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Hello,
I have some troubles monitoring some events with OnCommand Core 5/DFM.
First, all SNMP traps have a severity "Information", so some events on the storage are not emphasized properly (last night, a panic on my customer's controller followed by a takeover has not raised any "detectable" DFM event).
My idea is to change severity for all "trap-received" event:
>dfm eventtype modify -v Critical critical-trap-received
Modified event "critical-trap-received".
>dfm eventtype list -C critical-trap-received
Event Name Severity Class
-------------------------------------------------- ------------ ------------------
critical-trap-received Critical critical-trap-received
Is it the right approach?
Second, I would like to send some alarms based on specific SNMP traps characteristics. For example, when a vscan server disconnects, operators should be notified that something goes wrong. Unfortunately, I couldn't find a way to it as alarms can only be generated based on the event type which is "<severity>-trap-received". Any clue?
Standard trap received:
Warning vscanDisConnection 17 avr. 18:56 <filer> productTrapData=CIFS: Virus scan server \\SERVERNAME (1.2.3.4) has disconnected from the filer productSerialNum=xxxxxxxxxxxx
Third, I'm also thinking about raising the severity of some SNMP traps so they get classified in another category which would be more relevant for customer. Back to vscan servers disconnections, this is normally a warning trap, but I would like to set it as "alert". Looking at netapp.mib file, trap has following definition:
vscanDisConnection NOTIFICATION-TYPE
OBJECTS {productTrapData, productSerialNum}
STATUS current
DESCRIPTION
"VScan: A virus scanner has dropped its connection from the Filer"
::= { netapp 0 255 }
If I understood correctly, last digit of trap code represents severity, so I was wondering if I could set a new trap with a new trap code that would reflect another severity...I read TR-3608, but when creating custom traps, you have to refer to an OID representing a counter you can measure, which is not the case with AV scanners disconnect. How can I achieve it? Can I modify /etc/mib/netapp.mib?
Thanking you in advance,
Kind regards,
Michel
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Searching on this issue, I've read SNMP traps do not show up in OnCommand/DFM with severity (Informational) although they contain that information. Is this still true in OC5?
Is the guidance still to create alarms on these events to provide notification?
alert-trap-received Information alert-trap-received
critical-trap-received Information critical-trap-received
emergency-trap-received Information emergency-trap-received
error-trap-received Information error-trap-received
warning-trap-received Information warning-trap-received
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Yes, thats true, trap of all severity are shown with informational severity in OnCommand and this behaviour hasn't changed. Yes in order to provide notification you will have to create alarms.
Regards
adai
