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Intel Server Management (ISM) Installation and User's Guide Intel Server Management (ISM) Concepts Load MIB Files for SNMP Integration ISM includes MIB files as listed below for support of managed server software and hardware, including onboard third-party controllers. The third-party MIB files are specific to onboard controllers and may not apply to add-in cards. • BASEBRD2.MIB: (used with earlier versions of ISM) • BASEBRD4.MIB: (used with ISC 3.5 through ISM 5.x) • IOMMIB.MIB: (Adaptec SCSI) • FTDMISVCI.MIB: (Promise IDE) • LRA.MIB • RMTCHAS.MIB • SHA.MIB • SYMBIOS4.MIB: (LSI† Logic) NOTE For the Intel® LAN Adapter, use the MIB file included in the software download package that you downloaded as part of the NIC SNMP software installation, described on page 17. You must load the MIB files into your third-party management tool (HP OpenView or CA Unicenter TNG). Each tool provides a menu or other way to load MIB files. For more information about loading MIB files, see the documentation supplied with your management software. MIB files are installed during the PIC installation on the management station and managed server. The files are copied to the %PIC_PATH%\SNMPMIBS directory during installation. PIC_PATH is the installation directory chosen during installation. Incorporating the MIB files on the management station enables the management station to receive traps generated by the ISM DMI-SNMP Translator, which operates on server systems. MIB files also allow the management software to access the DMI database on the managed server. DMI events (indications generated by the component instrumentation when a threshold is crossed or a sensor changes state) are translated into enterprise-specific SNMP traps. NOTE Make sure to load the most current MIB files released with ISM to support current features. If you loaded files from an earlier release, unload them and reload from the current CD. Support for Linux Servers To capture the DMI information on Linux servers to be managed by PIC software, the following MIB files must also be loaded in the third-party management software tool (HP OpenView or CA Unicenter TNG), as described above: • MAPBASE4.MIB • MAPLRA.MIB • MAPSHA.MIB 20

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Intel Server Management (ISM) Installation and User's Guide
Intel Server Management (ISM) Concepts
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Load MIB Files for SNMP Integration
ISM includes MIB files as listed below for support of managed server software and hardware, including
onboard third-party controllers. The third-party MIB files are specific to onboard controllers and may not
apply to add-in cards.
•
BASEBRD2.MIB: (used with earlier versions of ISM)
•
BASEBRD4.MIB: (used with ISC 3.5 through ISM 5.x)
•
IOMMIB.MIB: (Adaptec SCSI)
•
FTDMISVCI.MIB: (Promise IDE)
•
LRA.MIB
•
RMTCHAS.MIB
•
SHA.MIB
•
SYMBIOS4.MIB: (LSI
†
Logic)
NOTE
For the Intel
®
LAN Adapter, use the MIB file included in the software download package that
you downloaded as part of the NIC SNMP software installation, described on page 17.
You must load the MIB files into your third-party management tool (HP OpenView or CA Unicenter TNG).
Each tool provides a menu or other way to load MIB files. For more information about loading MIB files, see
the documentation supplied with your management software.
MIB files are installed during the PIC installation on the management station and managed server. The
files are copied to the %PIC_PATH%\SNMPMIBS
directory during installation. PIC_PATH is the
installation directory chosen during installation.
Incorporating the MIB files on the management station enables the management station to receive traps
generated by the ISM DMI-SNMP Translator, which operates on server systems. MIB files also allow the
management software to access the DMI database on the managed server. DMI events (indications
generated by the component instrumentation when a threshold is crossed or a sensor changes state) are
translated into enterprise-specific SNMP traps.
NOTE
Make sure to load the most current MIB files released with ISM to support current features. If
you loaded files from an earlier release, unload them and reload from the current CD.
Support for Linux Servers
To capture the DMI information on Linux servers to be managed by PIC software, the following MIB files
must also be loaded in the third-party management software tool (HP OpenView or CA Unicenter TNG), as
described above:
•
MAPBASE4.MIB
•
MAPLRA.MIB
•
MAPSHA.MIB