If the volume remains nearly full state, will SNMP trap be reported periodically?
Applies to
Answer
Additional Information
- EMS events
-
event catalog show
::> event catalog show -message-name monitor.volume*
Message Severity SNMP Trap Type
-------------------------------- ---------------- -----------------
monitor.volume.full ALERT Built-in
monitor.volume.nearlyFull ERROR Built-in
monitor.volume.ok DEBUG Built-in
monitor.volumes.one.ok DEBUG Built-in
4 entries were displayed. - SNMP traps
volumeFull NOTIFICATION-TYPE
OBJECTS {productTrapData, productSerialNum}
STATUS current
DESCRIPTION
"At least one volume is more than 98% full.
The string sent with the trap gives the
name of the volume or volumes which exceed
the volumeFull or volumeNearlyFull thresholds"
::= { netapp 0 82 }
volumeNearlyFull NOTIFICATION-TYPE
OBJECTS {productTrapData, productSerialNum}
STATUS current
DESCRIPTION
"At least one volume is more than 95% full.
The string sent with the trap gives the
name of the volume or volumes which exceed
the volumeFull or volumeNearlyFull thresholds"
::= { netapp 0 85 }
volumeRepaired NOTIFICATION-TYPE
OBJECTS {productTrapData, productSerialNum}
STATUS current
DESCRIPTION
"All volumes are now under 95% full."
::= { netapp 0 86 }
volumesStillFull NOTIFICATION-TYPE
OBJECTS {productTrapData, productSerialNum}
STATUS current
DESCRIPTION
"At least one volume that was full or nearly full is now OK,
but more volumes still exceed the volumeNearlyFull or
volumeFull thresholds. This trap is generally sent within
a short time of when a volume becomes OK, though if two
volumes become OK within this timeframe, only one trap is
sent. The string sent with the trap gives the name of the
volume or volumes which still exceed the volumeFull or
volumeNearlyFull thresholds. It does not send the name of
any volume that is OK."
::= { netapp 0 87 }