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After a lot of back-and-forth, I finally got all the alerts for NTAP & other vulnerabilities to go away. However, I cannot suppress the "bug 1250500" alert. There's a KB what says it's a false alert & can be ignored.
However, it keeps triggering tickets in our system via the SNMP link I need to get rid of the tickets.
Any way to filter this either at the array itself or via AIQUM?
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There was an issue in the rules with the version check where it was only checking 9.x and not 9.xx when comparing the Ontap version numbers so it treated 9.10 and 9.1 as the same.
The corrective action is to update the AIQ rules for Unified Manager. Sometimes this requires manually updating them.
They can be manually downloaded here.
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I think it's fixed in AIQUM 9.14.1. Can you try upgrading?
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I'm at v9.16RC1 at this time. I had a number of these but once I crawled all the events and alerts from the arrays & acknowledged & resolved them, they went away. This alert is in the upper left corner of the node screen and I don't seem to have a way to ACK it.
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You can disable the generation of these events in AIQUM, as you can see in this KB
Enabling and disabling Active IQ event reporting
This bug can be ignored
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I don't want to disable them all, just this one.
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I hate to say it but I'd open a case. I have no idea. Unless @binder has an idea?
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There was an issue in the rules with the version check where it was only checking 9.x and not 9.xx when comparing the Ontap version numbers so it treated 9.10 and 9.1 as the same.
The corrective action is to update the AIQ rules for Unified Manager. Sometimes this requires manually updating them.
They can be manually downloaded here.
