HP StorageWorks 8/80 Brocade Fabric Watch Administrator's Guide v6.2.0 (53-100 - Page 96

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8 Notification configuration 220 eportRXPerf220 221 eportRXPerf221 222 eportRXPerf222 223 eportRXPerf223 Triggered 1 Triggered 1 Triggered 1 Triggered 1 Threshold boundary level is setat : Custom DefaultCustom Unit Percentage(%) Time base minuteminute Low 0 0 High 100 80 BufSize 0 0 Percentage(%) Threshold alarmlevel is set at: Custom . . . 4. Type 16 at the Select choice => prompt to apply the threshold alarm level changes. Unless you apply the value, it does not take effect. 1 : change behavior type 11 : change threshold alarm level 2 : change behavior interval 12 : change changed alarm 3 : change threshold boundary level 13 : change belowalarm 4 : change custom unit 14 : change abovealarm 5 : change custom timebase 15 : change inBetween alarm 6 : change custom low 16 : apply threshold alarm changes 7 : change custom high 17 : cancel threshold alarm changes 8 : change custom buffer 18 : return to previous page 9 : apply threshold boundary changes 10 : cancel threshold boundary changes Select choice => : (1..18) [18]16 SNMP notification configuration In environments in which you have a high number of messages (for example, hundreds per day) coming from a variety of switches, you might want to receive them in a single location and view them using a graphical user interface (GUI). In this type of scenario, SNMP notifications might be the most efficient notification method. You can avoid having to log on to each switch individually as you would have to do for error log notifications. SNMP notifications are configured using the snmpConfig command and within Fabric Watch, using alarms. SNMP traps generate based on the configuration in a logical switch. For example, one logical switch can have the temperature sensor set at 60º C as the high threshold and another logical switch can have the temperature sensor set at 80º C. Fabric Watch triggers raslog and SNMP trap alarms in each logical switch based on the configuration. See "SNMP notification configuration" on page 74 for details about setting alarms. For details about SNMP configuration, including traps, see the snmpConfig commands in the Fabric OS Command Reference and the Fabric OS Administrator's Guide. 74 Fabric Watch Administrator's Guide 53-1001188-01

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74
Fabric Watch Administrator’s Guide
53-1001188-01
Notification configuration
8
220 eportRXPerf220
Triggered
1
221 eportRXPerf221
Triggered
1
222 eportRXPerf222
Triggered
1
223 eportRXPerf223
Triggered
1
Threshold boundary level is setat : Custom
DefaultCustom
Unit
Percentage(%)
Percentage(%)
Time base
minuteminute
Low
0
0
High
100
80
BufSize
0
0
Threshold alarmlevel is set at: Custom
.
.
.
4.
Type
16
at the Select choice => prompt to apply the threshold alarm level changes. Unless you
apply the value, it does not take effect.
1
: change behavior type
11 : change threshold alarm level
2
: change behavior interval
12 : change changed alarm
3
: change threshold boundary level
13 : change belowalarm
4
: change custom unit
14 : change abovealarm
5
: change custom timebase
15 : change inBetween alarm
6
: change custom low
16 : apply threshold alarm changes
7
: change custom high
17 : cancel threshold alarm changes
8
: change custom buffer
18 : return to previous page
9
: apply threshold boundary changes
10 : cancel threshold boundary changes
Select choice => : (1..18) [18]16
SNMP notification configuration
In environments in which you have a high number of messages (for example, hundreds per day)
coming from a variety of switches, you might want to receive them in a single location and view
them using a graphical user interface (GUI). In this type of scenario, SNMP notifications might be
the most efficient notification method. You can avoid having to log on to each switch individually as
you would have to do for error log notifications.
SNMP notifications are configured using the
snmpConfig
command and within Fabric Watch, using
alarms. SNMP traps generate based on the configuration in a logical switch. For example, one
logical switch can have the temperature sensor set at 60º C as the high threshold and another
logical switch can have the temperature sensor set at 80º C. Fabric Watch triggers raslog and
SNMP trap alarms in each logical switch based on the configuration.
See
“SNMP notification configuration”
on page 74 for details about setting alarms.
For details about SNMP configuration, including traps, see the
snmpConfig
commands in the
Fabric OS Command Reference
and the
Fabric OS Administrator’s Guide
.