... 6
Product version........................................................................................................6
Release notes.......................................................................................................... 6
Changes in this revision............................................................................................6
Referenced documents............................................................................................. 6
Document conventions............................................................................................. 7
Conventions for storage capacity values.....................................................................8
Accessing product documentation............................................................................. 9
Getting help.............................................................................................................9
Comments...............................................................................................................9
1 Introduction....................................................................................11
SNMP Manager overview........................................................................................ 12
How SNMP works............................................................................................. 12
Management Information Base overview............................................................ 13
SNMP Agent configuration...................................................................................... 13
SNMP Agent overview.............................................................................................14
SNMP traps...................................................................................................... 15
SNMP Agent operations.....................................................................................15
SNMP Agent reported errors.............................................................................. 16
Component status information from SNMP Manager................................................. 16
2 Using SNMP....................................................................................19
Editing alert settings...............................................................................................20
Managing SNMP trap notification............................................................................. 20
Adding trap notification for SNMP v1 and v2c......................................................21
Adding trap notification for SNMP v3.................................................................. 22
Changing trap notification for SNMP v1 and v2c.................................................. 24
Changing trap notification for SNMP v3.............................................................. 25
Deleting SNMP trap notification..........................................................................26
Managing SNMP request authentication................................................................... 27
Adding request authentication for SNMP v1 and v2c............................................27
Adding request authentication for SNMP v3........................................................ 29
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Changing request authentication for SNMP v1 and v2c........................................ 30
Changing request authentication for SNMP v3.....................................................31
Deleting SNMP request authentication................................................................33
Testing SNMP trap reports.......................................................................................34
3 SNMP supported MIBs..................................................................... 35

SNMP Agent failure report trap contents.................................................................. 36
SNMP Agent extension trap types............................................................................ 36
Standard MIB specifications.................................................................................... 37
MIBs supported by SNMP Agent.........................................................................37
SNMP Agent MIB access mode...........................................................................38
Example object identifier system........................................................................38
MIB mounting specifications supported by SNMP Agent....................................... 39
Extension MIB specifications................................................................................... 39
Extension MIB configuration.............................................................................. 39
raidExMibName................................................................................................ 41
raidExMibVersion.............................................................................................. 41
raidExMibAgentVersion......................................................................................41
raidExMibDkcCount........................................................................................... 42
raidExMibRaidListTable...................................................................................... 42
raidExMibDKCHWTable...................................................................................... 42
raidExMibDKUHWTable......................................................................................44
raidExMibTrapListTable...................................................................................... 44
4 SNMP failure trap reference............................................................. 47

SNMP failure trap reference codes........................................................................... 48
Obtaining drive box and drive numbers....................................................................61
5 Troubleshooting.............................................................................. 63
Getting help...........................................................................................................64
Solving SNMP problems.......................................................................................... 64
Glossary..............................................................................................65
Index..................................................................................................69
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Preface
This document describes and provides instructions for using the SNMP Agent
on VSP Gx00 models and VSP Fx00 models.
Please read this document carefully to understand how to use this product,
and maintain a copy for reference purposes.
□ Intended audience
□ Product version
□ Release notes
□ Changes in this revision
□ Referenced documents
□ Document conventions
□ Conventions for storage capacity values
□ Accessing product documentation
□ Getting help
□ Comments
Preface 5
Intended audience
This document is intended for system administrators, Hitachi Data Systems
representatives, and authorized service providers who install, configure, and
operate VSP Gx00 models and VSP Fx00 models.
Readers of this document should be familiar with the following:

• Data processing and RAID storage systems and their basic functions.
• Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform Gx00 or Fx00 models and the Product
Overview.
• The Hitachi Command Suite software and the Hitachi Command Suite User
Guide, or the Hitachi Device Manager - Storage Navigator software and the
System Administrator Guide.
Product version
This document revision applies to:
• Firmware 83-04-0x or later
• SVOS 7.0 or later
Release notes
Read the release notes before installing and using this product. They may
contain requirements or restrictions that are not fully described in this
document or updates or corrections to this document. Release notes are
available on Hitachi Data Systems Support Connect: https://
knowledge.hds.com/Documents.
Changes in this revision

• Added the following trap reference codes:
○ cf8axx
Referenced documents
• Hitachi Command Suite User Guide, MK-90HC172
• Command Control Interface User and Reference Guide, MK-90RD7010
• System Administrator Guide, MK-94HM8016
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Document conventions
This document uses the following terminology conventions:
Convention Description
• Hitachi Virtual All of the following storage systems:

Storage Platform • Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform G200
Gx00 models • Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform G400
• VSP Gx00 • Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform G600
models • Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform G800
• Hitachi Virtual All of the following storage systems:

Storage Platform • Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform F400
Fx00 models • Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform F600
• VSP Fx00 • Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform F800
models
This document uses the following typographic conventions:
Convention Description
Bold • Indicates text in a window, including window titles, menus, menu options,
buttons, fields, and labels. Example:
Click OK.
• Indicates emphasized words in list items.
Italic • Indicates a document title or emphasized words in text.
• Indicates a variable, which is a placeholder for actual text provided by the
user or for output by the system. Example:
pairdisplay -g group
(For exceptions to this convention for variables, see the entry for angle
brackets.)
Monospace Indicates text that is displayed on screen or entered by the user. Example:
pairdisplay -g oradb
< > angle brackets Indicates variables in the following scenarios:

• Variables are not clearly separated from the surrounding text or from
other variables. Example:
Status-<report-name><file-version>.csv
• Variables in headings.
[ ] square brackets Indicates optional values. Example: [ a | b ] indicates that you can choose a,
b, or nothing.
{ } braces Indicates required or expected values. Example: { a | b } indicates that you
must choose either a or b.
| vertical bar Indicates that you have a choice between two or more options or arguments.
Examples:
[ a | b ] indicates that you can choose a, b, or nothing.
{ a | b } indicates that you must choose either a or b.
This document uses the following icons to draw attention to information:
Preface 7
Icon Label Description
Note Calls attention to important or additional information.
Tip Provides helpful information, guidelines, or suggestions for performing

tasks more effectively.
Caution Warns the user of adverse conditions and/or consequences (for

example, disruptive operations, data loss, or a system crash).
WARNING Warns the user of a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could
result in death or serious injury.
Conventions for storage capacity values

Physical storage capacity values (for example, disk drive capacity) are
calculated based on the following values:
Physical capacity unit Value
1 kilobyte (KB) 1,000 (10 3) bytes

1 megabyte (MB) 1,000 KB or 1,0002 bytes
1 gigabyte (GB) 1,000 MB or 1,0003 bytes
1 terabyte (TB) 1,000 GB or 1,0004 bytes
1 petabyte (PB) 1,000 TB or 1,0005 bytes
1 exabyte (EB) 1,000 PB or 1,0006 bytes
Logical capacity values (for example, logical device capacity) are calculated
based on the following values:
Logical capacity unit Value
1 block 512 bytes

1 cylinder Mainframe: 870 KB
Open-systems:
• OPEN-V: 960 KB
• Others: 720 KB
1 KB 1,024 (210) bytes
1 MB 1,024 KB or 1,0242 bytes
1 GB 1,024 MB or 1,0243 bytes
1 TB 1,024 GB or 1,0244 bytes
1 PB 1,024 TB or 1,0245 bytes
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Logical capacity unit Value
1 EB 1,024 PB or 1,0246 bytes
Accessing product documentation

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Connect: https://knowledge.hds.com/Documents. Check this site for the
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10 Preface
1
Introduction
This chapter provides an overview of the SNMP implementation for
monitoring Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform G200, G400, G600, G800 and
Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform F400, F600, F800 storage systems, including
the agent and management functions.
□ SNMP Manager overview
□ SNMP Agent configuration
□ SNMP Agent overview
□ Component status information from SNMP Manager
Introduction 11
SNMP Manager overview
SNMP Manager is installed in the network management station. It collects
and manages information from SNMP agents installed in the managed
devices on the network.
The SNMP Manager graphically displays information collected from two or

more SNMP agents, accumulates the information in the database, and
analyzes problems discovered while accumulating this information.
Note: SNMP versions v1, v2c, and v3 are supported.
How SNMP works

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) is an industry-standard
protocol for managing and monitoring network devices, including disk
devices, routers, and hubs. SNMP uses Simple Gateway Management Protocol
(SGMP) to manage TCP/IP gateways.
The following figure shows an example SNMP environment.
An SNMP manager monitors the devices, which are referred to as managed

nodes. Typically, an SNMP Manager polls the SNMP agents on a periodic
basis. The manager receives the reports from the agents and determines
whether the devices are operating normally. If an abnormal event occurs, an
SNMP Agent can report the condition without a request from the manager, by
using a trap message.
When an SNMP manager polls an agent, the following dialogue takes place:
12 Introduction
• An SNMP Manager sends a request packet to an SNMP Agent, which
requests data regarding the status of the managed node.
• The SNMP Agent sends a response packet back to the SNMP Manager.
• SNMP uses the TCP/IP User Datagram Protocol (UDP). If the SNMP Agent
does not respond within a specified time period, the SNMP Manager re-
sends the request packet. That time period is set by the system
administrator, taking into account the network traffic and operation policy.
• If an SNMP Agent again does not respond to the resent packet, the SNMP
Manager assumes that an error has occurred. Depending on the times set
for polling and response, this dialogue can take several seconds.
If an SNMP Agent detects an abnormal event, it sends a trap to the SNMP

Manager. However, if a trap is dropped in transmission, the SNMP Manager
does not know that it was sent. For this reason, you should use both polling
and traps to determine whether an abnormal event has occurred.
Management Information Base overview

The standardized configuration and database of network management
information is called a Management Information Base (MIB). A standard MIB
is common to all SNMP interfaces. An extension MIB is defined by the
particular managed device or protocol.
A MIB is a collection of standardized configuration and network management

information that is contained in each device on the network. Each MIB
contains a set of parameters called managed objects. Each managed object
consists of a parameter name, one or more parameters, and a group of
operations that can be executed with the object. The MIB defines the type of
information that can be obtained from a managed device, and the device
settings that can be controlled from a management system.
The MIB definition file, VSPGx00MIB.txt, is located in the program\SNMP

folder of the software media kit.
For details about the MIB definition file of NAS modules, see the Server and
Cluster Administration Guide.
SNMP Agent configuration

The SNMP Agent runs on the storage system.
The SNMP Agent communicates with the SNMP manager through the LAN
between the storage system and the SNMP manager.
Note: If you cannot input two or more MIB definition files for USP, USP
V/VM, VSP, VSP G1000, VSP Gx00 models, or VSP Fx00 models because of
the specifications of the SNMP manager software, use the MIB definition files
for VSP Gx00 models or VSP Fx00 models. Error reports include storage
system nicknames, which can be used to identify each storage system.
Introduction 13
The following figure illustrates the SNMP environment.
The following figure shows an example of SNMP operations using an SNMP

manager.
SNMP Agent overview

The SNMP Agent is mounted on a managed device (such as a hard disk) in
the network. It collects error information, the usage condition, and other
information about the device, and forwards the information to the SNMP
Manager.
The SNMP Agent reports disk storage system failures to the manager using
the SNMP trap function.
14 Introduction
SNMP traps
An SNMP Agent reports storage system errors to the SNMP Manager using
the SNMP trap function.
When an error occurs, the SNMP Agent issues an SNMP trap to the SNMP
Manager that includes the product number, nickname, reference code,
component where the failure occurred, failure date and time, and detailed
information about the failure.
The following table lists the types of events that trigger an SNMP Agent trap.
Events Description
Acute failure detected. All operations in a storage system stopped.

Serious failure detected. Operation in a component where a failure occurred stopped.
Moderate failure detected. Partial failure.
Service failure detected. Minor failure.
SNMP Agent operations

Operations that an SNMP Agent can perform fall into the categories GET
REQUEST, GETNEXT REQUEST, GETBULK REQUEST, and TRAP.
The following table describes the types of SNMP Agent operations.
Operation Description
GET Obtains a specific MIB object value.

REQUEST
GET REQUEST is the request from an SNMP Manager, and GET RESPONSE is the
agent's response to that request.
GETNEXT Continuously finds a MIB object.
REQUEST
GETNEXT REQUEST is the request from an SNMP Manager, and GET RESPONSE is
the agent's response to that request.
GETBULK Continuously finds specified MIB objects only.
REQUEST
GETBULK REQUEST is the request from an SNMP Manager, and GET RESPONSE is
the agent's response to that request.
TRAP Reports an event (failure) to an SNMP Manager.
TRAP occurs without a request from the SNMP Manager.
If you use SNMP version 3 in VSP G400, G600, G800 with NAS modules,
specify VSPGx00 (fixed) as the context name when obtaining a MIB.
For details about obtaining MIBs of NAS modules and VSP G400, G600, G800
storage systems with NAS modules, see Example object identifier system on
page 38
Introduction 15
SNMP Agent reported errors
Several different types of errors can be reported when GET REQUEST,
GETNEXT REQUEST, and GETBULK REQUEST operations are sent to an SNMP
Agent.
The following table describes the errors that can be reported and suggests
corrective action.
Error Description Corrective action
noError (0) Normal N/A

noSuchName • There are no MIB objects that are required. Verify that the name of the
(2) (Not supported.) requested object is correct.
• The GETNEXT REQUEST command that is
specified for the following object identifier of
the last supported MIB object is received.
SET REQUEST is received. SET REQUEST operation is not
supported.
genErr (5) Error occurred for other reasons. Retry the operation.
Component status information from SNMP Manager

You can obtain the status information of certain storage system components
from the SNMP Manager.
The following table lists the components for which the status can be
obtained.
Area Component name
Storage System Processor(s)

BUS
Cache
Power supplies
Batteries
Fans
Others
DB Power supplies
Fans
Environments
Drives
The following table lists the status of storage system components, as well as
the trap report functions.
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Status Description
Normal Normal operation.

Acute failure detected All operations in a storage system stopped.
Serious failure detected Operation in a component where a failure occurred stopped.
Moderate failure detected Partial failure.
Service failure detected Minor failure.
Introduction 17
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2
Using SNMP
This chapter describes how to use Hitachi Command Suite to manage alert
settings, SNMP trap notification, and SNMP request authentication, and how
to test SNMP trap reports.
□ Editing alert settings
□ Managing SNMP trap notification
□ Managing SNMP request authentication
□ Testing SNMP trap reports
Using SNMP 19
Editing alert settings
This topic describes how to set the Edit Alert Settings. If NAS modules are
installed in your storage system, specify the alert notification settings in both
the maintenance utility and NAS Manager. For details on how to configure
NAS Manager, see the User Guide for your storage system.
Before you begin
You must have the Storage Administrator (Initial Configuration) role to

perform this task.
For more information, see the Set Up Alert Notifications window in the
System Administrator Guide .
Procedure
1. Navigate to the Alert Notifications window in the maintenance utility.

In Hitachi Command Suite:
a. On the Resources tab, click Storage Systems, and then expand the
Storage Systems tree.
b. Expand the target storage system, and then select Maintenance
Utility.
c. In the Maintenance Utility window, select Administration > Alert
Notifications.
In Device Manager - Storage Navigator:
a. Display the Device Manager - Storage Navigator main window.
b. From the Maintenance Utility menu, select Alert Notifications.
2. In the Alert Notifications window, click Set Up.
3. In the Set Up Alert Notifications window, select the SNMP tab.
4. For Notification Alert, select one of the following:
• All (Sends alerts of all SIMs.)
• Host Report (Sends alerts only of SIMs that report to hosts. Alert
destinations are common to Syslog, SNMP, and Email.)
5. For SNMP Agent, select Enable.
6. In System Group Information, enter the Storage System Name,
Contact, and Location. Changes made to information here are also
reflected in the maintenance utility and shown in the Storage System
window in Device Manager - Storage Navigator.
7. Confirm the settings, and then click Apply.
Managing SNMP trap notification
20 Using SNMP
Adding trap notification for SNMP v1 and v2c
Follow this procedure to procedure to add IP addresses and communities to
trap notification for SNMP versions v1 and v2c.
Before you begin

perform this task.
For more information, see the Add Sending Trap Setting window in the
Procedure

Utility.
Notifications.
4. Under SNMP Agent, click Enable.
5. Under SNMP Version, select v1 or v2c.
6. Under Registered Sending Trap Settings, click Add.
7. In the Add Sending Trap Setting window, under Community,
complete one of the following:
• If you select an existing community, uncheck the New checkbox, and
then select from the list of existing community names.
• If you add a new community, check the New check box, and then
enter a community name.
You can enter up to 180 letters, numbers, and symbols, except the
following:
" \ ; : , * ? < > | / ^ & % '
Do not use a space at the beginning or end of the name.

8. Under Send Trap To, complete the following:
• If you enter a new IP address, check the New check box. Select IPv4
or IPv6 for the version of the IP address, and then enter an IP
address.
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• If you use an existing IP address, uncheck the New check box. Select
an existing IP address from the pull-down menu.
• If you add more IP addresses, click Add IP Address to add input

fields.
• If you delete an IP address from Send Trap to, click the - button to
delete the IP address.
Note: Any IP address that has all values set to zero (0) cannot be
specified for IPv4 and IPv6. The IPv6 address is specified by
entering eight hexadecimal numbers that are separated by colons
(:) using a maximum of 4 digits from zero (0) to FFFF inclusive.
The default form of the IPv6 address can be specified.
9. Click OK.
The IP address and community you entered are added to the Registered
Sending Trap Settings table.
Adding trap notification for SNMP v3

This topic describes the procedure to add IP addresses and users to trap
notification for SNMP v3.
Before you begin

perform this task.
For more information, see the Add Sending Trap Setting window in the
Procedure

Utility.
Notifications.
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5. Under SNMP Version, select v3.
6. Under Registered Sending Trap Settings, click Add.
7. In the Add Sending Trap Setting window, under Send Trap To, select
IPv4 or IPv6 and enter an IP address.
8. Under User Name, enter a user name.
Note: If you use a user name that has already been specified for
Sending Trap Setting or Request Authentication Setting,
specify the same settings for the following options that were
specified for that name. Otherwise, SNMP traps might not be sent
correctly.
• Authentication
• Authentication - Protocol
• Authentication - Password
• Encryption
• Encryption - Protocol
• Encryption - Key

following:
" \ ; : , * ? < > | / ^ & %

9. Under Authentication, select whether to Enable or Disable
authentication.
If you select Enable, complete the following steps:
a. For Protocol, select an authentication type.
b. For Password, enter a password.
10. Under Encryption, select whether to Enable or Disable encryption.
a. For Protocol, select an encryption type.
b. For Key, enter a key.
c. For Re-enter Key, enter the same key for confirmation.
11. Click OK.
The IP address and user you entered are added to the Registered
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Changing trap notification for SNMP v1 and v2c
This topic describes the procedure to change the IP addresses and
communities for trap notification for SNMP versions v1 and v2c.
Before you begin

perform this task.
For more information, see the Change Sending Trap Setting window in the
Procedure

Utility.
Notifications.
6. Under Registered Sending Trap Settings, select a trap setting that
you want to change, and then click Change.
7. In the Change Sending Trap Setting window, under Community,
following:
" \ ; : , * ? < > | / ^ & % '

8. Under Send Trap To, complete the following:
• If you enter a new IP address, click Add IP Address to add input
fields. Check the New check box, and then select IPv4 or IPv6 for
the version of the IP address. Enter an IP address.
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• If you delete an IP address from Send Trap to, click the - button to
delete the IP address.
9. Click OK.
The IP address and community that you entered are changed to the
Registered Sending Trap Settings table.
Changing trap notification for SNMP v3

This topic describes the procedure to change the IP addresses and users for
SNMP v3 trap notification.
Before you begin

perform this task.
For more information, see the Change Sending Trap Setting window in the
Procedure

Utility.
Notifications.
6. Under Registered Sending Trap Settings, select a trap setting that
you want to change, and then click Change.
7. In the Change Sending Trap Setting window, under Send Trap To,
select IPv4 or IPv6 and enter an IP address.
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8. Under User Name, enter a user name.
correctly.
• Authentication
• Encryption

following:
" \ ; : , * ? < > | / ^ & %

authentication.
b. If you change your password, check the Change Password checkbox
and then enter a password.
b. If you change a key, check the Change Key checkbox and then enter
a key.
11. Click OK.
The IP address and user you entered are changed to the Registered
Deleting SNMP trap notification

This topic describes the procedure to delete IP addresses and communities or
users from SNMP trap notification.
Before you begin

perform this task.
26 Using SNMP
Procedure

Utility.
Notifications.
5. Under SNMP Version, select your SNMP version.
6. Under Registered Sending Trap Settings, select one or more specific
combinations of IP address and community or user, and then click
Delete.
Managing SNMP request authentication
Adding request authentication for SNMP v1 and v2c

This topic describes how to add IP addresses and communities for request
authentication for SNMP versions v1 and v2c.
Before you begin

perform this task.
For more information, see the Add Request Authentication Setting

window in the System Administrator Guide .
Procedure

Using SNMP 27
Utility.
Notifications.
6. Under Registered Request Authentication Settings, click Add.
7. In the Add Request Authentication Setting window, under
Community, complete one of the following:
• If you add a new community, check the New check box, and then
• If you select an existing community, uncheck the New check box, and
then select from the list of existing community names.
following:
" \ ; : , * ? < > | / ^ & % '

8. Under Request Permitted, complete the following:
• If you want to allow REQUEST operations from all managers, select
the All check box.
• If you want to allow REQUEST operations only from specified
managers, select IPv4 or IPv6 and enter an IP address, or select
from the list of existing IP addresses.
• If you enter a new IP address, check the New check box. Select IPv4
or IPv6 for the version of the IP address, and then enter an IP
address.
• If you add more IP addresses, click Add IP Address to add input
fields.
• If you delete an IP address from Request Permitted, click the -
button to delete the IP address.
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9. Click OK
The community and IP address that you entered are added to the
Registered Request Authentication Settings table.
Adding request authentication for SNMP v3

This topic describes how to add IP addresses and users for SNMP v3 request
authentication.
Before you begin

perform this task.
For more information, see the Add Request Authentication Setting

Procedure

Utility.
Notifications.
6. Under Registered Request Authentication Settings, click Add.
7. In the Add Request Authentication Setting window, under User
Name, enter a user name.
correctly.
• Authentication
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• Encryption

following:
" \ ; : , * ? < > | / ^ & %

authentication.
b. For Password, enter a password.
b. For Key, enter a key.
10. Click OK.
The user you entered is added to the Registered Request
Authentication Settings table.
Changing request authentication for SNMP v1 and v2c

This topic describes how to change IP addresses and communities for request
authentication for SNMP versions v1 and v2c.
Before you begin

perform this task.
For more information, see the Change Request Authentication Setting

Procedure

Utility.
Notifications.
30 Using SNMP
6. Under Registered Request Authentication Settings, select an
authentication setting that you want to change and then click Change.
7. In the Change Request Authentication Setting window, under
Community, enter a community name.
following:
" \ ; : , * ? < > | / ^ & % '

8. Under Request Permitted, complete the following:
• If you want to allow REQUEST operations from all managers, select
the All check box.
• If you want to allow REQUEST operations only from specified
managers, select IPv4 or IPv6 and enter an IP address, or select
from the list of existing IP addresses.
• If you enter a new IP address, click Add IP Address to add input
fields, and then check the New check box. Select IPv4 or IPv6 for
the version of the IP address, and then enter an IP address.
• If you delete an IP address from Request Permitted, click the -
button to delete the IP address.
9. Click OK.
The community and IP address that you entered are changed to the
Registered Request Authentication Settings table.
Changing request authentication for SNMP v3

This topic describes how to change IP addresses and users for SNMP v3
request authentication.
Using SNMP 31
Before you begin

perform this task.
For more information, see the Change Request Authentication Setting

Procedure

Utility.
Notifications.
6. Under Registered Request Authentication Settings, select an
authentication setting that you want to change, and then click Change.
7. In the Change Request Authentication Setting window, under User
Name, enter a user name.
correctly.
• Authentication
• Encryption

following:
" \ ; : , * ? < > | / ^ & %
32 Using SNMP
authentication.
b. If you change your password, check the Change Password
checkbox, and then enter a password.
b. If you change a key, check the Change Key checkbox, and then enter
a key.
10. Click OK.
The user you entered is changed to the Registered Request
Authentication Settings table.
Deleting SNMP request authentication

This topic describes how to delete IP addresses and communities or users
from request authentication.
Before you begin
You must have the Storage Administrator (the Initial Configuration) role to
perform this task.
Procedure

Utility.
Notifications.
Using SNMP 33
5. Under SNMP Version, select your SNMP version.
6. Under Registered Request Authentication Settings, select one or
more specific combinations of IP address and community or user, and
then click Delete.
Testing SNMP trap reports

This topic describes the procedure to test SNMP trap reporting by sending a
test trap.
Before you begin
An IP address and community have been added in the Set Up Alert

Notifications window.

perform this task.
For more information, see the System Administrator Guide .
Procedure

Utility.
Notifications.
2. Select the SNMP tab.
3. Click Send Test SNMP Trap.
Reports the test SNMP trap to the community or user registered in the
storage system. Reports the events registered in the storage system
instead of the events that are set on the SNMP tab. If you want to test
the events set on the SNMP tab, click Finish and apply to the storage
system, and then report the test SNMP trap.
4. Verify whether the SNMP trap report (reference code 7fffff) is received by
the SNMP manager that has the IP address specified for Sending Trap
Setting in the Alert Notifications window.
34 Using SNMP
3
SNMP supported MIBs
This chapter describes the standard and extension MIB specifications, and
trap configuration.
□ SNMP Agent failure report trap contents
□ SNMP Agent extension trap types
□ Standard MIB specifications
□ Extension MIB specifications
SNMP supported MIBs 35

SNMP Agent failure report trap contents
A standard extension trap protocol data unit (PDU) includes the product
number of the device that experienced the failure, the device nickname, and
a failure reference code. A failure report trap contains additional information
about the failure, such as the area, date, and time of the failure.
If you obtain the information with the GetRequest command, access the MIB
by using the product number of the device as an index.
The following table shows the failure report trap.
Name Object identifier Type Description
eventTrapSerialNu .1.3.6.1.4.1.116.5.11.4.2.1 INTEGER The product number

mber of the device that
experienced the
failure.
eventTrapNicknam .1.3.6.1.4.1.116.5.11.4.2.2 DisplayString The device nickname
e "HM800" is
displayed.
eventTrapREFCODE .1.3.6.1.4.1.116.5.11.4.2.3 DisplayString The failure reference
code.
eventTrapPartsID .1.3.6.1.4.1.116.5.11.4.2.4 OBJECT The area where the
IDENTIFIER failure occurred.*
eventTrapDate .1.3.6.1.4.1.116.5.11.4.2.5 DisplayString Failure occurrence
date.
eventTrapTime .1.3.6.1.4.1.116.5.11.4.2.6 DisplayString Failure occurrence
time.
eventTrapDescripti .1.3.6.1.4.1.116.5.11.4.2.7 DisplayString Detailed information
on of a failure.
*The object identifier for a failure in a storage system processor would be
.1.3.6.1.4.1.116.5.11.4.1.1.6.1.2.
The SNMP trap information that is output depeneds on whether the VSP
G400, G600, G800 storage system includes NAS modules. For details about
SNMP traps of NAS modules, see the Server and Cluster Administration
Guide.
SNMP Agent extension trap types

SNMP Agent extension trap types are set according to the severity. The
character strings following "RaidEventUser" indicate their severity.
The following table describes the SNMP Agent extension trap types.
36 SNMP supported MIBs

Specific Trap
Trap Description
Code
1 RaidEventUserAcute All operations in a storage system stopped.

2 RaidEventUserSerious Operation in a component where a failure
occurred stopped.
3 RaidEventUserModerate Partial failure.
4 RaidEventUserService Minor failure.
For details about types of traps for NAS modules, see the Server and Cluster
Administration Guideq.
Standard MIB specifications
MIBs supported by SNMP Agent

SNMP Agent supports a limited number of MIBs. If you send a GET request
for an object (MIB) that is not supported, you will receive NoSuchName as a
GET RESPONSE.
The following table lists MIBs and indicates whether they are supported.
MIB Without NAS modules With NAS modules
Standard MIB: MIB-II system group Supported1 Supported1
interface group Not supported Supported

at group
ip group
icmp group
tcp group
udp group
egp group
oim group
transmission group
snmp group
Extension MIB hitachi(116) Supported1 Supported1
blueArc(11096) Not supported Supported2
Notes:
1. The maintenance utility responds.
2. The NAS unified firmware responds.

SNMP Agent MIB access mode
The access mode for MIB in all communities is read only. If you send a GET
request for a SET REQUEST operation, you will receive NoSuchName as a
RESPONSE.
Example object identifier system

The following figure show an example object system supported by an SNMP
Agent.
Execute snmpwalk as follows to obtain all MIB objects:
1. Specify object identifier 1.3.6.1.2.1 to obtain the information shown in 1.

If NAS modules are installed, you will also need the information shown in
2.
2. Specify object identifier 1.3.6.1.4.1.116 to obtain the information shown
in 3.
3. If NAS modules are installed, specify object identifier 1.3.6.1.4.1.11096
to obtain the information shown in 4.

Related references
• Extension MIB configuration on page 39
MIB mounting specifications supported by SNMP Agent

SNMP Agent supports two MIB mounting specifications.
The supported MIB mounting specifications are as follows:

• mgmt OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= {iso(1) org(3) dod(6) internet(1) 2 }
• mib-2 OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= {mgmt 1}
An SNMP Agent mounts only system groups in mib-2, as shown in the

following table.
Name Description Mounted value
sysObjectID This is the product identification Fixed value. See Example object identifier
{system 2} number. system on page 38.
1.3.6.1.4.1.116.5.11.4.1.1
sysUpTime An accumulated time from an Unit: 100 ms
{system 3} SNMP agent.
sysContact A manager who manages an Maximum 180 characters in an ASCII
{system 4} agent or a contact address. characters string. Input by a user from an
SNMP setting window.*
sysName The name of an agent manager Maximum 180 characters in an ASCII
{system 5} characters string. Input by a user from an
sysLocation An agent setup location. Maximum 180 characters in an ASCII
{system 6} characters string. Input by a user from an
sysService Value indicating a service. Fixed value 76 (decimal)
{system 7}
*The following symbols cannot be used: \ , / : ; * ? " < > | & % ^
Extension MIB specifications
Extension MIB configuration

The following shows the extension MIB object system for the storage system.
For details about extension MIB of NAS modules, see the Server and Cluster
Administration Guide.
raidExMibRoot(1)
├-raidExMibName(1) Maintenance utility product name
├-raidExMibVersion(2) Maintenance utility firmware version
├-raidExMibAgentVersion(3) Extension MIB internal version
├-raidExMibDkcCount(4) Number of DKC
├-raidExMibRaidListTable(5) List of DKC
├-raidExMibDKCHWTable(6) Disk control device information
├-raidExMibDKUHWTable(7) Disk device information
├-raidExMibTrapListTable(8) Error information list

The following figures show an example extension MIB configuration.

raidExMibName
raidExMibName indicates the product name.
raidExMibName OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX DisplayString
ACCESS read-only
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION "product name."
::={ raidExMibRoot 1 }
raidExMibVersion
raidExMibVersion indicates the maintenance utility firmware version.
raidExMibVersion OBJECT-TYPE
ACCESS read-only
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION "GUM firmware version."
::= { raidExMibRoot 2 }
raidExMibAgentVersion
raidExMibAgentVersion indicates the internal version of the extension MIB.
raidExMibAgentVersion OBJECT-TYPE
ACCESS read-only
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION "Extension agent version."
::= { raidExMibRoot 3 }

raidExMibDkcCount
raidExMibDkcCount suggests the number of a storage system.
raidExMibDkcCount OBJECT TYPE

SYNTAX INTEGER
ACCESS read-only
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION "Number of DKC"
::={ raidExMibRoot 4}
raidExMibRaidListTable
raidExMibRaidListTable indicates the storage system.
raidExMibRaidListTable OBJECT TYPE

SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF raidExMibRaidListEntry
ACCESS not-accessible
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION "List of DKC."
raidExMibRaidListEntry OBJECT TYPE

SYNTAX RaidExMibRaidListEntry
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION "Entry of DKC list."
INDEX { raidlistSerialNumber }
::={ raidExMibRaidListTable 1}
The following table lists the information displayed for each storage system
Mounted
Name Type Description Attribute
value
raidlistSerialNumber INTEGER Storage system 400,001 - read-only

product number 499,999
::=RaidExMibRaidListEntry(1) (index).
raidlistMibNickName DisplayStri Storage system (Max. 18 read-only
ng nickname. characters)
::=RaidExMibRaidListEntry(2)
raidlistDKCMainVersion DisplayStri Software version. Max. 14 read-only
ng characters
raidlistDKCProductName DisplayStri Storage system 7 characters* read-only
ng product type.
* RAID800 will be used as storage system product type raidlistDKCProductName.
raidExMibDKCHWTable
raidExMibDKCHWTable indicates the status of the storage system
components.
raidExMibDKCHWTable OBJECT TYPE

SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF RaidExMibDKCHWEntry
STATUS mandatory

DESCRIPTION "Error information of the DKC."
raidExMibDKCHWEntry OBJECT TYPE

SYNTAX RaidExMibDKCHWEntry
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION "Entry of DKC information."
INDEX {dkcRaidListIndexSerialNumber}
::={ raidExMibDKCHWTable 1}
The following table lists the information displayed for each storage system
component.
Name Type Description MIB value Attribute
dkcRaidListIndexSerialNumbe INTEGER Storage system product 400,001 - read-only

r number (index). 499,999
::=raidExMibDKCHWEntry(1)
dkcHWProcessor INTEGER Status of processor. See Note read-only
dkcHWCSW INTEGER Status of internal star. See Note read-only
dkcHWCache INTEGER Status of cache. See Note read-only
dkcHWSM INTEGER This value is unused. See Note read-only
dkcHWPS INTEGER Status of power supply. See Note read-only
dkcHWBattery INTEGER Status of battery. See Note read-only
dkcHWFan INTEGER Status of fan. See Note read-only
dkcHWEnvironment INTEGER Information of an See Note read-only
operational environment.
Note:
The status of each component is a single digit which shows the following:
1: Normal.
2: Acute failure detected.
3: Serious failure detected.
4: Moderate failure detected.
5: Service failure detected.

raidExMibDKUHWTable
raidExMibDKUHWTable indicates the status of the storage system
components.
raidExMibDKUHWTable OBJECT TYPE

SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF RaidExMibDKUHWEntry
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION "Error information of the DKU."
raidExMibDKUHWEntry OBJECT TYPE

SYNTAX RaidExMibDKUHWEntry
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION "Entry of DKU information."
INDEX { dkuRaidListIndexSerialNumber }
::={ raidExMibDKUHWTable 1}
The following table lists the information displayed for each disk device
component.
dkuRaidListIndexSerialNumber INTEGER Storage system product 400,001 - read-only

number (index). 499,999
::=raidExMibDKUHWEntry(1)
dkuHWPS INTEGER Status of power supply. See Note read-only
dkuHWFan INTEGER Status of fan. See Note read-only
dkuHWEnvironment INTEGER Status of environment See Note read-only
monitor.
dkuHWDrive INTEGER Status of drive. See Note read-only
Note:
The status of each component is a single digit which shows the following:
1: Normal.
2: Acute failure detected.
3: Serious failure detected.
4: Moderate failure detected.
5: Service failure detected.
raidExMibTrapListTable
raidExMibTrapListTable shows the history of the failure traps.
raidExMibTrapListTable OBJECT TYPE

SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF RaidExMibTrapListEntry
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION "Trap list table."
::={ raidExMibRoot 8 }
raidExMibTrapListEntry OBJECT TYPE

SYNTAX RaidExMibTrapListEntry
ACCESS non-accessible
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION "Trap list table index."
INDEX { eventListIndexSerialNumber ,
eventListIndexRecordNo }
::={ raidExMibTrapListTable 1 }
The following table lists the information displayed for each failure.
eventListIndexSerialNumb INTEGER Storage system 400,001 - 499,999 read-only

er product number
(index).
::=raidExMibTrapListEntr
y(1)
eventListNickname DisplayStri Storage system 18 characters read-only
ng nickname. maximum
::=raidExMibTrapListEntry
(2)
eventListIndexRecordNo Counter Number of records. 1-256 read-only
(3)
eventListREFCODE DisplayStri Reference code 6 characters read-only
ng (index).
(4)
eventListData DisplayStri Date when the yyyy/mm/dd read-only
ng failure occurred.
::=raidExMibTrapListEntry (10 characters)
(5)
eventListTime DisplayStri Time when the hh:mm:ss read-only
ng failure occurred.
::=raidExMibTrapListEntry (8 characters)
(6)
eventListDescription DisplayStri Detailed 256 characters read-only
ng information about maximum
::=raidExMibTrapListEntry the failure.
(7)

4
SNMP failure trap reference
This chapter describes the failure trap reference codes, including sections and
alert levels.
□ SNMP failure trap reference codes
□ Obtaining drive box and drive numbers
SNMP failure trap reference 47

SNMP failure trap reference codes
The following table lists and describes the SNMP failure trap reference codes.
Trap reference code

Alert level Host
Description Section
SIM SIM SIM (Severity) report1
22 23 13
18 00 00 Audit Log lost DKC MODERATE Yes

environment
21 20 xx Channel port blocking DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
21 30 xx CHB blocking DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
21 40 xx DKB blocking DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
21 50 xx Unified NAS module blocking DKC MODERATE No

environment
21 51 xy NAS SFP type error DKC MODERATE No

environment
21 52 xy NAS SFP module error DKC MODERATE No

environment
21 53 xx PTM blocking DKC MODERATE Yes

environment
21 54 xx SWPK blocking DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
21 57 xx PTM warning DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
21 80 xx RIO path closed DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
21 90 xx AL_PA value conflict DKC SERVICE Yes
environment
21 93 xx Link failure1 DKC SERIOUS Yes
environment
21 94 xx Link failure2 DKC SERIOUS Yes
environment
21 a8 xx SFP wrong type DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
21 aa xx SFP TxFault DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
21 d0 xx External storage system connection DKC MODERATE Yes
path blocking environment
21 d1 xx External storage system connection DKC SERVICE Yes
path restore environment
21 d2 xx External subsystem path response DKC SERVICE Yes
timeout environment
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Trap reference code
Alert level Host
Description Section
22 23 13
30 70 xx CHK1A threshold over Processor SERVICE Yes
30 71 xx CHK1B threshold over Processor SERVICE Yes

30 72 xx CHK3 threshold over Processor SERVICE Yes
30 73 xx Processor blocking Processor MODERATE Yes
30 75 xx CFM Warning Cache SERIOUS Yes
30 76 xx Incorrect SUM value of FM Processor SERVICE Yes
30 77 xx Processor memory temporary error Processor SERVICE Yes
30 78 xx BFM error Processor SERIOUS Yes
30 7b 0x Unified Hypervisor blocking DKC MODERATE Yes

environment
30 80 xx WCHK1 dump Processor MODERATE Yes

38 8f 00 PS OFF impossible PS(DKC) MODERATE Yes
38 9f 00 PS OFF impossible (Device PS(DKC) MODERATE Yes
reserved)
39 90 xx Undefined Package is mounted Processor MODERATE Yes
39 91 xx V-R or serial number is inconsistent Processor MODERATE Yes
39 93 xx Replace failed Processor MODERATE Yes
39 9d xx Injustice dc voltage control DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
39 9e xx Injustice CEMODE DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
39 9f xx Injustice CEDT DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
39 a0 00 The upper temperature limit was DKC SERVICE Yes
exceeded environment
39 b0 xx MP patrol check error DKC SERVICE Yes
environment
3a 0x xx LDEV Blockade (Effect of microcode Drive MODERATE Yes
error)
3c 95 00 CHB/DKB Type disagreement DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
3c 96 00 No CHB mounted Processor MODERATE Yes
41 00 00 Format complete (Normal end) Drive SERVICE Yes
41 00 01 Format complete (Abnormal end) Drive SERVICE Yes
41 00 02 Format complete (Partial abnormal Drive SERVICE Yes
end)
41 01 00 Quick Format finish Drive SERVICE Yes
43 4x xx Drive media error2 Drive SERVICE Yes
43 bx xx Drive blockade (media)(with Drive SERIOUS Yes
redundancy)2

Trap reference code
Alert level Host
Description Section
22 23 13
43 cx xx Drive blockade (media)(without Drive SERIOUS Yes

redundancy)2
45 1x xx Correction copy start2 Drive SERIOUS Yes
45 2x xx Correction copy normal end2 Drive SERIOUS Yes
45 3x xx Correction copy abnormal end2 Drive SERIOUS Yes
45 4x xx Correction copy discontinued2 Drive SERIOUS Yes
45 5x xx Correction copy warning end2 Drive SERIOUS Yes
46 1x xx Dynamic sparing start(Drive copy)2 Drive SERVICE Yes
46 2x xx Dynamic sparing normal end(Drive Drive SERVICE Yes
copy)2
46 3x xx Dynamic sparing abnormal end Drive MODERATE Yes
(Drive copy)2
46 4x xx Dynamic sparing discontinued Drive SERVICE Yes
(Drive copy)2
46 5x xx Dynamic Sparing(Drive Copy) Drive SERVICE Yes
warning end2
46 8x xx Collection Copy/Copyback Drive MODERATE Yes
disabled(drive replace)
47 dx xx Shadow Image Copy abnormal end DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
47 e7 00 Forcible suspend by SM volatile DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
47 ec e7 Forcible suspend by SM volatile DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
47 fx xx Volume Migration abnormal end DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
49 10 00 Cache overload condition Cache SERVICE Yes
4a 80 xx Expander Micro Exchange failed DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
4b 3x xx Thin Image Option abnormal end DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
4c 1x xx PDEV Erase Start Drive SERVICE Yes
4c 2x xx PDEV Erase Normal End Drive SERVICE Yes
4c 3x xx PDEV Erase Abnormal End Drive SERVICE Yes
4C 4x xx Flash module drive initialization Drive MODERATE Yes
failed
4d 1x xx Differential area blocking Drive SERIOUS Yes
50 1x xx Drive temporary error Drive SERVICE Yes
50 2x xx Drive media error Drive SERVICE Yes
50 5x xx Flash module drive internal battery Drive SERVICE Yes
error (ORM)2

Trap reference code
Alert level Host
Description Section
22 23 13
50 8x xx Flash module drive internal battery Drive MODERATE Yes

error2
50 bx xx Flash drive End of life2 Drive SERVICE Yes

50 cx xx Flash module drive End of life2 Drive SERVICE Yes
50 dx xx Flash module drive battery Drive SERVICE Yes
warning2
50 ex xx Flash module drive battery capacity Drive MODERATE Yes
shortage2
50 f0 00 Flash module drive micro-program Drive MODERATE Yes
version warning
60 1x xx Pool utilization threshold excess DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
60 2x xx Pool blocking DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
60 2f fe Pools blocking by SM volatile DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
60 30 00 SM Space Warning DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
60 4x xx Exceeded Threshold of actual pool DKC MODERATE Yes
use rate environment
60 5x xx Actual pool use rate reaches upper DKC MODERATE Yes
limit environment
60 6x xx Exceeded Fixed outage Threshold of DKC MODERATE Yes
pool use rate environment
61 00 01 Backup/restore SM Information SM MODERATE Yes
failed (Backup)
61 00 02 Backup/restore SM Information SM MODERATE Yes
failed (Restore)
62 0x xx The DP POOL Warning Threshold DKC MODERATE Yes
was exceeded environment
62 2x xx The DP POOL FULL DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
62 3x xx The DP POOL error is detected DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
62 3f fe DP Pools blocking by Shared DKC MODERATE Yes
Memory volatile environment
62 40 00 SM Full DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
62 50 00 DP pool threshold continues to be DKC MODERATE Yes
exceeded environment
62 6x xx The DP POOL Depletion threshold DKC MODERATE Yes
62 7x xx The DP POOL LDEV blockade DKC MODERATE Yes
environment

Trap reference code
Alert level Host
Description Section
22 23 13
62 80 00 DP Protect attribute setting of DRU DKC SERVICE Yes

environment
62 9x xx Exceeded Warning Threshold of DP DKC MODERATE Yes
62 ax xx Actual DP pool use rate reaches DKC MODERATE Yes
upper limit environment
62 b0 00 Threshold of DP pool use rate DKC MODERATE Yes
remains exceeded environment
62 cx xx Exceeded Depletion Threshold of DP DKC MODERATE Yes
62 dx xx Exceeded Fixed outage Threshold of DKC MODERATE Yes
DPpool use rate environment
66 01 00 No free encryption key DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
66 02 00 Remaining free encryption key DKC SERVICE Yes
warning environment
66 10 00 Acquisition failure of the outside DKC MODERATE Yes
encryption key environment
67 00 00 Warning for depletion of cache Cache MODERATE Yes
management devices
68 00 xx Dedupe and compression DKC MODERATE Yes

abnormality detect environment
76 00 00 CUDG detected error DKC MODERATE Yes

environment
79 00 xx BOOT detected error DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
7d 00 0x GUM error DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
7d 01 0x LAN error (Internal Network) DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
7d 02 0x LAN error (CTL1-CTL2) DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
7d 03 0x GUM AuditLog lost DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
7d 04 0x GUM AuditLog Warning Threshold DKC MODERATE Yes
7d 05 0x Notification of Alert failed DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
7d 06 xx MP error Processor MODERATE Yes
7d 07 xx GUM security error detected DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
7d 08 xx Failed to recover GUM configuration DKC MODERATE Yes
information environment
7d 09 00 DKC warning Processor SERIOUS Yes

Trap reference code
Alert level Host
Description Section
22 23 13
7d 0a xx GUM version warning DKC MODERATE Yes

environment
7f f1 02 SI DKC SERVICE No
environment
7f f1 04 TI DKC SERVICE No
environment
7f f1 06 Volume Migration Pair DKC SERVICE No
environment
7f f7 xx The term of validity is over DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
7f f8 xx The capacity of validity is over DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
7f f9 xx The PP is invalid by assumption PP DKC MODERATE Yes
invalidity environment
7f fa 00 Synchronization time failure DKC SERVICE Yes
environment
ac 50 xx DB power off PS(DKU) MODERATE Yes
ac 51 xx DB power recovered PS(DKU) SERVICE Yes
ac 60 00 DKC was set to power error mode PS(DKC) MODERATE Yes
ac 61 00 DKC was released from power error PS(DKC) SERVICE Yes
mode
ac 62 00 Destaging startup normal PS(DKC) SERVICE Yes
ac 63 00 Destaging startup failed PS(DKC) MODERATE Yes
ac 80 0x Server failure DKC SERIOUS Yes
environment
af 00 xx Injustice JP Warning DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
af 10 xx MP Temperature abnormality DKC MODERATE Yes
warning environment
af 11 xx External temperature warning DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
af 12 xx External temperature alarm DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
af 13 xx Thermal monitor warning DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
af 20 xx DKCPS warning PS(DKC) MODERATE Yes
af 21 xx DKCPS input voltage abnormality PS(DKC) MODERATE Yes
af 30 xx Environmental microcomputer DKC MODERATE Yes
warning environment
af 31 xx Device movement mode warning DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
af 32 xx Environmental Firmware Update DKC MODERATE Yes
warning environment

Trap reference code
Alert level Host
Description Section
22 23 13
af 33 xx Voltage change setting warning PS(DKC) MODERATE Yes
af 40 xx BKM/BKMF warning DKC MODERATE Yes

environment
af 41 xx Battery Life Warning Battery MODERATE Yes
af 42 xx CHBB environmental DKC MODERATE Yes
microcontroller warning environment
af 43 xx SCM environmental microcontroller DKC MODERATE Yes
warning environment
af 44 xx CHBB environmental firmware DKC MODERATE Yes
update warning environment
af 45 xx SCM environmental firmware DKC MODERATE Yes
update warning environment
af 46 xx SWPK temperature warning DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
af 47 xx SCM temperature warning DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
af 48 xx CHBB voltage change failure DKC MODERATE Yes
warning environment
af 49 xx SCM voltage change failure warning DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
af 4a xx CHBBPS warning DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
af 4b xx CHBBPS abnormal input voltage DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
af 4c xx CHBBFAN warning DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
af 4d xx Panel switch warning DKC MODERATE Yes

environment
af 4e xx Invalid PS ON warning DKC MODERATE Yes

environment
af 50 xx DBPS warning PS(DKU) MODERATE Yes

af 60 xx DBPS input voltage abnormality PS(DKU) MODERATE Yes
af 70 00 DB External temperature warning DKU MODERATE Yes
environment
af 71 00 DB External temperature Alarm DKU MODERATE Yes
environment
af 80 xx ENC warning DKU MODERATE Yes
environment
af e4 xx Life expiry warning for DB air filter DKU SERVICE Yes
environment
af f0 xx UPS warning PS(DKC) MODERATE Yes
af f1 xx GUM warning DKC MODERATE Yes
environment

Trap reference code
Alert level Host
Description Section
22 23 13
af f2 xx CFM error Cache MODERATE Yes

af f3 xx FAN warning Fan(DKC) MODERATE Yes
af f4 00 Life expiry warning for DKC air filter DKC SERVICE Yes
environment
bf c0 10 DKC ALARM LED light on Processor SERIOUS Yes
cf 10 xx SAS CTL blocking DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
cf 11 xx SAS Port (WideLink) is partially DKC SERVICE Yes
blocked environment
cf 12 xx SAS PORT BLOCK DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
cf 13 xx SAS-CTL Error detection DKC SERIOUS Yes
environment
cf 88 xx CTL blocking DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
cf 8a xx CTL blockade due to CTL DKC MODERATE Yes

interconnect path failure environment
d0 0x xx Remote Copy start DKC SERVICE Yes

environment
d0 1x xx Remote Copy normal end DKC SERVICE Yes
environment
d0 2x xx Pair end DKC SERVICE Yes
environment
d1 0x xx HRC pair status change(MCU DKC SERVICE Yes
command), SMPL -> COPY environment
command), SMPL -> PAIR environment
command), COPY -> PAIR environment
command), COPY -> PSUx environment
command), PAIR -> PSUx environment
command), PAIR -> SMPL environment
command), COPY -> SMPL environment
command), PSUx -> SMPL environment
command), PSUx -> COPY environment

Trap reference code
Alert level Host
Description Section
22 23 13
d1 ax xx HRC pair status change(MCU DKC SERVICE Yes

d1 bx xx HRC pair status change(MCU DKC SERVICE Yes
command), PSUx -> PSUx environment
d4 0x xx Pair suspend(RIO path closed) DKC SERIOUS Yes
environment
d4 1x xx Pair suspend(P-VOL error) DKC SERIOUS Yes
environment
d4 2x xx Pair suspend(S-VOL error) DKC SERIOUS Yes
environment
d4 4x xx Pair suspend(RVOL Suspend report) DKC SERIOUS Yes
environment
d4 5x xx Pair suspend(S-VOL Simplex DKC SERIOUS Yes
report) environment
d4 6x xx Pair suspend(Communication error DKC SERIOUS Yes
at RCU) environment
d4 7x xx Pair suspend(Error detected at DKC SERIOUS Yes
RCU) environment
d4 fx xx Pair status incorrect DKC SERIOUS Yes
environment
d8 0x xx Volume to be used by UR was DKC SERVICE Yes
defined environment
d8 1x xx Volume used by UR began copying DKC SERVICE Yes
environment
d8 2x xx Volume used by UR completed DKC SERVICE Yes
copying environment
d8 3x xx Volume used by UR received DKC SERVICE Yes
suspension request environment
suspension transaction environment
d8 5x xx Volume used by UR received DKC SERVICE Yes
request for deletion environment
deletion environment
d8 7x xx Volume used by UR was defined DKC SERVICE Yes
environment
d8 8x xx Volume used by UR was defined in DKC SERVICE Yes
hold environment
d8 9x xx PVOL used by UR was defined in DKC SERVICE Yes
hold environment
d9 0x xx Change to SVOL was received from DKC SERVICE Yes
MCU, SMPL -> COPY environment
MCU, SMPL -> PAIR environment

Trap reference code
Alert level Host
Description Section
22 23 13

MCU, COPY -> PAIR environment
MCU, COPY -> PSUx environment
MCU, PAIR -> PSUx environment
MCU, PAIR -> SMPL environment
MCU, COPY -> SMPL environment
MCU, PSUx -> SMPL environment
MCU, PSUx -> COPY environment
MCU, HOLD -> PAIR environment
d9 ax xx Change to SVOL was received from DKC SERVICE Yes
MCU, HOLD -> COPY environment
d9 bx xx Change to SVOL was received from DKC SERVICE Yes
MCU, HOLD -> SMPL environment
d9 cx xx Change to SVOL was received from DKC SERVICE Yes
MCU, SMPL -> PSUx environment
d9 dx xx Change to SVOL was received from DKC SERVICE Yes
MCU, SMPL -> HOLD environment
d9 ex xx Change to SVOL was received from DKC SERVICE Yes
MCU, PSUx -> HOLD environment
d9 fx xx Change to SVOL was received from DKC SERVICE Yes
MCU, PAIR -> COPY environment
da 0x xx Change to SVOL was received from DKC SERVICE Yes
RCU, SUSPEND REQ. environment
RCU, SUSPEND END environment
RCU, PSUx -> SMPL environment
RCU, COPY -> SMPL environment
RCU, PAIR -> SMPL environment
RCU, DELETING END environment
RCU, HOLD -> SMPL environment
dc 0x xx Pair suspend(RIO path closed) DKC SERIOUS Yes
environment

Trap reference code
Alert level Host
Description Section
22 23 13
dc 1x xx Pair suspend(M-VOL error) DKC SERIOUS Yes

environment
dc 2x xx Pair suspend(R-VOL error) DKC SERIOUS Yes
environment
dc 4x xx Pair suspend(Suspend report) DKC SERIOUS Yes
environment
dc 5x xx Pair suspend(Simplex report) DKC SERIOUS Yes
environment
dc 6x xx Pair suspend(Communication error DKC SERIOUS Yes
at RCU) environment
dc 7x xx Pair suspend(Error detected at DKC SERIOUS Yes
RCU) environment
dc 8x xx Pair suspend(MCU P/S OFF) DKC SERIOUS Yes
environment
dc 9x xx Pair suspend(Delta volume error) DKC SERIOUS Yes
environment
dc ax xx Pair suspend(Spread by error of DKC SERIOUS Yes
another affiliate) environment
dc e0 xx UR M-JNL Meta overflow warning DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
dc e1 xx UR M-JNL Data overflow warning DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
dc e2 xx UR R-JNL Meta overflow warning DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
dc e3 xx UR R-JNL Data overflow warning DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
dc f0 xx HUR read JNL was interrupted for 1 DKC MODERATE Yes
minute (at MCU) environment
dc f1 xx HUR read JNL was interrupted for 5 DKC SERIOUS Yes
minute (at MCU) environment
dc f2 xx HUR read JNL was interrupted for 1 DKC MODERATE Yes
minute (at RCU) environment
dc f3 xx HUR read JNL was interrupted for 5 DKC SERIOUS Yes
minute (at RCU) environment
dc f4 xx URxUR M-JNL Meta full Warning DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
dc f5 xx URxUR M-JNL Data full Warning DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
dd 0x xx GAD for this volume was suspended Failure with SERIOUS Yes
(Due to an unrecoverable failure on paired
the remote copy connections) volumes
(Due to a failure on the volume) paired
volumes

Trap reference code
Alert level Host
Description Section
22 23 13
(Due to an internal error condition paired
detected) volumes
dd 3x xx Status of the P-VOL was not Failure with SERIOUS Yes
consistent with the S-VOL paired
volumes
de e0 xx Quorum Disk Restore Drive SERVICE Yes
de f0 xx Quorum Disk Blocked Drive SERIOUS Yes
df 6x xx Drive port temporary error(Drive Drive SERVICE Yes
path: Boundary 0)2
df 7x xx Drive port temporary error(Drive Drive SERVICE Yes
path: Boundary 1)2
df 8x xx Drive port blockade(Drive path: Drive MODERATE Yes
Boundary 0)2
df 9x xx Drive port blockade(Drive path: Drive MODERATE Yes
Boundary 1)2
df ax xx LDEV blockade(Path 0 / Drive port Drive SERIOUS Yes
blockade)2
df bx xx LDEV blockade(Path 1 / Drive port Drive SERIOUS Yes
blockade)2
df cx xx Drive Link Rate Abnormality (Path Drive SERVICE Yes
0)2
df dx xx Drive Link Rate Abnormality (Path Drive SERVICE Yes
1)2
df fx xx Response late Drive2 Drive SERVICE Yes
e0 00 0x Unified Hypervisor failure (S/W DKC SERIOUS No

failure) environment
e0 01 x2 NASFW failure (Unified Hypervisor DKC SERIOUS No

failure) environment
e0 02 0x Hypervisor Network Module failure DKC MODERATE No

environment
e0 04 0x NASFW persistent failure DKC SERIOUS No

environment
e0 05 x2 NASFW failure (S/W failure) DKC SERIOUS No

environment
e0 06 0x Unified Hypervisor partial failure DKC SERIOUS No

(S/W failure) environment
e0 07 x2 NASFW boot failure (MBR DKC SERIOUS No

corruption) environment
e0 08 x2 Unified Hypervisor failure (Boot DKC SERIOUS No

disk access error) environment

Trap reference code
Alert level Host
Description Section
22 23 13
e0 09 0x NASFW boot failure (S/W failure) DKC SERIOUS No

environment
ef 0x xx Drive blockade (drive)(with Drive SERIOUS Yes

redundancy)2
ef 1x xx Drive blockade (drive)(without Drive SERIOUS Yes
redundancy)2
ef 2x xx Drive blockade(Effect of Drive Copy Drive SERVICE Yes
normal end)2
ef 4x xx Pinned slot Drive MODERATE Yes
ef 5x xx External VOL Write Error Drive MODERATE Yes
ef 9x xx LDEV blockade (Effect of drive Drive SERIOUS Yes
blockade)2
ef ax xx Drive temporary error2 Drive SERVICE Yes
ef cx xx Correction access occurred2 Drive SERIOUS Yes
ef d0 00 External storage system connection Drive SERIOUS Yes
device blockade
ef ex xx Reboot stopped due to much write Drive SERVICE Yes
pending data
ef fc xx PCI cable connection error DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
ef fd xx Expander failure DKC SERIOUS Yes
environment
ef fe xx UNIT connection error DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
fe 00 00 Cache battery is being charged Cache SERIOUS Yes
fe 01 00 End of Cache Write Through Cache SERVICE Yes
fe 02 00 Start of Cache Write Through Cache MODERATE Yes
fe 03 0x CFM type error or CFM shortage Cache SERIOUS Yes
fe 04 0x Mounting Battery shortage Battery SERIOUS Yes
ff 21 xx LANB blocking DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
ff 4x xx Pinned slot Cache MODERATE Yes
ff 5x xx External VOL Read Error Drive MODERATE Yes
ff c3 0x Cache Package Blockade Processing Cache SERVICE Yes
end
ff cc xy CFM patrol check error Cache MODERATE Yes
ff cd 0x Area is volatilized Cache SERVICE Yes

ff cf xx Module group is volatilized Cache SERVICE Yes
ff d4 00 Hard implementation out of the DKC MODERATE Yes
definition environment
ff e2 0x SM area blocking SM SERIOUS Yes

Trap reference code
Alert level Host
Description Section
22 23 13
ff e4 0x Replace failed SM SERIOUS Yes
ff e7 00 Shared memory is volatiled SM SERIOUS Yes

ff e8 00 Definition/Installation mismatch Cache ACUTE Yes
ff ea 0x Recovery of area blocked SM SERVICE Yes
temporarily was completed
ff ee 0x Area temporary blocking SM SERVICE Yes
ff ef 00 Rebooted without volatilization SM SERVICE Yes
ff f0 xx Cache correctable error Cache SERVICE Yes
ff f4 00 Area blocking Cache SERIOUS Yes

ff f5 0x Both area failed Cache MODERATE Yes
ff f7 xx GUM blocking DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
ff f9 0x Replace failed Cache SERVICE Yes
ff fa xx Battery warning Battery MODERATE Yes
ff fe xx Warning for forcible volatile mode DKC MODERATE Yes
environment
Legend:
• Yes: This SIM performs the host report.
• No: This SIM does not perform the host report.
• x: A hexadecimal number from 0 to f.
1. If you select All for Notification Alert in the Set Up Alert Notifications window, the SNMP
agent reports all SIMs. If you select Host Report, the SNMP agent reports only SIMs that
perform the host report.
2. xxx: The right-hand digit of SIM 23 and both digits of SIM 13 can be converted to the number
of the drive box and drive where the error occurred. For details, see Obtaining drive box and
drive numbers on page 61.
Obtaining drive box and drive numbers

For certain trap reference codes, the right-hand digit of SIM 23 and both
digits of SIM 13 form a three-digit hexadecimal number that can be
converted to the number of the drive box and drive where the error occurred.
Procedure
1. Combine the right-hand digit of SIM 23 and both digits of SIM 13 form a
three-digit hexadecimal number.
2. Convert the number in step 1 to decimal.
For example, A9E in hexadecimal is 2,718 in decimal.
3. Divide the the number in step 2 by 64. The quotient is the drive box
number and the remainder is the drive number.

For example, 2,718 / 64 = 42 with a remainder of 30. Therefore, The
drive box number is 42 and the drive number is 30.
Examples
The following table provides examples of trap reference codes and their
corresponding drive box and drive numbers.
Decimal value / 64
Hexadecimal Decimal Drive box
Drive number
trap value value number
Quotient Remainder
A9E 2,718 42 30 DB-42 HDD42-30
436 1,078 16 54 DB-16 HDD16-54
BFB 3,067 47 59 DB-47 HDD47-59

5
Troubleshooting
This chapter provides troubleshooting information for the Hitachi SNMP
Agent.
□ Getting help
□ Solving SNMP problems
Troubleshooting 63
Getting help
If you have difficulty with any of the procedures included in this document, or
if a procedure does not provide the answer or results you expect, please
contact customer support.
See https://hdssupport.hds.com for more details.
Solving SNMP problems

This topic describes some problems that can occur with SNMP.
Problem Causes and solutions
Information cannot be received by GET Causes:

REQUEST, GETNEXT REQUEST, and GETBULK • An SNMP Manager IP address and community
REQUEST operations. or user have not been added.
• GUM failure occurred.
• A network environment error occurred.
Solutions:
• Add an IP address and community or user.
(See Adding request authentication for SNMP
v1 and v2c on page 27 or Adding request
authentication for SNMP v3 on page 29.)
• Restore GUM.
• Contact your network administrator.
Trap cannot be received. Causes:
• An SNMP Manager IP address and community
or user have not been added.
• GUM failure occurred.
• A network environment error occurred.
Solutions:
• Add an IP address and community or user.
(See Adding trap notification for SNMP v1
and v2c on page 21 or Adding trap
notification for SNMP v3 on page 22.)
• Enable a license.
• Restore GUM.
• Contact your network administrator.
64 Troubleshooting
Glossary
C
community name
An SNMP entity in which up to 32 names and up to 32 IP addresses can
be registered.
E
extension trap
An error message generated by a third-party node and sent to the SNMP
agent.
F
failure trap
An error message that indicates a problem within a managed node.
I
IPv4
Internet Protocol, Version 4
IPv6
Internet Protocol, Version 6
M
managed device
A network node on which the SNMP Agent software is installed. Using the
agent, managed devices exchange node-specific information with the
SNMP management software.
Glossary 65
managed node
See managed device.
management information base (MIB)

A virtual database of objects that can be monitored by a network
management system. SNMP uses standardized MIBs that allow any SNMP-
based tool to monitor any device defined by a MIB file.
MIB
See management information base.
S
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
An industry-standard protocol that is used to manage and monitor
network-attached devices for conditions that warrant administrative
attention. The devices can include disk devices, routers, and hubs. SNMP
uses Simple Gateway Management Protocol (SGMP) to manage TCP/IP
gateways.
SNMP
See Simple Network Management Protocol.
SNMP Agent
Software that is installed on the maintenance utility and responds to
queries from SNMP Manager.
SNMP Manager
Software that is installed on the network management station that
collects and manages information from SNMP agents installed in the
managed devices on the network.
SNMP trap
An event generated by an SNMP agent from the managed resource that
communicates an event, such as an error or failure.
U
UDP
See user datagram protocol.
66 Glossary
user datagram protocol (UDP)
Software that requests data regarding the status of a managed node.
Glossary 67
68 Glossary
Index
A errors
access mode REQUEST operation 16
MIB 38 SNMP Agent, reported by 16
adding extension trap
request authentication for SNMP v1 and v2c 27 supported types 36
request authentication for SNMP v3 29 extension traps
trap notification for SNMP v1 and v2c 21 protocol data unit 36
trap notification for SNMP v3 22
alerts
editing settings 20 F
architecture failure
SNMP environment 13 SNMP trap reference codes 48
trap report 36
C
changing H
request authentication for SNMP v1 and v2c 30 help
request authentication for SNMP v3 31 getting support 64
trap notification for SNMP v1 and v2c 24
trap notification for SNMP v3 25
codes
SNMP failure trap reference 48 I
cold trap function, troubleshooting 64 interaction
components SNMP Manager and SNMP Agent 12
storage system 16 introduction 11
configuration
extension MIB 39
SNMP Agent 13 M
configuring Management Information Base
alert settings 20 overview 13
MIB
access mode 38
D configuration
definition files, trouble inputting 64 MIB 38
deleting extension configuration 39
SNMP request authentication 33 extension specifications 39
SNMP trap notification 26 mounting specifications 39
object identifier system 38
overview 13
raidExMibAgentVersion 41
E raidExMibDkcCount 42
editing raidExMibDKCHWTable 42
alert settings 20 raidExMibDKUHWTable 44
environment raidExMibName 41
SNMP 13
Index 69
raidExMibRaidListTable 42 failure trap reference codes 48
raidExMibTrapListTable 44 interaction of manager and agent 12
raidExMibVersion 41 overview 12
supported types 37 traps 14, 15
MIB definition files, trouble inputting 64 SNMP Agent
mounting configuration 13
MIB specifications 39 environment 13
system groups 39 errors reported 16
operations, types of 15
overview 14
traps 15
O
SNMP Manager
objects
components, status of 16
identifier system 38
environment 13
operations
overview 12
REQUEST 16
status of components 16
SNMP Agent 15
specifications
overview
extension MIB 39
Management Information Base 13
MIB mounting 39
MIB 13
status
Simple Network Management Protocol 12
storage system components 16
SNMP 12
support
SNMP Agent 14
getting help 64
SNMP Manager 12
system groups
mounting 39
P
PDU 36
T
protocol data unit 36
testing
SNMP trap report 34
trap notification
R deleting 26
raidExMibAgentVersion 41 traps
raidExMibDkcCount 42 failure report 36
raidExMibDKCHWTable 42 SNMP 14
raidExMibDKUHWTable 44 SNMP Agent 15
raidExMibName 41 SNMP failure reference codes 48
raidExMibRaidListTable 42 SNMP v1 and v2c, adding notification for 21
raidExMibTrapListTable 44 SNMP v1 and v2c, changing notification for 24
raidExMibVersion 41 SNMP v3, adding notification for 22
reports SNMP v3, changing notification for 25
testing, for SNMP traps 34 supported types 36
request authentication testing, of SNMP trap reports 34
deleting 33 triggers 15
requests troubleshooting
adding authentication for SNMP v1 and v2c 27 abnormal response to SNMP commands 64
adding authentication for SNMP v3 29 inputting MIB definition files 64
changing authentication for SNMP v1 and v2c SNMP cold trap function 64
30 SNMP security function 64
changing authentication for SNMP v3 31
S
security function, troubleshooting 64
Simple Network Management Protocol
overview 12
SNMP
architecture 13
environment 13
70 Index
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3 SNMP supported MIBs..................................................................... 35

4 SNMP failure trap reference............................................................. 47

□ Changes in this revision

□ Conventions for storage capacity values

□ Accessing product documentation

Readers of this document should be familiar with the following:

Changes in this revision

• Hitachi Virtual All of the following storage systems:

• Hitachi Virtual All of the following storage systems:

This document uses the following typographic conventions:

< > angle brackets Indicates variables in the following scenarios:

[ a | b ] indicates that you can choose a, b, or nothing.

{ a | b } indicates that you must choose either a or b.

This document uses the following icons to draw attention to information:

Note Calls attention to important or additional information.

Tip Provides helpful information, guidelines, or suggestions for performing

Caution Warns the user of adverse conditions and/or consequences (for

Conventions for storage capacity values

Physical capacity unit Value

1 kilobyte (KB) 1,000 (10 3) bytes

Logical capacity unit Value

1 block 512 bytes

1 EB 1,024 PB or 1,0246 bytes

Accessing product documentation

Hitachi Data Systems Community is a global online community for HDS

□ SNMP Manager overview

□ SNMP Agent configuration

□ SNMP Agent overview

□ Component status information from SNMP Manager

The SNMP Manager graphically displays information collected from two or

Note: SNMP versions v1, v2c, and v3 are supported.

How SNMP works

The following figure shows an example SNMP environment.

An SNMP manager monitors the devices, which are referred to as managed

If an SNMP Agent detects an abnormal event, it sends a trap to the SNMP

Management Information Base overview

A MIB is a collection of standardized configuration and network management

The MIB definition file, VSPGx00MIB.txt, is located in the program\SNMP

SNMP Agent configuration

The following figure shows an example of SNMP operations using an SNMP

SNMP Agent overview

Acute failure detected. All operations in a storage system stopped.

SNMP Agent operations

The following table describes the types of SNMP Agent operations.

GET Obtains a specific MIB object value.

TRAP occurs without a request from the SNMP Manager.

Error Description Corrective action

noError (0) Normal N/A

Component status information from SNMP Manager

Area Component name

Storage System Processor(s)

Normal Normal operation.

□ Editing alert settings

□ Managing SNMP trap notification

□ Managing SNMP request authentication

□ Testing SNMP trap reports

Before you begin