No ILO# SNMP Alerts

[Donald J Wood]

The ILO driver we use for windows is call HPQILO2.sys.

[Oscar A. Perez]

HPQILO2.sys is the iLO2 Health Driver that communicates to iLO2 through a KCS interface.

You need the Channel Interface driver CpqCiDrv.sys

[Donald J Wood]

We have that too... c:\windows\system32\drivers\CpqCiDrv.sys

[Donald J Wood]

Also, I have the UPD815mib.zip and this is what CPQHSV110V3.MIB says about 9015 and 9016.

mngmtAgentTrap_9015 TRAP-TYPE
        ENTERPRISE compaq
        VARIABLES  { hostName,
                     scellNameDateTime,
                     agentEventCode,
                     agentEventDescription }
        DESCRIPTION
             "Vdisk cache data lost error"
           --#TYPE      "Management Agent Event"
           --#SUMMARY   "Host %s : SCellName-TimeDate %s : EventCode %d : Description %s"
           --#ARGUMENTS {0,1,2,3,}
            --#SEVERITY  INFORMATIONAL
            --#TIMEINDEX 136
        ::= 136009015

mngmtAgentTrap_9016 TRAP-TYPE
        ENTERPRISE compaq
        VARIABLES  { hostName,
                     scellNameDateTime,
                     agentEventCode,
                     agentEventDescription }
        DESCRIPTION
             "Vdisk data lost error resolved"
           --#TYPE      "Management Agent Event"
           --#SUMMARY   "Host %s : SCellName-TimeDate %s : EventCode %d : Description %s"
           --#ARGUMENTS {0,1,2,3,}
            --#SEVERITY  INFORMATIONAL
            --#TIMEINDEX 136
        ::= 136009016

Do I need to look elsewhere?

[Donald J Wood]

I found the traps in upd925mib.zip in the CPQSM2.MIB

cpqSm2NicLinkDown TRAP-TYPE
        ENTERPRISE compaq
        VARIABLES  { sysName }
        DESCRIPTION
            "The iLO NIC Link is Down.

            The Remote Insight/ Integrated Lights-Out firmware has
detected the loss of network link."

              --#TYPE "The iLO NIC Link is Down (9015)"
              --#SUMMARY "The iLO NIC link has been lost."
              --#ARGUMENTS {}
              --#SEVERITY CRITICAL
              --#TIMEINDEX 99
              --#STATE   DEGRADED
              --#SIMPLE_SEVERITY CRITICAL
              --#HWSTATUS_CATEGORY NETWORK             

        ::= 9015

   cpqSm2NicLinkUp TRAP-TYPE
        ENTERPRISE compaq
        VARIABLES  { sysName }
        DESCRIPTION
            "The iLO NIC Link is Up.

            The Remote Insight/ Integrated Lights-Out firmware has
detected the presence of network link."

              --#TYPE "The iLO NIC Link is Up (9016)"
              --#SUMMARY "The iLO NIC link has been restored."
              --#ARGUMENTS {}
              --#SEVERITY INFORMATIONAL
              --#TIMEINDEX 99
              --#STATE   OPERATIONAL
              --#SIMPLE_SEVERITY OK
              --#HWSTATUS_CATEGORY NETWORK             

        ::= 9016

So with that said, is there a minimum requirement for support for the ILO2?

[Donald J Wood]

There is an update from Engineering via our HP support team.  They were able to replicate the scenario in iLO2. 

• “I just tested this using my iLO2 with PSP v9.70 and the latest 2013.02 SPP. The Agents are not sending the SNMP trap when iLO2 NIC changes link status.”

They indicated they will fix for the next scheduled SPP release.  iLO3 uses the same agent for SNMP so that will be covered as well.