Obtaining System Information with snmptable

You can issue the snmptable command to obtain information about the system, specifically information about alerts, audit logs, nodes, VMs, and volumes.

ClosedTo display alert information

To display information about alerts, issue the following command:

snmptable -v2c -m+/usr/smd/STRATUS-EVERRUN-MIB.txt -c public localhost everRunAlertTable

The command output displays the following:

Field Description

everRunAlertIndex

 The alert number.

everRunAlertSeverity

The alert severity (see everRunAlertSeverityNum for numerical value). Values are:

clear
informational
minor
major
serious
critical

everRunAlertType

The type of alert. Examples are:

  • node_singleSystemDisk
  • Node Maintenance
  • The Unit is not well balanced

everRunAlertSource

The source of the alert. Examples are:

  • node0 or node1
  • everRun system network name
  • network host name

everRunAlertDateTime

The date and time of the alert, in the format yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss, where yyyy is year, mm is month, dd is date, hh is hour, mm is minute, and ss is second (for example, 2017-11-03 23:49:45).

everRunAlertCallHomeSent

If true, Call Home was sent; if false, it was not sent

everRunAlertEAlertSent

If true, e-Alert was sent; if false, it was not sent

everRunAlertSNMPTrapSent

If true, SNMP trap was sent; if false, it was not sent

everRunAlertInformation

Information about the alert. Examples are:

  • Node node1 is in maintenance

  • node0 has a single system disk: Policy assumes this disk is redundant - if not, please add another internal disk

  • BUSINESS network net_728 is reporting a degraded link condition

  • The unit is not well load balanced

everRunAlertSNMPTrapOID

SNMP trap object identifier (OID) (for example, COMPANY-MIB::nodeSingleSystemDisk)

everRunAlertSeverityNum

everRunAlertSeverity number. Values are:

0 Clear
1 Informational
2 Minor
3 Major
4 Serious
5 Critical
ClosedTo display audit log information

To display information about audit logs, issue the following command:

snmptable -v2c -m+/usr/smd/STRATUS-EVERRUN-MIB.txt -c public localhost everRunAuditTable

The command output displays the following:

Field Description

everRunAuditIndex

 An incrementing number (1, 2, etc. ) to indicate the audit log whose information is displayed..

everRunAuditDateTime

The date and time that the audit was generated, in the format yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss, where yyyy is year, mm is month, dd is date, hh is hour, mm is minute, and ss is second (for example, 2017-11-03 23:49:45).

everRunAuditUsername

The name of the user that caused the audit to be generated (for example, audit or admin).

everRunAuditOriginatingHost

The IP address of the host that originated the audit.

everRunAuditAction

A description of the action being audited. Examples are:

  • "Login user \"audit"

  • "Start virtual machine \"manager1"

  • "Remove all cleared alert"
ClosedTo display node information

To display node information, issue the following command:

snmptable -v2c -m+/usr/smd/STRATUS-EVERRUN-MIB.txt -c public localhost everRunNodeTable

The command output displays the following:

Field Description

everRunNodeIndex

 A number (typically 1 or 2) to indicate the node whose information is displayed.

everRunNodeId

The host ID of the node (for example, host:o34).

everRunNodeDisplayName

The node name, node0 or node1.

everRunNodeIsPrimary If true, the node is primary. If false, the node is secondary.
everRunNodeStateNum

Node state is:
0 Normal ()
1 Warning ()
2 Busy ()
3 Broken ()
4 Maintenance ()
everRunNodeActivityNum
Node activity is:
0 Imaging
1 Booting
2 Running
3 Stopping
4 Rebooting
5 Powered off
6 Failed
7 Firmware updating
8 Lost
9 Exiled
10 Unreachable
11 Proto (initializing)
12 Evacuating
ClosedTo display VM information

To display VM information, issue the following command:

snmptable -v2c -m+/usr/smd/STRATUS-EVERRUN-MIB.txt -c public localhost everRunVMTable

The command output displays the following:

Field Description

everRunVMIndex

 An incrementing number (1, 2, etc. ) to indicate the VM whose information is displayed.

everRunVMId

The VM ID (for example, vm:o1467).

everRunVMDisplayName

The VM name (for example, MyVM).

everRunVMRunningNode The node on which the VM is running, node0 or node1.
everRunVMAvailability The VM availability, HA (High Availability) or FT (Fault Tolerant).
everRunVMStateNum

VM state is:
0 Normal ()
1 Warning ()
2 Busy or synchronizing ()
3 Broken or blacklisted ()
everRunVMActivityNum
VM activity is:
0 Installing
1 Booting
2 Running
3 Moving
4 Stopping
5 Stopped
6 Exporting
7 Taking snapshot
8 Paused
9 Loading
10 Crashing
11 Crashed
12 Dumping
13 Waiting
ClosedTo display volume information

To display volume information, issue the following command:

snmptable -v2c -m+/usr/smd/STRATUS-EVERRUN-MIB.txt -c public localhost everRunVolumeTable

The command output displays the following:

Field Description

everRunVolumeIndex

 An incrementing number (1, 2, etc. ) to indicate the volume whose information is displayed.

everRunVolumeId

The volume ID (for example, volume:o588).

everRunVolumeDisplayName

The volume name (for example, root).

everRunVolumeSyncPercentage The percentage of the volume that is synchronized.
everRunVolumeStorageGroup The storage group that the volume is part of.
everRunVolumeUsedBy The name of the VM or host that is using the volume (for example, MyVM); none indicates that the volume is not being used.
everRunVolumeStateNum

Volume state is:
0 Normal ()
1 Warning ()
2 Busy or synchronizing ()
3 Broken ()
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