HP VMA-series Memory Arrays User Manual
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Events for Which Traps Will be Sent
An additional 16 SNMP traps available, disabled by default, are shown below:
New Traps in Release G5.1.x Versions of the Gateway
array-data-plane-ready:
Array data plane state changed.
array-led-change:
Array LED state changed.
array-pcie-link-down:
Array PCIE link down.
array-pcie-link-up:
Array PCIE link up.
array-psu-state:
Array PSU state changed.
array-raid-rebuild:
Array RAID rebuild state changed.
chassis-temperature-high:
High chassis temperature detected.
chassis-temperature-ok:
Chassis temperature returned to normal levels.
lid-ajar-time-high:
Excessive lid ajar time detected.
lid-ajar-time-ok:
Lid ajar alarm cleared.
vimm-state-change:
Array VIMM state changed.
vimm-temperature-high:
High VIMM temperature detected.
vimm-temperature-ok:
VIMM temperature returned to normal levels.
Existing Traps
cpu-util-high:
CPU utilization has risen too high.
disk-space-low:
Filesystem free space has fallen too low.
interface-down:
An interface's link state has changed to down.
interface-up:
An interface's link state has changed to up.
liveness-failure:
A process in the system was detected as hung.
paging-high:
Paging activity has risen too high.
process-crash:
A process in the system has crashed.
process-exit:
A process in the system unexpectedly exited.
unexpected-shutdown:
Unexpected system shutdown.
array-fan-change:
Array FAN state changed.
disk-io-high:
Disk I/O per second has risen too high.
fc-port-state-change:
vSHARE FC port state changed.
license-state-change:
A license has changed state.
media-device-health-warn:
A media device has a health status warning.
media-device-lifetime-
warn:
A media device has a low est. life remaining.