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perform a GET operation on alerts and filter for alerts related to interconnects. To list states, you
can perform a GET operation on interconnects and logical interconnects and filter for an OK state.
Monitoring step
View alerts for interconnects.
1. Select an interconnect alert.
GET
/rest/alerts?filter="physicalResourceType='{interconnect}'"&filter="severity='{WARNING,
CRITICAL}'"
2. Get a specific alert using the alert ID.
GET /rest/alerts/{id}
See the REST API chapter in the online help for more information on interconnects.
Filter for logical interconnects with unhealthy stacking.
1. Get unhealthy logical interconnect.
GET /rest/logical-interconnects?filter="stackingHealth='{Unknown, Disconnected}'"
2. View specific unhealthy interconnect using the interconnect ID.
GET /rest/logical-interconnects/{id}
See the REST API chapter in the online help for more information on logical interconnects.
• Use information provided in the alert to fix the problem. Use the recommended fix if there is one, or research the
alert.
See the REST API scripting online help for more information on alerts.
28.3 Managing activities
The appliance online help provides information about using the UI or the REST APIs to:
• View activities for a resource.
• Filter activities by health, status, or date.
• Assign an owner to an alert.
• Add a note to an alert.
• Clear an alert.
• Restore a cleared activity to the active state.
28.3.1 About Activity
The Activity screen lists alerts and other notifications about appliance activity and events occurring
in your data center. You can filter, sort, and expand areas of the screen to refine how information
is displayed. Links within activity details also enable you to view additional information about
specific resources, especially if the notification is reporting an event that requires immediate
attention.
See the following topics for more information about alerts and tasks that can appear on the Activity
screen:
• “Activity types: alerts and tasks” (page 202)
• “Activity states” (page 204)
• “Activity statuses” (page 204)
• “About the Activity sidebar” (page 64)
28.3 Managing activities 201
- HP OneView 1.10 User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Contents 7 7
- 8 Contents 8
- Contents 9 9
- 10 Contents 10
- Contents 11 11
- 12 Contents 12
- Contents 13 13
- 14 Contents 14
- 1 Learning about HP OneView 17
- 1.2 Provisioning features 18
- 1.2.1 Server profiles 19
- Types of groups and sets 20
- 1.2 Provisioning features 21 21
- 22 Learning about HP OneView 22
- One user interface 23
- Isolated management network 23
- 1.6 Security features 26
- 1.7 Availability features 27
- 1.10 Open integration 28
- 1.12 Networking features 29
- Logical interconnects 30
- Logical interconnect groups 30
- Network sets 30
- 2.2 Server profiles 32
- 2.3 Connection templates 33
- 2.4 Connections 33
- 2.5 Server hardware types 34
- 2.6 Server hardware 34
- 2.7 Enclosure groups 35
- 2.8 Enclosure types 36
- 2.9 Enclosures 36
- 2.10 Interconnect types 37
- 2.11 Interconnects 37
- REST API resourcesUI screen 38
- Interconnects 38
- 2.13 Logical interconnects 39
- 2.14 Uplink sets 41
- 2.15 Networks 41
- 2.16 Network sets 41
- 2.17 Switches 42
- 2.18 Storage Systems 43
- 2.19 Storage Pools 43
- 2.20 Volumes 44
- 2.21 Volume Templates 44
- 2.22 SAN Managers 44
- 2.23 Domains 45
- 2.24 Appliance 45
- 2.25.1 Data centers 46
- 2.25.2 Racks 46
- 2.25.3 Power delivery devices 47
- 2.25.4 Unmanaged devices 47
- 3.1 Securing the appliance 49
- ◦ Management LAN 51
- ◦ Production LAN 51
- 3.3 Creating a login session 52
- 3.6 Protecting credentials 53
- 3.9 Appliance access over SSL 55
- 3.12 Nonbrowser clients 57
- ◦ Hash: SHA-256 59
- 4.1 Browsers 61
- 6 72 3 4 63
- Server Hardware 4 64
- 4.5 Button functions 65
- 4.6 Filters sidebar 65
- 4.7 Help sidebar 66
- 4.8 Icon descriptions 67
- 4.9 Labels screen details 68
- 4.10 Map view screen details 68
- 4.11 Notifications area 69
- 4.12 Log out of the appliance 70
- 4.14 Search help topics 71
- 4.15 Search resources 72
- 4.17 View resources by label 75
- Reset the label view 76
- 5.1 Resource operations 77
- 5.2 Return codes 77
- 5.3 URI format 77
- 5.4 Resource model format 78
- 5.8 Task resource 79
- 5.9 Error handling 80
- 5.12 State-Change Message Bus 82
- REST API help design 83
- UI help design 83
- User guides and other manuals 84
- Online help 84
- Part II Planning tasks 85
- 7.1 How many data centers? 87
- 7.2 Security planning 87
- 7.6.5 Time clocks and NTP 90
- 7.6.6 IP addresses 90
- 8.2.1 Adding a network 92
- 8.2.2 Adding an enclosure 93
- 9.1 Process overview 97
- Add power devices 100
- 10.1 Process 102
- 12.1 Process 112
- 13.1 Process 113
- 14.1 Process 116
- 15.1 Process 119
- 16.1 Managing server hardware 123
- 16.1.1 Roles 124
- 16.1.5 About server hardware 125
- 16.2 Managing server profiles 128
- 16.3 Learning more 129
- 17 Managing licenses 131
- 17.4.2 License delivery 132
- 17.4.3 License reporting 132
- 17.4.4 View license status 132
- Licensed features 133
- 134 Managing licenses 134
- 17.5.4 Licensing scenarios 135
- 17.6 Learning more 136
- 18.1 Roles 137
- 18.2 Tasks for networks 137
- 18.4 About network sets 138
- HPStorageWorks 139
- 4/32BSAN Switch 139
- 18.6 About Ethernet networks 140
- 18.8 Learning more 142
- 19.1.1 Roles 143
- 19.1.3 About interconnects 143
- 19.1.4 Learning more 144
- 19.2.3.1 Uplink Sets 146
- Logical Interconnect Group A 149
- Loop protection 152
- 19.2.7 About SNMP settings 153
- 19.2.10 Learning more 155
- 20.2 Roles 158
- 20.3 Tasks for enclosures 158
- 20.4 About enclosures 158
- 20.5 About enclosure groups 159
- 20.6.3 Disallowed OA commands 161
- 20.8 Learning more 162
- 21.1 Tasks for firmware 163
- 21.6 Learning more 166
- 22.1 Managing power 167
- 22.2.1 Roles 168
- 22.2.2 Tasks for data centers 168
- 22.3 Managing racks 169
- 22.4 Learning more 170
- 23 Managing storage 171
- 23.2 Storage pools 172
- 23.3 Volumes 173
- 23.4 Volume templates 173
- 23.5 SAN Managers 173
- 23.6 Learning more 174
- 24 Managing switches 175
- 25.1 Roles 177
- 25.3 About user accounts 177
- 25.4 About user roles 178
- 25.8 Managing user passwords 181
- 25.10 Learning more 182
- 26 Backing up an appliance 183
- ◦ Non-database data 184
- ◦ Audit log 184
- ◦ License files 184
- 26.5 Back up an appliance 185
- 26.8 Learning more 186
- 27 Managing the appliance 187
- 27.1.4 Learning more 188
- 27.2.1 Roles 188
- 27.2.2 Tasks 188
- 27.2.5 Restart the appliance 189
- Appliance recovery operations 190
- 27.3.1 Roles 191
- 27.3.4 Learning more 191
- REST API resourceUI screen 192
- 192 Managing the appliance 192
- 27.9 Downloading audit logs 193
- 27.9.1 Roles 194
- 27.9.2 Tasks 194
- 27.9.3 Learning more 194
- Part V Monitoring 195
- 28.1 Daily monitoring 197
- Network health monitoring 199
- Overall health monitoring 199
- 28.3 Managing activities 201
- HP OneView 202
- 28.3.2.2 About tasks 203
- 28.3.3 Activity states 204
- 28.3.4 Activity statuses 204
- 28.4.1 About the Dashboard 205
- Status icons 206
- Prerequisites 214
- 30.1 Connect to the SCMB 215
- Sample queues 217
- 30.4 .NET C# code example 218
- Prerequisite 219
- 30.5 Java code example 220
- 30.6 Python code examples 221
- 30.6.2 Pika 222
- 30.6.3 AMQP 223
- Part VI Troubleshooting 227
- 31 Troubleshooting 229
- API scripting 232
- 31.5 Troubleshooting activity 233
- 31.6.1 Appliance performance 234
- Internal server error 238
- MANUALLY 239
- 31.7.1 First-time setup 240
- 31.8.3 Invalid OA certificate 243
- 31.9.1 Incorrect credentials 244
- 31.9.2 Lost iLO connectivity 244
- 31.9.3 HP SUM errors 245
- Invalid configuration 254
- 31.16 Troubleshooting storage 256
- 31.16.5 Target port failure 259
- 31.17.1 Switch communications 260
- 31.18.1 Incorrect privileges 260
- Inaccurate credentials 261
- 32.1 Roles 263
- OneView 264
- REST APIs for this purpose 264
- 32.7 Post-restoration tasks 267
- 33.2 How to contact HP 269
- 33.5 Related information 270
- For UI and REST API help 272
- Rack mount server 274
- Enclosure 1 274
- Enclosure 2 275
- A.2.2 Data center networks 276
- A.2.2.2 Ethernet Networks 277
- A.4 Installing the appliance 280
- Overview 282
- All statuses 284
- Add Networks to prod networks 285
- Create uplink set 287
- Logical Interconnect Group 288
- Enclosure 1 LIG 290
- Q1.1devUSdevelopment networks 291
- Q1.2testUStest networks 291
- Add Uplink Ports to dev US 292
- A.5.6 Adding enclosure 1 293
- Viewing server hardware types 294
- Editing server hardware types 294
- BL460c Gen8 1 295
- Connections 297
- Server hardwareName 298
- Encl1, bay 12vSphere02 298
- Encl1, bay 13vSphere03 298
- Encl1, bay 14vSphere04 298
- A.5.11 Adding enclosure 2 299
- Assumptions 303
- A.6.1 Workflow 303
- A.6.3 Powering on the server 304
- C.1 Sample backup script 315
- C.1 Sample backup script 317 317
- C.1 Sample backup script 319 319
- C.1 Sample backup script 321 321
- C.1 Sample backup script 323 323
- C.1 Sample backup script 325 325
- C.2 Sample restore script 326
- Sample script 327
- C.2 Sample restore script 329 329
- C.2 Sample restore script 331 331
- C.2 Sample restore script 333 333
- C.2 Sample restore script 335 335
- 338 Index 338
- 340 Index 340
- 342 Index 342
- 344 Index 344
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