Fujitsu ETERNUS AF S3 Series, Design Manual

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Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
Using the SNMP agent function, management information is sent to the SNMP manager (network
management/monitoring server).
The ETERNUS AF supports the following SNMP specifications.
Table 36 SNMP Specifications
Item Specification Remarks
SNMP version SNMP v1, v2c, v3 —
MIB MIB II Only the information managed by the ETERNUS AF can be sent
with the GET command.
The SET command send operation is not supported.
FibreAlliance MIB 2.2 This is a MIB which is defined for the purpose of FC base SAN
management.
Only the information managed by the ETERNUS AF can be sent
with the GET command.
The SET command send operation is not supported.
Unique MIB This is a MIB in regard to hardware configuration of the ETERNUS
AF.
Trap Unique Trap A trap number is defined for each category (such as a
component disconnection and a sensor error) and a message
with a brief description of an event as additional information is
provided.
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Syslog
By registering the syslog destination server in the ETERNUS AF, various events that are detected by the
ETERNUS AF are sent to the syslog server as event logs.
The ETERNUS AF supports the syslog protocol which conforms to RFC3164 and RFC5424.
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Remote Support
The errors that occur in the ETERNUS AF are notified to the AIS Connect server or to the REMCS center. The
ETERNUS AF sends additional information (logs and system configuration information) for checking the
error. This shortens the time to collect information.
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Host Sense
The ETERNUS AF returns host senses (sense codes) to notify specific status to the server. Detailed
information such as error contents can be obtained from the sense code.
Caution
• The ETERNUS AF cannot check whether the event log is successfully sent to the syslog server. Even if
a communication error occurs between the ETERNUS AF and the syslog server, event logs are not
sent again. Before using the syslog function, send a test log to confirm that the syslog server can
successfully receive event logs.
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Using the ETERNUS Multipath Driver to monitor the ETERNUS AF by host senses is recommended.
Sense codes that cannot be detected in a single-path configuration can also be reported.
2. Basic Functions
Operation Management/Device Monitoring
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