Dell 38XX, 34XX, 32XX, 36XX manual Register Snmp Community, Register Snmp Trap Destination

virtual disks remain fully accessible during this operation. The progress of the removal operation is reported as part of the long running operations status.

This command fails if there is not enough free capacity on the physical disks that remain in the disk pool to store the data that was on the physical disks you remove from the disk pool. Reserve capacity in the disk pool might be used to store data that was on the physical disks you remove from the disk pool. However, if the reserve capacity falls below the critical threshold, a critical event is written to the major event log.

The RAID controller module firmware determines how many physical disks you can remove. You can then select the specific physical disks to be removed. The RAID controller module firmware bases the count on the amount of free space needed to redistribute the data across the remaining physical disks without consuming any capacity reserved for reconstructions. If the free capacity of the disk pool is already less than the Reserved Reconstruction Physical Disk Amount, the RAID controller module does not allow a DCR operation to begin.

A DCR operation might result in the configured capacity exceeding one or both of the Pool Utilization Thresholds. If so, normal threshold alerts are issued.

Register SNMP Community

Description

This command creates a new Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) community, community name string, and registers the new community as a known entity to the SNMP agent. Any attempt to register a new community with the same name as that of an existing community is rejected and the firmware returns an error message.

Syntax

create snmpCommunity communityName="snmpCommunityName"

Parameters

Parameter	Description
communityName	The name of the SNMP community that you want
	to create. Enclose the SNMP community name in
	double quotation marks (" ").

Register SNMP Trap Destination

Description

This command creates a new Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) trap destination. A trap destination is the SNMP manager that you want to have receive the trap messages.

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