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SNMP-based monitoring
The Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
facilitates the exchange of management information
between network devices.
An agent residing in the FibreBridge takes information
from the FibreBridge and translates it into a form
compatible with SNMP.
Note
Consult your network administrator for further
assistance with SNMP.
1
If you are not already in the ExpressNAV
interface, type the IP address of your
FibreBridge in a standard browser as found in
Using ExpressNAV System Manager
click Enter Here, type in your user name and
password, and click OK.
Exhibit 3.0-4 Events triggering SNMP notification for extended or standard trap generation, severity level
.
and explanation
Severity
Event
Level
Aborted
Warning
Command
Device
Info
Transition
Fibre Channel
Info
Loop Down
Fibre Channel
Info
Loop Up
Hardware Error
Critical
Illegal Request
Info
Medium Error
Warning
Power Supply
Critical
Down
Temperature
Info
Temperature
Critical
Temperature
Warning
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Extended
Extended
Traps disabled
Traps enabled
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
2
On the left-hand menu, click Remote
Management.
3
The Remote Management page appears.
Click on the enabled radio button next to the
SNMP heading.
4
Click on the appropriate radio button for SNMP
Traps, SNMP Extended Traps.
• SNMP Traps and SNMP Extended Traps
are notifications for SNMP functions such as
device transition and device error.
5
Enter the IP addresses of those who should
receive messages (SNMP trap recipients) in
the text boxes on the left.
6
Select the type of message you wish each
recipient to receive from the drop down box
next to each address.
7
Click Submit.
Yes
A command has been aborted.
Yes
A target device has failed, become offline or come
online.
Yes
A loop down event on a Fibre Channel port has
occurred.
Yes
A loop up event on a Fibre Channel port has
occurred.
Yes
An unrecoverable target device failure.
Yes
An illegal SCSI request has been attempted.
Yes
A command terminated with an error condition
that may have been caused by a flaw in the target
device's physical medium or its recorded data.
Yes
A power supply has powered down or was down
after unit power-up.
Yes
The unit's internal temperature has increased or
decreased to within standard operating ranges.
Yes
Unit's internal temperature has increased to at or
above the maximum operating temperature or
decreased to at or below the minimum operating
temperature.
Yes
Unit's internal temperature has increased to at or
within the unit's maximum operating temperature
less the unit's temperature warning offset or
decreased to at or within the unit's minimum
operating temperature plus the unit's temperature
warning offset.
Explanation
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