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SNMP Traps This section describes the basic set of Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) system status traps issued by the library. Traps pertain to the entire library, not specific modules or partitions. NOTE: The ML6000 library supports SNMP v1 and v2 traps as defined by RFC 1157. Traps defined in the Tape Library Management Information Base (MIB) are issued with enterprise OID "Dell Tape Library MIB", which resolves to 1.3.6.1.4.1.3764.1.10.10. Table 1 Status Traps Trap ID Trap Description 1 tapeLibNotifyStart Starting Indicates that the tape library has started running. 2 tapeLibNotifyShutdown Shutting down Indicates that the library is in the process of being shut down. 3 tapeLibNotifyRestart Restarting Indicates that the library has been restarted. This does not imply anything about whether the configuration has changed or not (unlike the standard coldStart or warmStart traps). 101 startupSequenceCompleted Startup Sequence Completed Indicates that the library startup sequence has completed. 102 shutdownSequenceInitiated Shutdown Sequence Initiated Indicates that the library has started its shutdown sequence. a. The library issues a trap whenever the aggregate state of one of the Reliability, Availability, and Serviceability (RAS) status groups changes. Listening for these traps (rather than querying for them) is the preferred method of monitoring the health of the library. Dell PowerVault ML6000 Basic SNMP Reference Guide 77

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Dell PowerVault ML6000
Basic SNMP Reference Guide
77
SNMP Traps
This section describes the basic set of Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) system status traps
issued by the library. Traps pertain to the entire library, not specific modules or partitions.
Traps defined in the Tape Library Management Information Base (MIB) are issued with enterprise OID “Dell
Tape Library MIB”, which resolves to 1.3.6.1.4.1.3764.1.10.10.
NOTE: The ML6000 library supports SNMP v1 and v2 traps as defined by RFC
1157.
Table 1
Status Traps
Trap ID
Trap
Description
1
tapeLibNotifyStart
Starting
Indicates that the tape library has started running.
2
tapeLibNotifyShutdown
Shutting down
Indicates that the library is in the process of being shut
down.
3
tapeLibNotifyRestart
Restarting
Indicates that the library has been restarted. This does
not imply anything about whether the configuration has
changed or not (unlike the standard coldStart or
warmStart traps).
101
startupSequenceCompleted
Startup Sequence Completed
Indicates that the library startup sequence has
completed.
102
shutdownSequenceInitiated
Shutdown Sequence Initiated
Indicates that the library has started its shutdown
sequence.
a. The library issues a trap whenever the aggregate state of one of the Reliability, Availability, and Serviceability (RAS) status
groups changes. Listening for these traps (rather than querying for them) is the preferred method of monitoring the
health of the library.