User manual QUANTUM 6311658V7R0 2

[. . . ] SNMP Integration Guide 6311658-07 Ver. 0 SNMP Integration Guide, 6311658-07, Ver. Quantum Corporation provides this publication "as is" without warranty of any kind, either express or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Quantum Corporation may revise this publication from time to time without notice. [. . . ] 2 Insert the SNMP Integration CD into the CD-ROM drive of the computer where the OpenView NNM software is installed. If Autoplay is enabled, Windows automatically displays a dialog box allowing you to select CA Unicenter TND Integration or HP Openview NNM Integration for installation (see figure 9). Figure 9 SNMP Integration Installation Dialog Box 3 Click HP Openview Integration. The Welcome dialog box displays (see figure 10). SNMP Integration Guide 15 Chapter 2 OpenView NNM on Windows NT/2000 Installing SNMP Integration Software Figure 10 Welcome Dialog Box 4 Click Next on the Welcome dialog box. The Software License Agreement dialog box displays (see figure 11). Figure 11 Software License Agreement Dialog Box 5 Read the Software License Agreement. 6 Click Yes on this dialog box to indicate that you accept the terms of this agreement. The Setup Complete dialog box appears (see figure 12). Note: If you click No on the Software License Agreement dialog box, the wizard program terminates. 16 SNMP Integration Guide Chapter 2 OpenView NNM on Windows NT/2000 Duplicate IP Addresses Figure 12 Setup Complete Dialog Box 7 To display the readme. txt file, select the Yes, I want to view the readme. txt check box. 9 Your library is now integrated with the OpenView NNM software. Duplicate IP Addresses 2 As a final step in the SNMP integration with HP OpenView NNM, an entry needs to be added to the HP OpenView nodiscover file. This entry is necessary to ensure that the IP address of the second Ethernet port on the PMC is not detected as a duplicate IP address when more than one PMC is attached to a network. Before powering on the library containing the PMC, perform the duplicate IP addresses procedure. SNMP Integration Guide 17 Chapter 2 OpenView NNM on Windows NT/2000 Setting Up OpenView NNM To create duplicate IP addresses: 1 Determine the IP address of the PMC Ethernet port. If the IP address of the PMC Ethernet port attached to the network begins with anything other than the number 10, the IP address of the second port is 10. 0. 0. 254. Otherwise, the IP address of the second Ethernet port is 192. 168. 0. 254. 2 Create an ASCII file. Name and place it as follows:P \HP Openview\NNM\conf\netmon. nodiscover 3 Add a line to the file containing only the IP address determined in step 1 of this section. For example, if the IP address of the second Ethernet port is determined to be 10. 0. 0. 254, then add the following line to the file: 10. 0. 0. 254 #MC300 private network address. Setting Up OpenView NNM 2 After the SNMP integration software is installed, set up OpenView NNM. To set up OpenView NNM: 1 If OpenView NNM is running, shutdown, and restart OpenView NNM. If OpenView NNM is not running, start OpenView NNM. figure 13). 2 Navigate to the network where the library devices are located (see 18 SNMP Integration Guide Chapter 2 OpenView NNM on Windows NT/2000 Setting Up OpenView NNM Figure 13 Subnet Map The library node should display as an Quantum Library icon. Changing Symbol Type 2 If the library node does not display as an Quantum Library icon, change the symbol type. To change the symbol type: 1 Right-click on the library object and select Change Symbol Type from the pop-up menu. The Change Symbol Type dialog box displays (see figure 14). SNMP Integration Guide 19 Chapter 2 OpenView NNM on Windows NT/2000 Setting Up OpenView NNM Figure 14 Change Symbol Type Dialog Box 2 Select Device in Symbol Classes and select the Quantum Library symbol in Symbol Subclasses for Class Device (see figure 14). 4 The Quantum Library node should change to an Quantum Library icon. Once your icon displays properly, proceed with configuring the status source and configuring the object attributes. Configuring Status Source 2 To configure the status source: 1 Select the Quantum Library icon and right-click. Select Symbol Properties from the pop-up menu. The Symbol Properties dialog box displays (see figure 15). 20 SNMP Integration Guide Chapter 2 OpenView NNM on Windows NT/2000 Setting Up OpenView NNM Figure 15 Symbol Properties Dialog Box 2 Change the status source to Object and click OK. Configuring Object Attributes 2 To configure library attributes: 1 Select the Quantum Library icon and right-click. Select Object Properties from the pop-up menu. The Object Properties dialog box displays (see figure 16). Figure 16 Object Properties Dialog Box SNMP Integration Guide 21 Chapter 2 OpenView NNM on Windows NT/2000 Following Up: Testing the Library Icon 2 Select General Attributes and click Edit Attributes. The Attributes dialog box displays (see figure 17). Figure 17 Attributes Dialog Box 3 The attribute isHTTPSupported should be set to True. If not, select the attribute to change the setting. 4 Click OK. Your attributes are configured. The library icon will appear in the map. The color and/or shape of the icon reflects the health of the library. This allows the network administrator to take corrective action if necessary. Configure the SNMP subsystem of your library (see appendix A). Following Up: Testing the Library Icon To test the library icon: 1 Turn library offline. 2 22 SNMP Integration Guide Chapter 2 OpenView NNM on Windows NT/2000 Uninstalling Library Integration Software The Unavailable Trap Event dialog box displays the following message: Library_Name; The storage library has changed from an available to an unavailable state. 3 Turn the library on-line. Once the library achieves the on-line state as observed on the library front panel, the library icon on OpenView NNM map turns green indicating the library is available. [. . . ] frame A distinct and separate section of a Web page, commonly divided into a banner frame, a navigation frame, and a management frame. The banner frame commonly displays title information. The navigation frame commonly displays headings which are linked to informational pages that display in the management frame. hostname The name of the server computer to which the library is F H attached. I IP address. [. . . ]