Snmp Trap Notification; Working With Tickets - Quantum Scalar i6000 User Manual

Chapter 2: Troubleshooting Your Library

Working With Tickets

SNMP TRAP Notification

Working With Tickets
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• Ticket summary
• Ticket details, including status information
• Firmware versions, including MCB, RCU, CMB, and drive bricks
• Physical library configuration
• Library states, such as physical library online or offline, partitions
online or offline, or robotics varied on or varied off
• Time stamps of recent activity
• Report summary
• Report details for the ticket
The notification also includes a repair page attachment. This page
provides a problem description and corrective actions you or a customer
service engineer (CSE) can perform. For more information about repair
pages, see Viewing Ticket Repair Pages
Note: A notification e-mail contains helpful information about a
ticket and how to resolve it. However, the notification
represents a condition that existed at a certain time in the past.
The notification might not reflect the current situation. The
notification indicates a specific ticket ID, so you should find
and examine that specific ticket in the LMC. The ticket reflects
the real-time status of the issue. For more information about
accessing tickets, see
The library can be configured for SNMP TRAP receiver addresses which
to send RAS subsystem change event notification and other library event
Basic SNMP Reference Guide for the Scalar i2000/
as discussed in the
i6000 Library
.
Tickets are your primary troubleshooting tool when you experience
problems with the library. A ticket provides details and reports about
on page 67.
Working With Tickets
Quantum Scalar i6000 User's Guide
on page 48.