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Trap categories and required administrative privileges

In general, users with Domain privileges can manage any SNMP operations. Users with Network privileges

can manage Ethernet operations, and users with Storage privileges can manage FC operations. The

following table provides a summary of trap categories and the required administrative privileges.

Trap Category

Domain

Network

Storage

VC-Enet Port Status

X

X

VC-Enet Port Threshold

X

X

VC-Enet Other

X

X

VC-FC Port Status

X

X

VC-FC Other

X

X

VCM Legacy

X

VCM Security

X

VCM Domain Status

X

VCM Network Status

X

VCM Fabric Status

X

VCM Profile Status

X

VCM Server Status

X

VCM VC-Enet Status

X

VCM VC-FC Status

X

To enable or disable SNMP on a VC-Enet module, Domain or Network privileges are required. To enable or

disable SNMP/SMI-S on a VC-FC module, Domain or Storage privileges are required.

Trap severities

Users can configure the severity of traps to be sent to each trap destination. The levels are listed below in

decreasing order of severity:

CRITICAL—The component cannot manage installed VC components.

MAJOR—One or more of the component's subsystems are not operating properly, causing serious
disruption to functions.

MINOR—One or more of a component's subsystems are not operating properly, causing slight
disruption to functions.

WARNING—The component has a potential problem.

INFO—Operational information on the fully functioning component.

UNKNOWN—VC Manager has not yet established communication with the component.

NORMAL—The component is fully functional.

Trap severities are only supported for VC-Enet or VCM traps.

SNMP Configuration (VC-Enet)

By enabling SNMP for VC-Enet modules, network management systems can monitor VC-Enet modules in the

domain for events, such as warnings and errors, that might require corrective actions. The user must have

network or domain administrator privileges to administer SNMP Enet settings.