4-4 Dell PowerVault 720N, 740N, and 760N System Administrator and Command Reference Guide
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The top-level groups in the custom MIB and the information they contain are
described in Table 4-1.
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You use the snmp traps command to inspect the value of MIB variables periodically
and send an SNMP trap to the machines on the traphost list whenever that value
meets the conditions you specify. The traphost list specifies network management
stations that receive trap information.
You use the SNMP third-party applications on your network management station to
process the trap information. For example, you can set a trap to monitor the fans on a
filer and have the SNMP application on your network management station put a flash-
ing message on your console that tells you that a fan has ceased operating.
You can set traps on any numeric variable in the filers MIB.

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FLIV Statistics like those displayed by the cifs stat command.
filesys Information related to the file system, including the equiva-
lent of the maxfiles and df commands, and some of the
information from the snap list command.
nfs Statistics like those displayed by the nfsstat command,
including statistics for each client if per-client statistics are
enabled. The per-client statistics are indexed by client IP
addresses.
product Product-level information, such as the software version string
and the system ID.
quota Information related to disk quotas, including the output of
the quota report command. To access quota information,
quotas must be turned On.
For more information about quotas, see Restricting or Track-
ing Disk Usage by Using Disk Quotas in Chapter 11.
raid Information about RAID equivalents to the sysconfig -r
output.
For more information about sysconfig, see Chapter 17,
System Information and Performance.
sysstat System-level statistics, such as CPU uptime, idle time, and
the number of kilobytes transmitted and received on all net-
work interfaces.