SNMP alerts

SNMP alerts are sent with associated object IDs (OIDs).

SNMP alerts are sent during the following general events:

Configuring SNMP alerts by using the GUI
Starting with Copy Services Manager Version 6.1.4, you can also use the GUI to configure SNMP alerts.
Configuring the SNMP community name
The SNMP community name has a default value of public.
Adding SNMP managers
Use the mksnmp command to add an SNMP manager to the list of servers to which Copy Services Manager sends SNMP alerts.
Session state change SNMP trap descriptions
SNMP traps are sent during session state changes. A different trap is sent for each state change. These alerts are sent by only the active management server.
Configuration change SNMP trap descriptions
SNMP traps are sent when configuration changes occur. These alerts are sent by only the active management server.
Suspending-event notification SNMP trap descriptions
SNMP traps are sent during suspending-event notifications. The traps are sent by the active and standby management server.
Communication-failure SNMP trap descriptions
SNMP traps are sent during communication failures. These alerts are sent by both the active and standby management servers.
Management Servers state-change SNMP trap descriptions
SNMP traps are sent when the state of the management server changes. These alerts are sent by both the active and standby management servers.
Scheduled task notification SNMP trap descriptions
SNMP traps are sent for certain events that are associated with scheduled session tasks. These alerts are sent by only the active management server.