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October 5th, 2012 07:00

UniSphere for VMAX - Alerting

Hi,

I have a requirement to define every individual alert which will be generated from the VMAX via UniSphere to a customer's SNMP monitoring tool, however I can't find a definitive list of alerts that UniSphere for VMAX will generate. Is it simply that it's the same as UniSphere for VNX (in terms of alerts)?

Also as the alerts are going to a 3rd party server, I assume there must be a MIB file for it - but again there's nothing on PowerLink.

The VMAX isn't installed yet, but lets assume it's running the newest release of 5876 code and the newest release of Unisphere 1.1.

Is anyone able to offer any advice please?

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    Posted October 5th, 2012 09:00

    Well, we will be moving to 5876 in few weeks so I dont have the answer related to Unisphere alerting yet. However, to answer where you can find the MIB file? Its available on :

    http://www.emc.com/microsites/fibrealliance/index.htm

    I am assuming the alerting in Unisphere should be similar to what was available in SMAS with an option to configure SNMP alerts.

    regards.

    Saurabh

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    Posted January 3rd, 2013 16:00

    Hi Sohaib,

    it depends on what alerts you would like to monitor.

    regards,

    Saurabh

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    Posted January 7th, 2013 00:00

    check storeventd options in daemon_option file to configure snmp.

    regards,

    Saurabh

  • jermo15

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    Posted January 11th, 2013 07:00

    Is there an OID to trap condition list? I have Unisphere 1.5 deployed and SNMP definitions are needed to monitor alert thresholds (performance diagnostic 5 min data) on Vmax 10/40k.

  • jermo15

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    Posted March 26th, 2013 10:00

    Believe they could be different-

    Have similar issue- however I always get to a link to the MiB- its understood to workthrough (likely)

    I'm looking for a Table that shows IOD to Alert - so I can configure SNMP Alerting without hours looking up OID's - as we Hand-off to "Operators" the Table refrence would be great value. (800+ Alerts possible)

    The Values we are working on are simple KPI's and some Threshold Monitoring on ThinPool/FA/DA etc

  • mb_live

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    Posted May 16th, 2013 08:00

    Dave,

    Were you ever able to make your list of the alerts?

    I am working on the same task using the following parameters, looking for what each specifically reports on.

    Array Component Events

    Hotspare Invoked

    Array Events

    Migration Complete Alert

    CG Tripped

    Optimizer switched mode

    DB Checksum Triggered

    Port Link Status

    Deferred Service Threshold Alert

    Port Status

    Device Config Change

    RVA Spare Coverage

    Device Pool Config Change

    SP Alerts

    Device Pool Status

    SRDF Alerts

    Device Status

    SRDF Link Status

    Director Status

    SRDF/A No Cycle Switch Alert

    Disk Status

    SRDF/A Session

    Environmental Alert

    SRDF/A session dropped, transit idle state timeout

    Event Lost Alert

    SRDF/A Session entering transmit idle state

    Event Overflow Alert

    SRDF/A Session recovered from a transmit idle state

    FAST Controller switched state

    Thin Device Allocation

    FAST FTS Performance

    Thin Device Usage

    GK Timeout

    Thin Pool Rebalancing Complete Alert

    GK Utilization

    User approval required for Optimizer/FAST Config Change

  • sracharla

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    Posted September 5th, 2013 12:00

    Hi Storage_Dave,

    Were you able to forward the Unisphere for VMAX alerts to Solarwinds?

    I am trying to accomplish the same thing, I have enabled the SNMPconfiguration from Alert Settings  Pane in Unisphere,

    do we have to configure any settings in storeventd daemon_options file also for successful SNMP notifications to Solarwinds?

    Thanks

  • jermo15

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    Posted February 5th, 2014 08:00

    I have a List obtained through their documentation – there are different ways to collect data- SNMP alerting for Performance Thresholds was my approach. Basically if you do the “daemon” file -you Pass SNMP configured there – if using Unisphere for Vmax” out of the box

    FE Director

    Host IOs/sec

    1.3.6.1.4.1.1139.1.6.3.6.1.8

    FE Director

    % Busy

    1.3.6.1.3.94.1.11.1.9

    Others can be found based on type-

    EMC-MIB

    http://www.oidview.com/mibs/1139/EMC-MIB.html

    EMCGATEWAY-MIB

    http://www.oidview.com/mibs/1139/EMCGATEWAY-MIB.html

    FCMGMT-MIB

    http://www.oidview.com/mibs/0/FCMGMT-MIB.html

    Jeremy P. Fortin

    EMC Proven SAN Specialist (EMCSA)

    Core Infrastructure Engineering (CIE)

  • PSR2

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    Posted February 5th, 2014 09:00

    We have VMAX running with 5876 and have Unisphere, recently we are trying to configure SNMP traps.w....we have configured the SNMP server but it is not sending traps to BEM cell server.

    anyone have idea do we need to do anything in Unisphere level other than adding the SNMP server ..?

    also, let me know if anyone have default threshold values we need set for key performance metrics ..like as given below ..

    -Host IOs/sec

    -Ave Read Response Time (ms)

    -Ave Write Response Time (ms)

    -%Cache WP (Write-Pending)

    -%Hit

    -%Reads

    -%Writes

    -FE Request/sec

    -FE Hit/sec

    -FE Read Hit/sec

    -FE Write Hit/sec

  • JeffinMD

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    Posted February 6th, 2014 13:00

    The Solutions Enabler Install guide seems to have the best description of the SNMP traps.  We found it better to enable traps through daemon_options file rather than messing with Unisphere for VMAX alerts.  You get the same thing either way, but when you enable through Unisphere, all the events end up coming out with an event id of 5000.  No where in the Unisphere documentation does it say that by the way.  You can get the real event code from the text in the trap, but makes it easier for whatever is acting on the traps, if they can get the actual Event Id from the Event ID field in the trap.