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SMI v2 MIB module for WOS (Web Object Scalar).

This notification is sent whenever a cluster alert is generated.

Description of the notification.

Severity of the notification. emergency: A panic condition - notify all tech staff on call. alert: Should be corrected immediately - notify staff who can fix the problem - e.g. drive down alert. critical: Should be corrected immediately. Indicates failure in a primary system - fix CRITICAL problems before ALERT error: Non-urgent failures - these should be relayed to developers or admins - each item must be resolved within a given time. warning: Warning messages - not an error, but indication that an error will occur if action is not taken - e.g. cluster capacity is 70% used - each item must be resolved within a given time. notice: Events that are unusual but not error conditions - might be summarized in an email to developers or admins to spot potential problems - no immediate action required. informational: Normal operational messages - may be harvested for reporting, measuring throughput, etc - no action required. debug: Info useful to developers for debugging the application - not useful during operations.

Identifies the type of the notification.

A location pertaining to the notification (node IP address, cluster name, zone name, etc.)

Object read rate in file reads per second.

Object write rate in file writes per second.

Object delete rate in file deletes per second.

Object read latency in milliseconds.

Object write latency in milliseconds.

Object delete latency in milliseconds.

Object read throughput.

Object write throughput.

Total number of read transactions since the last cluster restart.

Total number of write transactions since the last cluster restart.

Total number of delete transactions since the last cluster restart.

Table containing cluster alerts.

An entry in wosAlertTable.

Alert table index. The most recent alert is assigned starting at index 1, and older alerts are assigned indices in ascending order.

Severity of the alert. emergency: A panic condition - notify all tech staff on call. alert: Should be corrected immediately - notify staff who can fix the problem - e.g. drive down alert. critical: Should be corrected immediately. Indicates failure in a primary system - fix CRITICAL problems before ALERT error: Non-urgent failures - these should be relayed to developers or admins - each item must be resolved within a given time. warning: Warning messages - not an error, but indication that an error will occur if action is not taken - e.g. cluster capacity is 70% used - each item must be resolved within a given time. notice: Events that are unusual but not error conditions - might be summarized in an email to developers or admins to spot potential problems - no immediate action required. informational: Normal operational messages - may be harvested for reporting, measuring throughput, etc - no action required. debug: Info useful to developers for debugging the application - not useful during operations.

Date and time the alert was generated.

Identifies the type of the alert.

A location pertaining to the alert (node IP address, cluster name, zone name, etc.)

Description of the alert.

The name of the cluster.

The ID number of the cluster.

The cluster status.

The IP address type of the primary cluster node.

The IP address of the cluster primary node. Refer to wosClusterPrimaryNodeAddress to determine the address type.

The total number of nodes in the cluster.

The number of nodes in the cluster that are active.

Then number of nodes in the cluster that are disconnected.

The number of active client connections to the cluster.

The total number of objects stored in the cluster. Together with wosClusterObjectCountHigh this composes a 64-bit number.

The total number of objects stored in the cluster. Together with wosClusterObjectCountLow this composes a 64-bit number.

The usable capacity of the cluster.

The used capacity of the cluster.

Total free capacity of the cluster.

Table containing cluster zones.

An entry in wosZoneTable.

An integer that uniquely identifies the zone in the cluster and is the index value for wosZoneTable entries.

The name of the zone.

The number of nodes accepted into the zone.

Table containing cluster nodes.

An entry in wosNodeTable.

An arbitrary integer used as the index value for wosNodeTable entries. The index value can change at any time.

The node name.

The IP address type of the node.

The IP address of the node. Refer to wosNodeAddressType to determine the address type.

The name of the zone that the node belongs to.

The status of the node (e.g. active, connecting, etc.).

The version number of the node's firmware.

The total number of objects stored on the node. Together with wosNodeObjectCountHigh this composes a 64-bit number.

The total number of objects stored on the node. Together with wosNodeObjectCountLow this composes a 64-bit number.

The total capacity of the node.

The used capacity of the node.

The used capacity of the node as a percentage of the total capacity.

Table containing pending nodes.

An entry in wosPendingNodeTable.

An arbitrary integer used as the index value for wosPendingNodeTable entries. The index value can change at any time.

The IP address type of the pending node.

The IP address of the pending node. Refer to wosPendingNodeAddressType to determine the address type.

The status of the pending node (e.g. pending, pending (upgrading), etc.).

Table containing details about a node's disk drives.

An entry in wosNodeDriveTable.

The slot number of the node that the drive is installed in.

The name of the node that the drive is installed in.

The drive manufacturer.

The drive model number.

The drive serial number.

The status of the drive (e.g. down, not present, etc.).

The total capacity of the drive.

Table containing policies.

An entry in wosPolicyTable.

An arbitrary integer used as an index value for wosPolicyTable entries. The index value can change at any time.

An integer used as an index value for a zone replica in wosPolicyTable entries. The first zone replica in a policy is assigned starting at index 1 and the remaining zone replicas are assigned indices in ascending order.

The ID number of the policy.

The name of the policy.

The name of the zone containing replicas for the policy.

The number of replicas in the zone for the policy.

The replication type of the policy.

True if local data protection is enabled for the policy.

The total number of objects stored against the policy. Together with wosPolicyObjCountHigh this composes a 64-bit number.

The total number of objects stored against the policy. Together with wosPolicyObjCountLow this composes a 64-bit number.

The total number of non-compliant objects stored against the policy. Together with wosPolicyObjCountHigh this composes a 64-bit number.

The total number of non-compliant objects stored against the policy. Together with wosPolicyObjCountLow this composes a 64-bit number.

The total capacity used by the policy.

True if storage of under-replicated objects is allowed.

The node down delay time.

The minimum delay time between notifications of new alerts.

The minimum delay time between reminders of existing alerts.

The From address for email alerts.

Table containing email alert recipients.

An entry in wosPrefEmailAlertRecipientTable.

Email alert table index.

The email alert recipient.

Table containing outgoing email servers for email alerts.

An entry in wosPrefEmailAlertServerTable.

Email alert server table index.

The outgoing email server for email alerts.

Table containing SNMP managers.

An entry in wosPrefSnmpManagerTable.

SNMP Manager table index.

The SNMP manager.

The community name for the SNMP traps.

Table containing management IP filters.

An entry in wosPrefMgmtIpFilterTable.

Management IP filter table index.

The management IP filter.

Table containing client I/O IP filters.

An entry in wosPrefClientIpFilterTable.

Client I/O IP filter table index.

The client I/O IP filter.

The Syslog Facility. user (1) - random user-level messages mail (2) - mail system daemon (3) - system daemons auth (4) - security/authorization messages syslog (5) - messages generated internally by syslogd lpr (6) - line printer subsystem news (7) - network news subsystem uucp (8) - UUCP subsystem cron (9) - clock daemon authpriv (10) - security/authorization messages (private) ftp (11) - ftp daemon local0 (16) - reserved for local use local1 (17) - reserved for local use local2 (18) - reserved for local use local3 (19) - reserved for local use local4 (20) - reserved for local use local5 (21) - reserved for local use local6 (22) - reserved for local use local7 (23) - reserved for local use

The remote syslog host.

The compliance statement for WOS nodes implementing the DDN-WOS-MIB.

This groups defines the set of notification types.

This group defines the set of notification objects.

This group defines the set of statistics objects.

This group defines the set of alert objects.

This group defines the set of cluster objects.

This group defines the set of zone objects.

This group defines the set of node objects.

This group defines the set of policy objects.

This group defines the set of preferences objects.