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09-08-2010 04:20 AM
09-08-2010 04:20 AM
Predictive failure - no snmp trap
We have a system which reports "Predictive failure” state for a disk in the System Management Homepage. HPSIM also reports a “warning” state for this server, but we didn’t receive any alert from it.
Hpvca, hp-health, hp-snmp-agents, hpsmhd and hp-smh-templates are installed on the system:
#; rpm -qa | grep hp
hpvca-6.1.0-5
hpsmh-6.1.0-103
hp-smh-templates-8.3.0.9-13
hp-health-8.4.0.36-32
hp-snmp-agents-8.4.0.30-29
SNMP is also configured to send traps to the hpsim server. This has been working in the past so configuration should be correct.
Although, we still didn’t receive any alert for the “predicitive failure” state of the disk.
Has anyone seen this problem before? How can I test if we receive any alerts from the server (without rebooting it...)
Thanks
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09-08-2010 02:01 PM
09-08-2010 02:01 PM
Re: Predictive failure - no snmp trap
Perhaps you had a security change on your system during an OS update or patch.
If you do not get trap inside SIM
check the SMH log file for some hints.
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09-08-2010 10:02 PM
09-08-2010 10:02 PM
Re: Predictive failure - no snmp trap
Can I check if the server tried to send an snmp trap indicating the "predictive failure" problem?
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09-08-2010 11:16 PM
09-08-2010 11:16 PM
Re: Predictive failure - no snmp trap
I do not think that the traps work if sudo is not configured.
If you have also IRSA configured I would open a service call at HP. If SIM and monitored system should have warranty or a service contract you can open a HW call on the topic RSP/ Support Tools.
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09-08-2010 11:53 PM
09-08-2010 11:53 PM
Re: Predictive failure - no snmp trap
Problem here seems to be the severity of the "predicitive failure" state.
Does anyone know if it's possible to change te severity so an snmp trap will be sent when this predictive failure state occurs?
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09-09-2010 12:57 AM
09-09-2010 12:57 AM
Re: Predictive failure - no snmp trap
We had to adjust the "#trapIf eth0" line in the /opt/hp/hp-snmp-agents/cma.conf config file.
When a server has more than 1 interface from where it sends snmp packets, you have to specify which interface the hp-snmp-agents should use to send snmp packets from.
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09-09-2010 12:58 AM
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