HP B- Accelerators Linux manual Troubleshooting Snmp, Supported Snmp MIB fields

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Troubleshooting SNMP

For SMH issues, ensure you have installed the latest web templates available for the IO Accelerator from the HP website (http://www.hp.com/go/support). If a new PSP has been loaded, the latest IO Accelerator templates should be installed after the PSP is installed.

If the IO Accelerator is not viewable on the SMH, the port selected might already be in use. To verify whether the port is already in use:

1.After the SNMPD service is restarted, verify that SNMP is running by entering the ps –ef grep snmp command. The SNMP daemon snmpd must be running. If it is not running, start the SNMP service.

2.View the system log messages verifying whether any service failed. In most instances, all system errors get logged in the /var/log/messages file.

3.Run the find /var/log/m* xargs grep 16101 command, where 16101 is the port number.

The command might result in the following message related to socket Error: Couldn’t open a

master agentx socket to listen on (tcp:localhost:16101): Unknown host (tcp:localhost:16101) (Permission denied).

4.If this message appears, then find another available port. For example, assume 7052 is a free port. Use the netstat –a grep 7052 command. If it returns nothing, edit both the agent file snmpd.conf and the subagent file fio-snmp-agentx.confto use this free port.

Supported SNMP MIB fields

SNMP MIB

SNMP MIB

 

 

 

 

cpqIoDrvMibRevMajor

cpqIoDrvInfoAdapterType

 

 

 

cpqIoDrvMibRevMinor

cpqIoDrvInfoAdapterPort

cpqIoDrvMIBCondition

cpqIoDrvInfoAdapterSerialNumber

 

cpqIoDrvInfoIndex

cpqIoDrvInfoAdapterExtPowerPresent

 

cpqIoDrvDimmInfoStatus

cpqIoDrvInfoPowerlossProtectDisabled

 

cpqIoDrvInfoName

cpqIoDrvInfoInternalTempHigh

 

cpqIoDrvInfoSerialNumber

cpqIoDrvInfoAmbientTemp

 

cpqIoDrvInfoPartNumber

cpqIoDrvInfoPCIBandwidthCompatibility

 

cpqIoDrvInfoSubVendorPartNumber

cpqIoDrvInfoPCIPowerCompatibility

 

cpqIoDrvInfoSparePartNumber

cpqIoDrvInfoActualGoverningLevel

 

cpqIoDrvInfoAssemblyNumber

cpqIoDrvInfoLifespanGoverningLevel

 

cpqIoDrvInfoFirmwareVersion

cpqIoDrvInfoPowerGoverningLevel

 

cpqIoDrvInfoDriverVersion

cpqIoDrvInfoThermalGoverningLevel

 

cpqIoDrvInfoUID

cpqIoDrvInfoLifespanGoverningEnabled

 

cpqIoDrvInfoState

cpqIoDrvInfoLifespanGoverningTgtDate

 

cpqIoDrvInfoClientDeviceName

cpqIoDrvExtnIndex

 

cpqIoDrvInfoBeacon

cpqIoDrvExtnTotalPhysCapacityU

 

cpqIoDrvInfoPCIAddress

cpqIoDrvExtnTotalPhysCapacityL

 

cpqIoDrvInfoPCIDeviceID

cpqIoDrvExtnTotalLogCapacityU

 

cpqIoDrvInfoPCISubdeviceID

cpqIoDrvExtnTotalLogCapacityL

 

cpqIoDrvInfoPCIVendorID

cpqIoDrvExtnBytesReadU

 

cpqIoDrvInfoPCISubvendorID

cpqIoDrvExtnBytesReadL

 

cpqIoDrvInfoPCISlot

cpqIoDrvExtnBytesWrittenU

 

cpqIoDrvInfoWearoutIndicator

cpqIoDrvExtnBytesWrittenL

 

 

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Contents HP IO Accelerator Version 3.2.3 Linux User Guide Page Contents Maintenance Resources About this guide Contents summaryIntroduction OverviewProduct naming IO Accelerator capacity 320GB 640GB Models AJ878B BK836A Performance attributesRequired operating environment Supported firmware revisionsSupported hardware Introduction Introduction Installation overview Software installationInstalling RPM packages on SUSE, RHEL, and OEL $ uname -rRpm -Uvh fio*.rpm Rpm -Uvh iomemory-vsl-kernel-version-VSL-version.x8664.rpmBuilding an RPM installation package Building the IO Accelerator driver from source$ rpmbuild --rebuild iomemory-vsl-VSL-version.src.rpm Upgrading device firmware from VSL 1.x.x or 2.x.x to Upgrading procedure Fio-bugreport$ rpm -qa grep -i iomemory Fio-update-iodrive iodriveversion.fff $ rpm -e iomemory-vsl-2.6.18-194.el5-2.2.0.82-1.0$ modprobe iomemory-vsl Loading the IO Accelerator driver # Provides iomemory-vsl # Required-Start boot.udevControlling IO Accelerator driver loading Fio-attach /dev/fct$ chkconfig --del iomemory-vsl Using the init script$ chkconfig --add iomemory-vsl # blacklist iomemory-vslUsing module parameters Setting the IO Accelerator driver optionsMounting filesystems Handling IO Accelerator driver unloadsPersistent configuration One-time configurationUpgrading the firmware $ modprobe iomemory-vsl auto-attach=0Using the device as swap Enabling PCIe powerUsing the Logical Volume Manager Options iomemoryvsl preallocatememory=1072,4997,6710,10345Device partitions Configuring RAIDDevice /dev/fio Etc/mdadm.confChkconfig boot.md on Chkconfig mdadmd on $ mdadm --detail --scan$ mdadm --assemble --scan Fio-status Building a RAID 10 across multiple devicesDiscard Trim on Linux Understanding Discard Trim supportSnmp details for Linux Setting up Snmp for LinuxFiles and directories Snmp master agentInstalling the Snmp subagent Configuring the Snmp master agentYum install net-snmp rsync Snmp agentX subagentRunning and configuring the Snmp subagent Manually running the Snmp subagentSubagent log file Enabling Snmp test mode Using the Snmp sample config filesPCI0100.0 Setting up Snmp for Linux Supported Snmp MIB fields Troubleshooting SnmpSnmp MIB Maintenance tools MaintenanceDevice LED indicators Command-line utilitiesFio-update-iodrive Enabling PCIe power overrideCommon maintenance tasks Options iomemory-vsl externalpoweroverride=valueEnabling the override parameter Uninstalling the IO Accelerator driver RPM package Unloading the IO Accelerator driverDisabling auto attach Disabling the driver Unmanaged shutdown issuesEtc/modprobe.d/iomemory-vsl.conf Options iomemoryvsl autoattach=0Utilities reference UtilitiesFio-attach Fio-attach device optionsFio-bugreport Fio-beaconFio-beacon device options Tmp/fio-bugreport-20100121.173256-sdv9ko.tar.bz2Fio-detach Fio-format Fio-detach device optionsFio-format options device Fio-pci-check options Fio-pci-checkFio-status Fio-snmp-agentxFio-snmp-agentx options Fio-status device optionsUtilities Fio-sure-erase Fio-sure-erase options device Fio-update-iodrive Fio-update-iodrive options iodriveversion.fff Domainbusslot.func Monitoring IO Accelerator health Nand flash and component failureHealth metrics Health monitoring techniques Software RAID and health monitoring About flashback protection technologyIntroduction to performance and tuning Performance and tuningDisabling Dvfs Limiting Apci C-statesSetting the interrupt handler affinity Setting Numa affinityAdvanced configuration example Numa configurationIntroduction to Numa architecture Numa node override parameter13,14,18,19 Subscription service ResourcesFor more information Safety and regulatory compliance Warranty informationRegulatory information Before you contact HP Support and other resourcesHP contact information Customer Self RepairRéparation par le client CSR Riparazione da parte del cliente Reparaciones del propio cliente Reparo feito pelo cliente Support and other resources Support and other resources Support and other resources Acronyms and abbreviations SMH Documentation feedback Index Uninstalling utilities