IBM Magstar 3494 Unsol Library Manager Snmp Traps, Category State Change Snmp Trap, Parameter a

Table 7. Operator Intervention Messages and Parameters (OPINT TRAP Type) (continued)

	Parameter	Parameter	Parameter	Actual Library Manager OPINT Trap
OPINT #	[A]	[B]	[C]	Message
126	Device	Ð	Ð	VTS requested that device [A] be made
				unavailable but a mount/demount is in
				progress.

UNSOL Library Manager SNMP Traps

This section discusses the format of the Library Manager UNSOL messages. Unlike the Library Manager OPINT SNMP traps, the UNSOL SNMP trap messages are all different, and require special programming to handle them.

There are seven supported Library Manager UNSOL SNMP trap messages:

1.X10 - Category State Change

2.X11 - Library Manager Operator Message

3.X12 - Library I/O Station State Change

4.X13 - Operational State Change

5.X14 - Volume Exception

6.X15 - Device Availability Changed

7.X16 - Device Category Change Noti®cation

Note: X represents the hexadecimal value.

Category State Change SNMP Trap

This message indicates that the Library Manager has added one or more cartridges into the insert category. The format for the Category State Change Library Manager SNMP Trap message is:

3494 [Library Sequence Number] UNSOL 10 [Parameter A] *Volumes added to category: [Parameter A]

Parameter A

This parameter will be the category in which volumes are added.

Library Sequence Number

This will be the unique Library Sequence Number of the library generating the SNMP trap message.

Library Manager Operator Message SNMP Traps

The content is a message from the Library Manager operator console to all hosts connected to the 3494 Tape Dataserver. The basic format is:

3494 [Library Sequence Number] UNSOL 11 *{Message from operator }

Library Sequence Number

Unique Library Sequence Number of the 3494 Tape Dataserver that generated the SNMP trap message.

Message from operator

This is the string that the operator on the Library Manager typed in.

Example:

3494 C2444 UNSOL 11 *The 3494 Tape Dataserver is being taken offline.

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