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CpqDaLogDrvStat

Path: /model/vendors/compaq/compaq_logical_drive.mod

This behavior model detects logical drive status changes such as overheating, a bad connection, expanding, or a failure.

Property

The following property must be in the property group for the nodes you want to monitor:

cpqDaLogDrvEntry

Trigger Generators

Below is a list of the objects that generate triggers:

Events Sent to OpenView

Events Sent to OpenView by CpqDalogDrvStat summarizes the events this behavior model sends to OpenView:

Events Sent to OpenView by CpqDalogDrvStat

Event Name Inform Number Description

NC_CpqLogOverheat

1208

This inform event is triggered by the CpqDaLogDrvStat alarm to indicate that a an overheat indication has been detected on the physical drive.

NC_CpqLogShutDown

1209

This inform event is triggered by the CpqDaLogDrvStat alarm to indicate that a physical drive has shutdown.

NC_CpqLogFailed

1210

This inform event is triggered by the CpqDaLogDrvStat alarm to indicate that the log device has failed.

NC_CpqLogBadConn

1211

This inform event is triggered by the CpqDaLogDrvStat alarm to indicate that the connection to the data log device has been lost.

NC_CpqLogOK

1212

This inform event is triggered by the CpqDaLogDrvStat alarm to indicate that the failed physical drive has recovered.

For complete information about events sent to OpenView, see the trapd.conf.txt file shipped with these behavior models residing in:


   /model/vendors/compaq

For more information about integrating NerveCenter with OpenView, or the other NerveCenter-supported network manager platforms, refer to the book Integrating NerveCenter with a Network Management Platform.

Optional Customization

Below is a list of behavior model settings that you might want to customize to suit the requirements of your site.

CiscoTempCheck CpqNic
29 July 2003