Snmp Alerts Or Alarm Definitions - IBM TotalStorage SAN16M-R SAN Installation And Service Manual

SNMP alerts or alarm definitions

Table 24
Alert or alarm name
Cold Start
Link Down
Link Up
flashNewImageInstallTrap
envVoltageUpperThreshTrap
envVoltageLowerThreshTrap
envTempUpperTrap
ChasFanStatusTrap
ChasPowerSupplyStatusTrap
connUnitPortStatus Change
connUnitStatusChange
Table 24, SNMP alerts or alarm definitions
alerts or alarms that are useful in resolving hardware errors (this is
not a complete list, review the Administration and Configuration
Manual for a complete list of all SNMP alerts):
Description
The SAN Router is powered on, or rebooted. Informational only message, no action
required.
A port interface loses an active link signal.
A port interface acquires an active link signal.
A new firmware image is installed in flash memory. Informational only message, no
action required.
The upper voltage threshold is exceeded. This message indicates that there may be a
problem with the power supplies or the router.
The power voltage is less than the lower voltage threshold. This message indicates
that there may be a problem with the power supplies or the router.
The upper temperature threshold is exceeded. This message indicates that there may
be a problem with the power supplies or the router.
The state of the fan changes. This message indicates there may be a problem with
the power supplies (the fans are part of the power supply units.)
The status of power changes from down to up or vice versa. This message indicates
there is a problem with a power supply.
The overall status of a port that has changed. This message indicates there may be a
problem with a port or a link is no longer active.
The overall status of the SAN Router that has changed.
Figure 16, Power supply alert shown in trap viewer
Viewer utility which is shipped with Sanvergence manager.
provides a list of SNMP
Chapter 3: Maintenance and troubleshooting
shows the Trap
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