Assuming SNMP is correctly configured on the cluster (I.e. you have created an Event Notification Rule under Dashboard->Events->Cluster Events->Event Notification Rules-> Add Notification Rule
you can do from the CLI on any node: /usr/bin/isi_celog/celog_send_events.py
where is the test event you wish to send.
Example:
/usr/bin/isi_celog/celog_send_events.py 200010001
would send a node reboot event from the node on which you ran the command.
Note that every node in the cluster must have an active ethernet interface that can reach the configured SNMP monitoring server.
mattashton1
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May 30th, 2014 17:00
Hi Khkris,
Assuming SNMP is correctly configured on the cluster (I.e. you have created an Event Notification Rule under Dashboard->Events->Cluster Events->Event Notification Rules-> Add Notification Rule
you can do from the CLI on any node:
/usr/bin/isi_celog/celog_send_events.py
where is the test event you wish to send.
Example:
/usr/bin/isi_celog/celog_send_events.py 200010001
would send a node reboot event from the node on which you ran the command.
Note that every node in the cluster must have an active ethernet interface that can reach the configured SNMP monitoring server.
khkris
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January 7th, 2015 10:00
Thank you.
One more quesiton:
What is the role of Smart Connect IP when sending snmp traps to SNMP server
For example, in a 4 node cluster, 4 static IP's from 4 nodes and SSIP are configured to recive alerts on remote server.
How SSIP works in this scenario?
mattashton1
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January 7th, 2015 15:00
The SSIP will not be involved with SNMP; the traps will come from each node's static IP, if so configured.
Cheers,
Matt