Mib Names For Snmp Traps; Snmp Traps And Object Ids - VMware VC-SRM4-A - vCenter Site Recovery Manager Developer's Manual

SNMP Traps
SRM provides Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) traps that collect information sent by the API.
All traps are compliant with the SNMPv1 type. Information provided by the traps can be used to initiate
actions by client applications. Callers of the SRM API interface should listen for the SNMP traps listed below.
You might need to configure the vCenter Server to forward the SNMP traps to the registered SNMP Server.
The MIB file is located in the following directory:
<installdir>\www\VMWARE-SRM-TRAPS-5_0.MIB
MIB Names for SNMP Traps
Table A‐1 gives a description of the SNMP traps according to their names in the MIB file. The names in this list
can be prefaced by either vmwareSrm (Site Recovery Manager) or oidDr (object ID data recovery)
Table A-1. SNMP Traps in the MIB
SNMP Trap
RecoveryPlanExecuteTestBegin
RecoveryPlanExecuteTestEnd
RecoveryPlanExecuteBegin
RecoveryPlanExecuteEnd
RecoveryVmBegin
RecoveryVmEnd
RecoveryPlanPromptDisplay
RecoveryPlanPromptResponse
RecoveryPlanServerCommandBegin
RecoveryPlanServerCommandEnd
RecoveryPlanVmCommandBegin
RecoveryPlanVmCommandEnd
RecoveryPlanExecuteReprotectBegin
RecoveryPlanExecuteReprotectEnd
RecoveryPlanExecuteCleanupBegin
RecoveryPlanExecuteCleanupEnd
SNMP Traps and Object IDs
The MIB objects are listed below with IDs, then the SMNP traps themselves with IDs.
MIB_OBJECT
oidDrVmName
oidDrRecoveryName
oidDrPromptString
oidDrRecoveryType
oidDrRecoveryState
VMware, Inc.
What Trap Indicates
Signaled on the recovery site when a recovery test is initiated.
Signaled on the recovery site when a recovery test has completed.
If an error occurred it is available as [data.Error]
Signaled on the recovery site when a recovery is initiated.
Signaled on the recovery site when a recovery has completed.
If an error occurred it is available as [data.Error]
Signaled when the recovery virtual machine was successfully created. If an error
occurs before the virtual machine's ID is known, the event is not fired.
Signaled after the last post‐power on script has completed, or after a
recovery‐stopping error has occurred for the virtual machine.
The recovery plan is displaying prompt [data.PromptKey] and is waiting for
user input. PromptKey is a unique identifier.
The recovery plan received an answer to prompt [data.PromptKey] amd os no
longer paused waiting for user input.
Signaled on the recovery site when SRM starts to run a Callout command on the
SRM server.
Signaled on the recovery site when SRM has finished running a Callout
command on the SRM server.
Signaled on the recovery site when SRM has started to run a Callout command
on a recovered virtual machine.
Signaled on the recovery site when SRM has finished running a Callout
command on a recovered virtual machine.
Signaled on the recovery site when a reprotect is initiated.
Signaled on the recovery site when a reprotect has completed.
If an error occurred it is available as [data.Error]
Signaled on the recovery site when a test cleanup is initiated.
Signaled on the recovery site when a test cleanup has completed.
If an error occurred it is available as [data.Error]
ID
1.3.6.1.4.1.6876.51.1.1
1.3.6.1.4.1.6876.51.1.2
1.3.6.1.4.1.6876.51.1.3
1.3.6.1.4.1.6876.51.1.4
1.3.6.1.4.1.6876.51.1.5
Appendix A SSL Certificates and SNMP Traps
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