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how do I add netapp systems to the dfm server without discovering the whole subnet? I want to do it by selectively entering the ip addresses of the systems
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you can add individual storage systems wit the command "dfm snmp add -m 26 -v "snmp_version eg:1" -c "ro community of NetApp Filer" "Filer IP Addr"
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Hi TDUBB1234
You can do it via the CLI using:
dfm host add <hostname | IP Address>
or
via the GUI
> Click on the Control Center Tab
> Home
> Member Details Tab (In Group Summary)
> At the bottom you should see a dialogue for Add New Storage System
Enter your IP Address or Hostname there
Kind regards
Rich
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how do i disable the scanning of the whole subnet?
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Scanning of Subnet happens only wen you initiate it...
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its a brand new dfm server installed. I think by default it scans the entire subnet on intervals. I want to disable that and only add the ip addresses of the storage systems
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Click Setup > Discovery >
Disable Network Discovery
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should it be snmp v1 or 2?
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SNMPv1
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do I have to change the trap locations on the systems to the dfm server?
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"dfm host add -N ip-address" will add the host but will not add the subnet (and thus avoids scanning the subnet).
If you add the host using NMC, that also avoids adding and scanning the subnet.
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i am failing to discover systems on another subnet.
Network Connectivity
IP Address x.x.x.x
Network None
DNS Aliases x.x.x.x
DNS Addresses
SNMP Version in Use SNMPv1
SNMPv1 Failed: Timeout
SNMP Community ro
SNMPv3 Failed: No SNMPv3 username specified.
SNMPv3 Auth Protocol
SNMPv3 Privacy Enabled No
SNMPv3 Username
ICMP Echo Passed (8 ms)
HTTP Passed (8 ms)
Host Agent Connect Failed (transport http; port 4092)
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getting this showing up in ops mgr
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About | The snmp status of the appliance | |
---|---|---|
Condition | SNMP Not Responding on Host (reason: Timed out) | |
Triggered | 08 Sep 16:49 | |
Notified |
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Do the following steps to resolve the issue
1. Check the ro community group in the filer by running the command "snmp"
- Add an "SNMP Community String" on the DFM end to match the counterpart on the storage system:
run dfm snmp add -m 26 -v "1" -c "Community_on_Filer" "Filer_IP"
3. Check the snmp connectivity in dfm server by the command
dfm host diag "filer IP"
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what is -m 26?
my mask is /16 should i use 16?
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dfm host diag shows
RSH Failed: Login not set for storage system (75).
SSH Failed: Login not set for storage system (75).
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You need to set the username and password for the storage system you are using.
You can do so by executing the following command on the dfm server: dfm host set <filer IP> hostLogin=<username> hostPassword=<password>
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Adding a Storage System to DFM:
1. The snmp community set on DFM should match that on storage system.
On DFM:
10:~ # dfm snmp list
\ID Address Prefix Length Pref SNMP Version Community Auth Protocol Login Privacy
---- ------------------------------------------ -------------- ------------------ ---------- ---------------- ---------------- --------
1 default SNMPv1 public
If there is an entry like this, by default, Storage systems would be discovered using public community string.
On Storage System:
$ snmp
contact:
location:
authtrap:
0
init:
1
traphosts:
fd20:8b1e:b255:40b8:20c:29ff:fe07:55ca (fd20:8b1e:b255:40b8:20c:29ff:fe07:55ca) <fd20:8b1e:b255:40b8:20c:29ff:fe07:55ca>
10.72.186.77 (10.72.186.77) <10.72.186.77>
community:
ro public <------------------------ This is the community string which should be set in DFM
For our current setting in DFM (the above one) we are good.
Else, make a specific snmp entry for the desired storage system by
dfm snmp add [ -m mask ] [ -v prefsnmpVersion ] [ -c communityName ] <address>
e.g 10:~ # dfm snmp add -m 32 -v 1 -c public 10.72.184.201 <------------------------------------ -m 32 means, ONLY the community string used for this system would change. Else if the subnet mask of the subnet is specified, DFM will start using this new community string for all systems and since the other systems may have different community strings, monitoring may fail for them. (like you've specfied above in you reply: SNMPv1 Failed: Timeout )
Added addr: 10.72.184.192, prefixlength: 32, prefsnmpVersion: 1, community: public.
Now:
dfm snmp list
ID Address Prefix Length Pref SNMP Version Community Auth Protocol Login Privacy
---- ------------------------------------------ -------------- ------------------ ---------- ---------------- ---------------- --------
2 <IP address> 32 bits SNMPv1 public
2. Add storage system.
dfm host add <IP address> <-------------------The complete network where this IP belongs would also be monitored
dfm host add -N <IP address> <--------------The network where this IP belongs would NOT be monitored
The system should get added and 'dfm host diag' sgould give the following entry now:
SNMPv1 Passed
3. Set the credentails using:
10:~ # dfm host set <IP address> hostLogin=<username> hostPassword=<password>
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thanks but I cannot get 2 systems that are on another subnet in a remote location.
dfm diag host shows
[root@dfm ~]# dfm host diag
Network Connectivity
IP Address
Network None
DNS Aliases
DNS Addresses
SNMP Version in Use SNMPv1
SNMPv1 Passed (103 ms)
SNMP Community public
SNMP sysName
SNMP sysObjectID .1.3.6.1.4.1.789.2.3 (Clustered Filer)
SNMP productId 1573979763
SNMPv3 Failed: No SNMPv3 username specified.
SNMPv3 Auth Protocol
SNMPv3 Privacy Enabled No
SNMPv3 Username
ICMP Echo Passed (56 ms)
HTTP Passed (55 ms)
but i cannot see this system in ops manager
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Please add the Storage System using Steps 2 and 3 given above.
