HP 1.10GB Virtual Connect Ethernet Module for c-Class BladeSystem - Manual (Page 50)

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The following table describes the fields within the SNMP Configuration screen.
Field name Description
Enable SNMP Select to enable SNMP
System Contact Specify a contact name for this system when SNMP is enabled
Read Community
Controls SNMP read access when SNMP is enabled. The default value for read
community string is "public". The read community string must always be set when
SNMP is enabled. The maximum length is 39 characters.
SNMP Trap Destinations SNMP trap destination table.
Destination User-designated name for the trap destination. The Destination name must be
unique.
IP Address IPv4 address or DNS name for the trap destination
Community String The Community String acts like a password for a given trap destination. The trap
receiving application can use the community string to filter the incoming traps.
Default: public
Format Format of the new trap. Select SNMPv1 or SNMPv2.
To add a trap destination, right-click on the header row of the destination table, and then select Add
Destination. See "Adding an SNMP trap destination (on page 48 )."
To edit or delete a trap destination, right-click on that trap destination row, and then select Edit Destination
or Delete Destination.
To apply changes made on this screen, click Apply.
SMI-S overview
The ability to enable or disable SMI-S is not available on the HP VC 8Gb 24-Port FC module. The SMI-S was
created by SNIA to standardize storage management solutions. SMI-S replaces multiple disparate managed
object models, protocols, and transports with a single object-oriented model for each type of component in
a storage network. SMI-S enables management applications (such as HP SIM) to support storage devices
from multiple vendors quickly and reliably because they are no longer proprietary. SMI-S detects and
manages storage elements by type, not by vendor.
Users must have storage or domain administrative privileges to configure SMI-S capabilities.
System Log screen
The System Log screen displays logged information of events within Virtual Connect Manager.
To access the System Log screen, click on System Log in the left navigation pane, or select System Log from
the Tools pull-down menu.
Events are logged with the most recent event displayed at the end of the list. Use the scroll bar on the right of
the screen to scroll through the list if it is longer than the display box. When the log reaches maximum
capacity, the oldest logged event is automatically deleted as new events are added.
Click Refresh to display the most current information.