Snmp; Event Logging; E-Mail - HP J3278B - SureStore CD-ROM Server/Tower 7 NAS Server User Manual

SNMP

Get, Set
Traps

Event Logging

E-Mail

E-mail Notification
of Alerts
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4 12 Configuration Using a Browser: HD Server Admin
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Configuration Network
By default, SNMP is enabled on the HD Server.
Once SNMP is enabled, configure the SNMP agent on this server by
specifying up to two community names for get and set operations.
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Configuration Alerts
By default, alerts for this server appear on its control panel, appear
as events in HD Server Admin (see "Check Events" on page 4-14),
and are enabled—sent as SNMP traps to network management
tools such as HP TopTools and HP OpenView. Some additional
events (such as restarts) are also sent through SNMP as traps.
If you wish traps for this server to be sent to a management station,
ensure that SNMP is enabled, enter the community name to be
used, and specify each management station to receive the traps by
its IP address.
If a DNS server is configured on the Configuration Æ
Network Æ TCP/IP page, you may specify the management
station by its DNS name, as long as the management station is
currently accessible on the network.
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Configuration Alerts
Server events are recorded in the event log (available on the
Status Æ Event Log page), based on their seriousness rating. From
most to least serious, the ratings are Panic, Warning, Notice, and
Continuation. By default, the threshold for reporting the events is
Warning, that is, events with a seriousness of Panic and Warning
are recorded, and events of less seriousness (Notice and
Continuation) are not recorded in the log.
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Configuration Alerts
By default, alerts for this server appear on its control panel, appear
as events in HD Server Admin (see "Check Events" on page 4-14),
and are enabled as SNMP traps for viewing by network
management tools such as HP OpenView and HP TopTools.
If you wish any alerts for this server to also be sent as e-mail to the
administrator, then enable Email Alerts, specify the e-mail server
by its IP address.
If a DNS server is configured on the Configuration Æ
Network Æ TCP/IP page, you may specify the e-mail server by
its DNS name, as long as the server is currently accessible on
the network.
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SNMP page
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SNMP page
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Event Logging Threshold page
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Email page