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242 HP VMA SAN Gateway User’s Guide AM456-9026A
unexpected-
shutdown
Event Triggered A HP VMA SAN
Gateway has
unexpectedly
shutdown. This may
happen during a
software upgrade when
the upgrade did not
cleanly apply and the
system reverted back
to the previous version
prior to upgrade. A
callhome event is
generated.
Please contact HP
customer support.
High
user-login Event Triggered A login to a HP VMA
SAN Gateway via
either the CLI or Web
UI has occurred.
Verify the user id
has not been
compromised.
Low
user-logout Event Triggered A logout from a HP
VMA SAN Gateway
via either the CLI or
Web UI has occurred.
Check that the
appropriate settings
for auto-logout are
configured for the
user. There are
separate settings for
the CLI vs. Web UI.
Low
vimm-state-change State Change State One or more VIMMs
have changed state on
a HP Array. A comma
separated list of
VIMMs are provided
for each state:
admin_down, booting,
active, spare, failed,
present, or alarmed.
The set value for each
VIMM list / state
change is “true” for set
or “false” for clear.
Check the HP VMA
Array for alarms to
determine severity
of state change.
High /
Low
vimm-temperature-
high
80 Celsius VIMM temperature
has exceeded normal
operating range
Check VMA array
airflow and
operating
environment.
High
vimm-temperature-
ok
75 Celsius VIMM temperature
has dropped into
normal operating range
Nothing. Low
Trap Name Threshold Value Unit Description Solution Sev.
- HP VMA SAN Gateway 1
- User’s Guide 1
- For Release G5.5.1 1
- LEGAL NOTICES 2
- Mountain View, CA 94043USA 3
- Contents 5
- REFERENCE 6
- Document Conventions 12
- Document Organization 12
- Typographical Conventions 13
- Reference Documents 14
- Getting Help 14
- Subscription Service 15
- Comments & Questions 15
- New in this Release 17
- Software Features 17
- VMA Gateway Web Interface 18
- VMA vSHARE Architecture 19
- HP VMA SAN Gateway Interfaces 21
- VMA Web Interface 21
- Command Line Interface 21
- VMA System Architecture 21
- User Interface Overview 24
- Recommendation Description 25
- Web Interface Help 26
- Web Interface Task Map 29
- Administration 30
- Home Dashboard 31
- Dashboard 31
- on page 25 32
- LUN Status 38
- Manage LUNs 41
- Remove Checked LUN(s) 43
- Export Checked LUN(s) 43
- Manage Initiators 50
- 4. Click OK 51
- Manage Targets 53
- Monitor 55
- Overview 55
- Monitor LUNs 59
- Monitor Targets 61
- Cluster Admin 63
- Settings page appears 70
- Notification 75
- on page 77 77
- 6. Click Add SNMP Server 87
- Information 89
- Understanding vSHARE 93
- Configuring a Redundant 94
- Target Ports 95
- Viewing Containers 98
- Configuring Target Ports 99
- Supported Target Ports 99
- Configuring Initiator Groups 100
- Creating LUNs 102
- Resizing LUNs 105
- Exporting LUNs 106
- CHAPTER 4 vSHARE Management 109
- Managing Containers 121
- Managing Initiator Groups 122
- Managing LUNs 122
- Managing Targets 124
- Section Tasks and Topics 125
- VMA SAN Gateway Management 127
- Master Node Parameters 128
- Cluster Management VIP 129
- Monitoring the Gateway 130
- Show Cluster Global Command 131
- Managing Configuration Files 132
- Saving Configurations 132
- Show Configuration Files 135
- Show Configuration 135
- Managing Users 137
- REFERENCE 139
- Interface Reference 141
- CLI Shorthand Method 142
- Tab Completion of Commands 144
- Command Modes 145
- CLI Command Descriptions 147
- Key to Command Parameters 148
- CLI Option Commands 149
- Control User Inactivity 149
- Control Paging of CLI Output 150
- Confirm Reboot or Halt Reload 150
- Set Terminal Type 151
- Clear Command History 151
- Display CLI Settings 151
- Display Terminal Details 151
- View Installed Licenses 152
- NTP, Clock, and Time Zones 160
- Event Notification 162
- For example: 164
- Diagnostic Tools 167
- Statistics 169
- Configuration File Management 172
- Image Management 176
- Enable and Configure Modes 176
- Web Proxy Settings 177
- Xinetd Server Settings 178
- Debug Dumps 179
- Network Interface Commands 182
- Network Bond Commands 183
- VLAN Commands 184
- Name Resolution Commands 185
- Routing Commands 185
- Media Management Commands 185
- Initialize a Device 186
- Show Media Commands 186
- Enable or Disable HTTP Access 189
- Specify the HTTP Port 189
- Security Commands 192
- RADIUS Configuration 193
- TACACS+ Configuration 194
- SSH Configuration 195
- Banner Commands 198
- SNMP Configuration Commands 198
- Enable or Disable SNMP Traps 199
- Scheduling Commands 201
- Create a Job 201
- Add a Comment to a Job 201
- Remove Job States 201
- Specify an Execution Time 201
- Display All Jobs 203
- Container and Target Commands 203
- Show All Containers 203
- Show All Targets 203
- Initiator Group Commands 204
- Create an Initiator Group 204
- Add Initiators to a Group 204
- LUN Commands 204
- View LUNs 204
- Create a LUN 205
- Set LUN Privileges 205
- Resize a LUN 205
- View LUN Statistics 205
- Quick Reference to Commands 206
- Utilities Reference 211
- HP VMA Utilities Reference 212
- Host Driver 219
- Driver Date 219
- <partition_name> 223
- # vspeedtest 224
- Violin Memory, Inc 228
- SNMP Traps 229
- Examples 233
- Available Traps 234
- Default Disabled Traps 234
- Default Enabled Traps 235
- Trap Information Table 236
- There was a state 243
- Configuring and Testing Traps 244
- Enabling Traps 244
- Testing Traps 245
- Spare VIMMs 245
- Failed VIMMs 245
- PSU States 246
- Performance Stats 247
- New Trap MIB Objects 249
- vmemModel 252
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