Follow the procedure below on the Systemwalker Centric Manager operation management client.
Log in to the administrative client with a user name belonging to the Administrator group of the local group.
If the Systemwalker Centric Manager administrative server and the Management Server of this software are the same server, both Systemwalker Centric Manager and this software receive and display SNMP Traps from devices. Perform the following task to prevent Systemwalker Centric Manager from directly receiving and displaying SNMP Traps from devices:
Suppressing Systemwalker Centric Manager reception of SNMP Traps from devices managed by this software
If one server node has the Systemwalker Centric Manager administrative server and Management Server of this software, the following steps prevent Systemwalker Centric Manager from direct reception of SNMP Traps of devices managed by this software. As a result, SNMP Traps would be received and decoded by this software and only SNMP Traps necessary for fault monitoring would be posted to Systemwalker Centric Manager. Consequently, when the SNMP Trap display function supported by Systemwalker Centric Manager is used, multiple traps appear for a single event or unnecessary SNMP Traps are displayed.
Information
These settings are not required if the Systemwalker Centric Manager-supported SNMP Trap display function is enabled.
From a Systemwalker Centric Manager administrative client, select [Event] - [Action Definition] in "System Monitoring."
The Monitored Event Table dialog appears.
Select [Event] - [Event Addition] in the Monitored Event Table dialog.
The Event Definition dialog appears.
Define the following items:
Check "Not specified".
Check "Not specified".
Check "Not specified".
Check "Not specified".
Check "Not specified".
Check "Not specified".
Specify one of the values shown below for an event definition.
Be sure to define this item only when individual devices are being managed. Otherwise, the item need not be defined.
Device | Value |
---|---|
ETERNUS DX series | enterprise:aplNetStorage\.1 |
ETERNUS LT20 (SCSI) | enterprise:enterprises\.11\.2\.36\.1 |
ETERNUS LT20/LT20 S2/LT40/LT40 S2/LT60/LT60 S2 (SAS/FC) | enterprise:enterprises\.20884\.10893\.2\.101\.3 |
HP Surestore | enterprise:enterprises\.11\.2\.3\.9\.7\.1 |
ETERNUS LT200 | enterprise:enterprises\.119\.1\.83\.1\.21 |
ETERNUS LT210/LT220/LT230 | enterprise:enterprises\.119\.1\.83\.1\.1 |
ETERNUS LT250 | enterprise:aplNetStorage\.3\.5 |
ETERNUS LT270 | enterprise:aplNetStorage\.3\.2 |
NetApp FAS Series and V-Series | enterprise:enterprises\.789 |
Brocade Fibre Channel switch | enterprise:enterprises\.1588\.2\.1\.1 |
Performance | enterprise:aplSANMgr |
Cisco MDS | enterprise:enterprises\.9\.9\.117\.2 |
McDATA FC-Switch | enterprise:enterprises\.289 |
Brocade Fibre Channel switch, ETERNUS SN200 series Fibre Channel switch, PRIMERGY fiber channel switch blade, Cisco MDS, SN200 MDS, McDATA FC-Swtich common | enterprise:experimental\.94 (*2) |
ETERNUS VS850 | enterprise:enterprises\.2\.6\.190 |
ETERNUS CS2000 | enterprise:enterprises\.231\.2\.48\.2\.0 |
*1: Specify it when Systemwalker Centric Manager cannot recognize "aplNetStorage" or "aplSANMgr".
*2: The device not supported with Storage Cruiser includes the device which reports on SNMP Trap of this experimental\.94 and the event of those devices is controlled.
Select [Action] - [Action Setting] for the event set in step 2.
The Action Definition dialog appears.
Select the [Message] tab, and define the following items:
Check "No"
Check "No"
Repeat steps 1 to 3 for each of the text messages in the "Table 9.1 Lists of text".
If the SNMP standard trap is reported as an event from a storage device, refer to the above description, and suppress transmission of the SNMP standard trap according to your operation mode.
If the management device is an ETERNUS DX series, ETERNUS2000, ETERNUS4000, ETERNUS8000, or fibre channel switch device, a procedure and command are provided which allow you to check if the Systemwalker Centric Manager linkage is correctly set. Execute the "5.3 Checking Management Status" to check if it is properly running.
The figure below shows an example of the Systemwalker Centric Manager window displayed during event linkage with Systemwalker Centric Manager.