Viewing Snmp Notifications; Snmp Events Panel; Event Notification For Msa Array Systems - HP StoreAll 8800 Administrator's Manual

Viewing SNMP notifications

View the current configuration for sending out event notifications via SNMP traps. This includes
information about trapsinks (servers that receive SNMP traps), as well as the association of events
with these trapsinks. A single event can generate notifications to multiple trapsinks. Also, different
sets of events can generate notifications to different trapsinks.
The following information is available about the SNMP Agent:
System Description
SNMP Version
State
Port
Encrypt Passwords and Communities
System Contact
System Name
System Location
Read Community
Write Community
System Object ID
Engine ID
Allow non-V3 read requests
Allow non-V3 write requests
To modify the Agent configuration, click Modify to display the Modify SNMP Agent dialog, where
you can make the necessary changes. The updated setup is displayed almost immediately in the
SNMP Agent Setup section.

SNMP events panel

This section lists the events that generate SNMP traps and the trapsinks to which these SNMP traps
are sent. If the same event generates notifications to multiple SNMP trapsinks, a separate row is
used to represent each event/trapsink pairing.

Event notification for MSA array systems

The StoreAll event system does not report events for MSA array systems. Instead, configure event
notification for the MSA using the SMU configuration wizard. In the SMU Configuration View
panel, right-click the system and select either Configuration > Configuration Wizard or Wizards >
Configuration Wizard. Configure up to four email addresses and three SNMP trap hosts to receive
notifications of system events.
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Name of the SNMP Agent. This field is prefilled and cannot be changed.
Version of SNMP. Supported versions are 1, 2, and 3. The default version
is 2.
Whether the SNMP Agent is turned on or off. It is turned off by default.
Port on which the Agent listens for contact. The default is 161.
Whether passwords and communities are encrypted as they are sent over
the wire. The default is 'no'.
Name of the system contact person.
Name of the system.
Location of the system.
Defines the access privileges. The default is 'public', which grants read
privileges to everyone.
Defines the access privileges. The default is empty, which grants write
privileges to no one.
An assigned ID that is appended to the IDs of all resources. It guarantees
that these resources do not conflict with other SNMP resources on the Internet.
Identification number of the engine.
Applicable when the Agent uses version 3 SNMP protocols. It determines
whether non-V3 read requests are allowed.
Applicable when the Agent uses version 3 SNMP protocols. It determines
whether non-V3 write requests are allowed.