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EqualLogic-Persistent Storage Volume Table. This table contains a list of volumes in a group and their attributes. TimeoutCreate:60 TimeoutDelete:60

An entry (row) containing volume info.

This field specifies a unique index for identifing a volume.

This field is used indicate the status of this entry.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field is for internal use only.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field specifies a user friendly name for a volume. The name must be unique within a group. The name must not contain spaces or special characters. The name can be up to 64 characters in length. There is no default.

This field specifies the site where the volume resides. Sites are defined on a per array basis. Sites are used to define where primary and secondary copies of volume mirror reside. The default is the default site. This means that the location of the volume is unrestricted.

This field specifies a descriptive string that provides details about the volume. The description can be up to 128 characters. There is no default value.

This field specifies access rights for the volume. The volume can be either read-write or read-only. The default is read-write. Enumeration: 'read-write': 1, 'read-only': 2.

This field specifies the volume size in MB. There is no default. Note: Volume size is round to a multiple of 15MB. For thin provisioned volumes this value represents the advertized size of the volume and eqliscsiVolumeMinThinReserve represents the actual reserved size.

This field specifies if the volume is set to online or offline by the administrator. If a volume is offline, it cannot be accessed by iscsi initiators. When lost blocks that belong to a particular volume are found, the operational status of the volume is set to not-available-due-to-lost-cached-blocks. When the volume is in this state, If the user chooses to ignore the lost blocks by setting the volume status to online, the admin status is automatically set to online-lost-cached-blocks by the subsystem. The online-lost-cached-blocks state of admin status conveys the fact that user acknowledged and acted up on the lost-blocks state of the volume. Upon reboot, when the subsystem finds a volume with adminstatus as online-lost-cached-blocks , it sets the oper status to online instead of not-available-due-to-lost-cached-blocks as the user already acknowledged the lost-blocks and choose to ignore them. Enumeration: 'online-control': 4, 'offline': 2, 'online-lost-cached-blocks': 3, 'offline-control': 5, 'online': 1.

This field specifies what percentage of the volumesize will be reserved for SnapShots. This space is reserved in addition to the space reserved for the volume. The default is 100 percent.

This field specifies when to warn the Administrator that the space reserved for SnapShots. The warning is sent when the SnapShot Space available drops below the specified percentage. The default is 20 percent.

This field specifies what should happen when the space reserved for SnapShots is exhuasted. The default is delete-oldest SnapShots. Enumeration: 'make-volume-offline': 1, 'stop-snapshots': 3, 'delete-oldest': 2.

This field specifies whether or not the volume should be load balanced across multiple arrays. The default is load balancing is enabled. Enumeration: 'on': 1, 'off': 2.

This field specifies the iSCSI alias used for the volume. This field defaults to the volume name.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field specifies the iSCSI target name for the volume. This name is auto-generated, though users can override the name.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY The arbitrary integer used to uniquely identify this particular node within the ISCSI mibs. Instances of objects in those MIBS that are related to this iSCSI target will have this value of iscsiNodeIndex

An object used by the manager to enable the use of iSCSI header digests for this volume. When set to 'true' the iSCSI implementation will negotiate the use of header digests with initiators. By default this feature will be turned off

An object used by the manager to enable the use of iSCSI data digests for this volume.When set to 'true' the iSCSI implementation will negotiate the use of data digests with initiators. By default this feature will be turned off

If non-empty, then this volume is a clone of another volume and is waiting for the data to be copied to it. This field is the PsvId of the source volume. If value of this field is the empty string then this volume is not a clone, OR is a clone already populated with the source data.

Specifies the type of replication services that are provisioned on the related volume. A volume may either be a replica, a primary copy, a replication control target, or nothing at all. Regular replicasets on secondary site can be promoted to failover volumes. Enumeration: 'pe-control-target': 7, 'none': 1, 'replica-site': 2, 'failover': 6, 'replica-control-target': 4, 'replicated-primary': 3, 'host-control-target': 5.

Specifies if the access from multiple initiators is allowed for the volume. Enumeration: 'not-allowed': 1, 'allowed': 0.

This field specifies a unique index for identifying a storage pool. Thin clones get their pool index from the parent template.

This field specifies the source storage pool for the volume. If non-zero, the volume is currently being moved from the indicated source pool to the target pool (eqliscsiVolumeStoragePoolIndex).

This field specifies the first part of a unique index for identifing an iSCSI target.

This field specifies the second part of a unique index for identifing an iSCSI target.

This field specifies if the Volume is enabled for Thin Provisioning.

This field specifies the amount of pool free space that is currently reserved for this Thin Provisioned Volume configured as percentage of eqliscsiVolumeSize.

This field specifies the percentage of Advertised Size for which we send a WARNING Message when the Allocated Volume Size reaches it. Default value is eqlGroupDefaultThinWarn.

This field specifies the percentage of Advertised Volume Size for which we take the volume offline when the Allocated Volume Size reaches it. Default value is eqlGroupDefaultThinMaxGrow.

This field specifies whether snap-reserve should be adjusted automatically when shrinking or growing a volume. Default value is true. Example 1: If volume size is 1500MB, snap-reserve is 100%(1500MB) and snap-reserve used is 100%(1500MB), when shrinking volume to 750MB, snap-reserve will be automatically adjusted to 200%(1500MB) so that none of the snapshots will be lost. Example 2: If volume size is 1500MB, snap-reserve is 200%(3000MB) and snap-reserve used is 50%(750MB), when shrinking volume to 750MB, snap-reserve will be left at 200%(1500MB) even if auto adjust is set to true because the reserve 200%(1500MB) is greater than snap reserve used 750MB.

This field specifies the seq number of snap from which this volume was rolled back as part of demote or as part of replicaset rollback.

Specifies if the way Thin Provisioning feature will implement the Warning Threasholds. If 'warnWithOffline', the user will receive event warnings as they hit the Warning Threshold. When the user hits the MaxGrow Threshold, the volume will be taken offline. If 'warnWithIscsi', the user will recieve event warnings as they hit the Warning Threshold as well as an iSCSI WARNING on all writes that would cause a page allocation. When the user hits the MaxGrow Threshold, they will receive a Warning Event and an iSCSI WRITE ERROR on all writes that would have cause a page allocation. If 'warnWithOfflineForced' is set, this variable cannot be modified by an initiator. System will have the same behavior as warnWithOffline. This value has been deprecated. If 'warnWithSoftOnly' is set, the user will receive a check condtion when the volume passes the in-use warn limit. If 'warnWithHardOnly' is set, the user will receive no check condition when the volume passes the in-use warn limit, but the volume will reamain online once it passes the MaxGrow threshold. Enumeration: 'warnWithHardOnly': 4, 'warnWithSoftOnly': 3, 'warnWithIscsi': 1, 'warnWithOffline': 0, 'warnWithOfflineForced': 2.

This field defines the common place holder for Volume operational flags. Bits: 'isNASVolume': 6, 'isPoolSyncReplicated': 2, 'isDeleted': 10, 'flag26': 26, 'flag27': 27, 'flag24': 24, 'flag25': 25, 'flag22': 22, 'flag23': 23, 'flag20': 20, 'flag21': 21, 'flag28': 28, 'flag29': 29, 'flag5': 5, 'flag4': 4, 'flag3': 3, 'isSyncRepAfoEnabled': 7, 'iSNSDiscoverable': 0, 'flag8': 8, 'syncReplAllowUnprotectedAccess': 9, 'flags11': 11, 'flag31': 31, 'flag30': 30, 'flag19': 19, 'flag18': 18, 'flag17': 17, 'flag16': 16, 'flag15': 15, 'flag14': 14, 'flag13': 13, 'flag12': 12, 'isUnmanaged': 1.

This field specifies if the Volume is a Template Volume.

This field specifies if the Volume is a Thin Clone Volume.

If the entry has indicated that this is a Thin Clone Volume, then this field will specify the Parent Index's MemberId.

If the entry has indicated that this is a Thin Clone Volume, then this field will specify the Parent Index's VolumeIndex.

If non-empty, then this volume is a Thin Clone of a Template Volume. This field is the PsvId of the Template Volume.

This field specifies the unique key for identifying a volume administrator that owns this volume. If no account has this value as its eqlStorageGroupAdminAccountKey, then the volume is unassigned.

This description is from T10/1799D sbc-3 rev 19. The following quote is from section 7.4.6 Control mode page. The queue error management (QERR) field specifies how the device server shall handle other tasks when one task is terminated with CHECK CONDITION status (see SAM-3). The task set type (see the TST field definition in this subclause) defines which other tasks are affected. If the TST field equals 000b, then all tasks from all I_T nexuses are affected. If the TST field equals 001b, then only tasks from the same I_T nexus as the task that is terminated with CHECK CONDITION status are affected. Note that the volume's QErr mask is kept in the lower 4 bits and all snapshots QErr mask is kept in the next 4 bits Enumeration: 'none': 0, 'oneZero': 3, 'allCommandsAborted': 5, 'oneOne': 4, 'zeroZero': 1, 'zeroOne': 2.

This field specifies if this Volume is allowed to borrow. All the volumes including replica sets created in V6.0.0 have this MIB variable set to 'enabled' although V6.0.0 doesn't support delegated space borrowing yet.

This field specifies, in bytes, the sector size of this volume. Enumeration: 'sector-size-512-bytes': 0, 'sector-size-4096-bytes': 1.

EqualLogic-Persistent Storage Volume Snap Shot Table TimeoutCreate:60 TimeoutDelete:60

An entry (row) containing snap shot info.

This field specifies a unique index which identifies a volume SnapShot.

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EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field contains an internal key for identifing a SnapShot.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field contains an internal key which identifies the volume the SnapShot is associated with.

This field specifies the friendly name used to identify a SnapShot. The name is auto-generated based on the volume name, though it can be overriden by the administrator.

This field specifies the access type for a SnapShot. The valid access types are read-write and read-only. The default access type is read-write. Enumeration: 'read-write': 1, 'read-only': 2.

This field specifies the amount of space in MB a SnapShot consumes. Note: Deleting the SnapShot is not guaranteed to return the space specified, since a single block can be associated with multiple SnapShots. This value is dynamic.

This field specifies whether a SnapShot is online or not. In order for an iSCSI initiator to access a snapshot it must be online. The default is offline. Enumeration: 'offline': 2, 'online-lost-cached-blocks': 3, 'online': 1.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field specifies the creation time for volume. Time is represented as the time in seconds since 00:00:00 UTC, 1970-01-01.

This field specifies the schedule used for SnapShots. The SnapShot schedule is configured independently and then applied to individual volumes. The default is no schedule is set.

This field specifies whether or not to roll a SnapShot back to a specified SnapShot. This shouldn't be a TruthValue, instead it should be the SnapShot number to roll back to. There is no default.

This field specifies what iSCSI alias will be used to identify the SnapShot. The alias is autogenerated by default, though it can be overriden.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field specifies what iSCSI name will be used to identify the SnapShot. The name is autogenerated by default, though it can be overriden.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field specifies the index of the snapshot policy if it is created by a snapshotpolicy, otherwise it will be set to zero. If the policy is deleted after the snapshot is created, this will be reset back to zero by the subsystem.

This field specifies a descriptive string that administrator can add to provide details about the snapshot.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY The arbitrary integer used to uniquely identify this particular node within the ISCSI mibs. Instances of objects in those MIBS that are related to this iSCSI target will have this value of iscsiNodeIndex

When a row is created with this object set to a non zero value, and a replication relationship has been configured for the base volume, the snapshot will be queued to be replicated to the remote location indicated by the corresponing value of site index in the site table The value for this object cannot be changed to zero once the snapshot is created.

Specifies the type of snapshot. Snapshot is of type of replica-site when the parent volume is of type replica-site. Enumeration: 'sync-repl-failback': 4, 'regular': 1, 'replica-site': 2, 'sync-repl-protected': 3.

The eqliscsiSnapCollectionIndex if this snap is part of a group. Otherwise the value will be set to zero.

This field specifies a unique index for identifying a storage pool.

This field specifies the first part of a unique index for identifing an iSCSI target.

This field specifies the second part of a unique index for identifing an iSCSI target.

Specifies if the access from multiple initiators is allowed for the snapshot. Enumeration: 'not-allowed': 1, 'allowed': 0.

This field defines the common place holder for Snapshot operational flags. The flags must be of type enable(1) or disable(0), and the default will always be disable(0). Bits: 'flag26': 26, 'flag27': 27, 'flag24': 24, 'flag25': 25, 'flag22': 22, 'flag23': 23, 'flag20': 20, 'flag21': 21, 'flag28': 28, 'flag29': 29, 'flag7': 7, 'flag6': 6, 'flag5': 5, 'flag4': 4, 'flag3': 3, 'iSNSDiscoverable': 0, 'flag9': 9, 'flag8': 8, 'compressible': 2, 'externalPauseReplication': 1, 'flag31': 31, 'flag30': 30, 'flag19': 19, 'flag18': 18, 'flag17': 17, 'flag16': 16, 'flag15': 15, 'flag14': 14, 'flag13': 13, 'flag12': 12, 'flag11': 11, 'flag10': 10.

The minimum amount of time (minutes) to wait before allowing this snapshot to be compressed.

The amount of time (minutes) this snapshot is estimated to be around.

EqualLogic-Dynamic Volume Member Table

An entry (row) containing volume member info.

This field specifies the index for the Member Volume table.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field contains the internal id for the Member which hosts a slice of the volume.

This field contains storage allocated to the volume on the specified member. The storage is specified in MBs.

This table is used to gather information about the iSCSI Initiators connected to a specified volume.

An entry (row) containing Initiator data.

This field specifies the index to the Volume Initiator table. The list is created from the iSCSI Initiators connected to a volume.

This field specifies the name of the iSCSI Initiator accessing this volume.

EqualLogic-Persistent Storage SnapSnot Policy Table.

An entry (row) containing snapshot scheduling policy information.The policy determines when to create snapshot(s) of a volume.

This value uniquely identifies the snapshot policies for a volume.

This value is used to manage the conceptual row.

This value specifies user friendly name for the policy. It is unique within the context of a volume. Spaces are not allowed.

Snapshots created using this policy will have accesstype same as the value of this object. Enumeration: 'read-write': 1, 'read-only': 2.

Snapshots created using this policy will have status same as the value of this object. Enumeration: 'offline': 2, 'online': 1.

The value of this object determines the maximum no of snapshots created by this policy that can exist at a given time. When number of snapshots created by this policy reaches this value, for creating a new snapshot oldest snapshot created using this policy will be deleted. In a set operation, if the new value of this object is less than the old value, required number of oldest snapshots created by this policy will be deleted.

The value of this object determines the basic type of this policy. Except when set to once, the effective repetition period of the policy is determined using the value of this object along with the value of eqliscsiVolumeSnapshotPolicyRepeatFactor. (See description of eqliscsiVolumeSnapshotPolicyRepeatFactor for more information.) Enumeration: 'monthly': 4, 'hourly': 5, 'weekly': 3, 'daily': 2, 'once': 1.

The value of this object along with eqliscsiVolumeSnapshotPolicyType determines the effective repetition interval for this policy. The valid values are PolicyType RepeatFactor once 1 hourly 1 daily 1-2147483647 weekly 1-2147483647 monthly 1-2147483647 If the policy type is daily and the value of this object is 2, snapshots will be taken once in every 2 days.

The value of this object represents the time to start creating snapshot(s) within a day expressed as number of minutes from 12:00AM. The maximum value for this column is 24*60-1 which represents 11:59PM.

The value of this object represents the time to stop creating snapshot(s) within a day expressed as number of minutes from 12:00AM. The maximum value for this column is 24*60-1 which represents 11:59PM. If eqliscsiVolumeSnapshotPolicyType is once, the value of this column doesn't have any significance. If the value of this column is greater than start time, it represents end-time on the same day as start time. If the value is less than or equal to start time, it represents end-time on the next day of start time. This value doesnt have significance when frequency is set to zero. Endtime is exclusive when calculating no of snapshots. Example: StartTime EndTime Frequency NoofSnapshots 1320(10pm) 1380(11pm) 30mins 2 1320(10pm) 240(4am) 60mins 6 1320(10pm) 1320(10pm) 60mins 24 1320(10pm) 1319(9:59pm) 60mins 24 1320(10pm) - 0mins 1

The value of this object determines how frequent snapshots must be taken between start time and end time. This value doesn't have significance when policy type is set to once. For other policytypes, the value of end time is exclusive. For example if starttime is 180 (3:00AM) and endtime is 240(4:00AM), when frequency is set to 30, snapshots will be created at 3:00AM, 3:30AM. If the value is zero, it represents invalid frequency and in such case, end time doesnt have significance.

The value of this object determines the date from which the policy will be active. By default, this is the policy creation date. The value is expressed as number of days since epoch.

The value of this object determines the date after which the policy will be inactive.It doesnt have significance when policy type is once. Default value is the mamixum value allowed. When set to maximum value, the policy will be active until it gets deleted. The value is expressed as number of days since epoch.

The value of this column is significant only if policytype is set to weekly or monthly. When the value is 0x7fffffff, it represents a special meaning to the value of occurence. See the description for occurence below. The LSB to LSB+6 bits of the mask are significant. Each bit represents a day in the week with LSB being Mon and LSB+6 being Sun. If mask is 0x00000041 - snapshots will be created on Monday and Sunday. If mask is 0x0000007f - snapshots will be created on all weekdays which is effectively a daily policy. If mask is 0x0000001f, it represents week days.If mask is 0x00000060, it represents weekend days.

The value of this column is currently not being used.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY The value of this column represents number of seconds since epoch at which the next snapshot by this policy is going to be created.

The value of this column is significant only if the policy type is set to monthly. If weekmask is set to 0x7fffffff, the value of this column represents the occurence of a day with in a month. Example:If the value of this column is 5, it represents 5th day of the month. When the week mask is set to a value other than 0x7fffffff, the value of this column defines the occurence of a day as defined by weekmask. Example: When weekmask is set to 0x00000001 (Monday) and value of this column represents the following. Value Meaning 0x1 First monday of the month 0x2 Second monday of the month 0x3 Third monday of the month 0x4 Fourth monday of the month 0x7fffffff Last monday of the month

When a row is created with this object set to a non-zero value, and a replication relationship has been configured for the base volume, the snapshots created will be queued to be replicated to the remote location as defined by the corresponding entry in the site table. The value for this object cannot be changed once the schedule is created.

When disabled, the schedule will stop creating snapshots until re-enabled. Enumeration: 'enable': 0, 'disable': 1.

EqualLogic-Persistent-ReplicateOnCreate volume access table. This table contains a collection of volume access records. One table entry per access record. It is indexed by group id, volume, index and volume access record index. The number of entries equal to the number of volume access records specified by the user.

An entry (row) containing volume access parameters to this target.

The index value that uniquely identifies the volume access record.

The name of iscsi initiator permitted to access the volume. If the name is an empty string or * then any initiator is allowed to access.

This field is deprecated and will be unsupported in the next release.

The authentication method to be used for initiator authentication. Enumeration: 'chap5': 1, 'srp-local': 3, 'chap-local': 2, 'none': 4.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY The user name to be used for initiator authentication if the authentication method is CHAP5 local or SRP local.

The user name to be used for initiator authentication if the authentication method is CHAP5 local or SRP local

The target type to be authenticated.

The volume acl row status.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY The 256 byte character name user name to be used for initiator authentication if the authentication method is CHAP5 local or SRP local. This field supercedes the deprecated 128 byte field that performed the same function.

The authentication type used. Currently it is set only by vds and should be left alone by the PSA firmware and non-vds PSA configuration tools. Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'not-set': 0, 'mpio': 5, 'ms-vds': 4, 'radius': 3, 'eql-psg-chap': 2.

This field is deprecated and will be unsupported in the next release.

The ip address of the iscsi initiator permitted to access the volume in the form of x.x.x.number. If the number is zero then any ip address with the value from x.x.x.1 to x.x.x.255 is permitted to access the volume. If this variable is not set then any ip address will be permitted to access the volume.

The ip address of the iscsi initiator permitted to access the volume in the form of x.x.x.number. If the number is zero then any ip address with the value from x.x.x.1 to x.x.x.255 is permitted to access the volume. If this variable is not set then any ip address will be permitted to access the volume.

The wildcard mask defines which portion of eqliscsiVolumeACLInitiatorInetAddress that does not have to match for the initiator to be permitted access to the volume. The wildcard mask is expressed in the form x.x.x.x, where x is 255 or 0. When x is 255, then that portion of the initiator's ip address does have to match. When x is 0, then that portion of the initiator's ip address does not have to match the corresponding portion of eqliscsiVolumeACLInitiatorInetAddress. By default, the value of this variable is 255.255.255.255, which means the initiator's ip address must match exactly unless this variable is specified.

The wildcard mask defines which portion of eqliscsiVolumeACLInitiatorInetAddress that does not have to match for the initiator to be permitted access to the volume. The wildcard mask is expressed in the form x.x.x.x, where x is 255 or 0. When x is 255, then that portion of the initiator's ip address does have to match. When x is 0, then that portion of the initiator's ip address does not have to match the corresponding portion of eqliscsiVolumeACLInitiatorInetAddress. By default, the value of this variable is 255.255.255.255, which means the initiator's ip address must match exactly unless this variable is specified.

EqualLogic-Dynamic Storage Volume Table. This table contains a list of volumes in a group and their stats.

An entry (row) containing volume stats.

This field is for internal use only.

This field specifies how many MB of space is reserved for snapshots of this volume. This is a dynamic value, it is not Administrator setable.

This field specifies how many MB of reserved space that is unused by the snapshots.

This field specifies the number of members this volume is spread across. It must be equal to number of rows in VolumeMemberTable for this volume.

Indicates the number of snapshots that the system is maintaining on the specified volume

Indicates the local system time when the specified volume was created

Indicates the local system time when the specified volume was created Enumeration: 'available': 1, 'membersMissing': 2.

This field specifies the current operational status of the volume. Enumeration: 'available': 1, 'not-available': 2, 'not-available-due-to-syncrep': 9, 'not-available-due-to-thin-max-growth-met': 6, 'not-available-due-to-internal-error': 11, 'not-available-due-to-snap-reserve-met': 3, 'available-no-new-connections': 10, 'not-available-due-to-nospace-for-auto-grow': 7, 'not-available-due-to-lost-cached-blocks': 5, 'not-available-due-to-missing-pages': 8, 'not-available-due-to-members-offline': 4.

The value of this object represents number of active iscsi connections to this volume. It MUST match with the number of rows for this particular iscsiNode in iscsiConnectionAttributesTable.

This field specifies what action administrator wants to take on lost raid blocks. Enumeration: 'mark-valid': 1, 'zero-out': 2.

The value of this object represents the total number of replicas present for this volume across all replica sites. The value will match with the sum of values of eqliscsiVolumeReplNumReplicas that correspond to this volume.

The value of this object represents space reserved for this volume for replication purposes.

The value of this object represents the actual materialized pages for this volume.

This field represents the amount of local replication reserve in use.

This field represents the amount of data that will be transferred during next replication.

This field represents the number of online snapshots on this volume.

This field represents the number of pages the volume shares with its parent. Is NA for a non-thin clone volume

The value of this object represents number of active iscsi connections to this volume, not counting any extended copy sessions.

This field specifies how many MB of space that this volume is borrowing.

This field specifies operational status of borrowing. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1, 'unavailable': 0.

EqualLogic-Dynamic Storage Snapshot Table. This table contains a list of volumes in a group and their stats.

An entry (row) containing volume stats.

This field specifies the current operational status of the snapshot. Enumeration: 'available': 1, 'not-available': 2, 'not-available-due-to-thin-max-growth-met': 6, 'not-available-due-to-snap-reserve-met': 3, 'not-available-due-to-nospace-for-auto-grow': 7, 'not-available-due-to-lost-cached-blocks': 5, 'not-available-due-to-missing-pages': 8, 'not-available-due-to-members-offline': 4.

The value of this object represents number of active iscsi connections to this snapshot. It MUST match with the number of rows for this particular iscsiNode in iscsiConnectionAttributesTable.

This field specifies what action administrator wants to take on lost raid blocks. Enumeration: 'mark-valid': 1, 'zero-out': 2.

EqualLogic-Dynamic A number which uniquely identifies this instance of the Equallogic SNMP agent within the group. This number will the same as the corresponding MemberIndex for this array in the eqlMemberTable.

EqualLogic-Dynamic A number which uniquely identifies this instance of the Equallogic SNMP agent within the group. This number will the same as the corresponding MemberIndex for this array in the eqlMemberTable.

EqualLogic-Dynamic A number which uniquely identifies this instance of the Equallogic SNMP agent within the group. This number will the same as the corresponding MemberIndex for this array in the eqlMemberTable.

EqualLogic-Dynamic This object represents the highest numeric index that any row in the eqliscsiVolumeTable has. An application can use this value to determine an index with which to create an additional row in that table without scanning the entire table for a usable index.

EqualLogic-Dynamic This object represents the highest numeric index that any row in the eqliscsiVolumeTable has. An application can use this value to determine an index with which to create an additional row in that table without scanning the entire table for a usable index.

EqualLogic-Dynamic This object represents the highest numeric index that any row in the eqliscsiVolumeTable has. An application can use this value to determine an index with which to create an additional row in that table without scanning the entire table for a usable index.

EqualLogic-Dynamic first word of low volume PsvId

EqualLogic-Dynamic second word of low volume PsvId

EqualLogic-Dynamic third word of low volume PsvId

EqualLogic-Dynamic fourth word of low volume PsvId

EqualLogic-Dynamic first word of high volume PsvId

EqualLogic-Dynamic second word of high volume PsvId

EqualLogic-Dynamic third word of high volume PsvId

EqualLogic-Dynamic fourth word of high volume PsvId

EqualLogic-Dynamic This object represents the highest numeric index that any row in the eqliscsiSnapshotTable has. An application can use this value to determine an index with which to create an additional row in that table without scanning the entire table for a usable index.

EqualLogic-Persistent A list of identities that the PSA uses to authenticate itself to initiators

An entry (row) containing management information applicable to a particular target node's authorized initiator identity.

The status of the row.

A pointer to the corresponding IPS-AUTH MIB ipsAuthCredChapAttributesEntry that contains the chap credentials which this volume will use to authenticate itself to initiators requiring CHAP authentication

EqualLogic-Persistent A table that specifies the specific members of the group that a particular volume may occupy

An entry (row) containing a reference to a specific volume and a specific member where that volume's pages can exist.If no entry exists for a particular volume, the member page allocation will be determined by the system.

The status of the row.

EqualLogic-Persistent

A unique 32 bit identifier for this row

The status of the row

A concise, human readable string indentifier for the site, for example: Boston HQ

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field is deprecated and will be unsupported in the next release.

A pointer to the corresponding IPS-AUTH MIB ipsAuthCredChapAttributesEntry that contains the chap credentials which this PSA will use to authenticate itself to replica targets for management requiring operations.

The iSCSI name of the group-wide target that is used to encapsulate replication control commands.

The SNMP context that will be used by applications at the local site to browse MIBs on the remote site.

This field contains the full name of the replication site administrator.

This field specifies the email address of the replication site administrator.

This field specifies the phone number of the replication site administrator.

This field specifies the cell phone number of the replication site administrator.

This field contains a detailed description of the site.

The total amount of pool space reserved for use by the site. Replication may be set up as needed by the administrators at the site as long as the total required reserve does not exceed this value.

The amount of reserve space already used by replicated volumes configured by the site administrator. This value may not exceed the corresponding value for eqliscsiVolumeReplSiteSpaceAllocated

The current status of the control channel to replica site. Enumeration: 'control-target-not-configured': 3, 'authentication-failed': 6, 'control-target-not-present-at-replica-site': 4, 'ipaddress-not-configured': 1, 'paused': 9, 'control-credentials-not-configured': 5, 'logged-in': 7, 'logged-out': 8, 'generic-error': 2.

When set to pause, all the replications going to this replica site will be temporarily suspended until set by the user to start. Enumeration: 'paused': 2, 'enabled': 1.

the total number of snapshots in secondary site

The total amount of pool space subscribed for use by the site. Subscribed space is the advertised space for thin provisioned volumes. For classic volumes, subscribed space is the volume size.

The well-known IP address of the group located at the site. This will be the IP address to which iSCSI replication traffic will be directed.

The well-known IP address of the group located at the site. This will be the IP address to which iSCSI replication traffic will be directed.

The NAS replication PartnershipId. This partnershipId is Exastore way to keep track of a NAS partnership. If NAS replication is configured This will be a non-zero Id. 0 will be used when NAS replication is not configured on this partnership.

The state of this site for block replication.

The state of this site for NAS replication.

This field represents the site type. 0 is normal aka regular repl site. 1 is external site that is not an EQL array. Enumeration: 'external': 1, 'normal': 0.

EqualLogic-Persistent TimeoutCreate:60

The status of the row

This object is used to request a change in the current admin status of the replication process. When read, it represents the current admin status. If disabled, the replication can NEVER be restarted again. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'paused': 3, 'enabled': 1.

This field specifies the iSCSI target name for the remote volume which serves as a replica target.

This field specifies the Internet Portocol port number for the iSCSI target specified in the corresponding instance of eqliscsiVolumeReplRemoteIscsiName. The target will be accessed using this port.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY A 16 byte, universally unique identifier for the remote replica volume. The value for this object is determined by the array where the replica set is located.

In the event that the replication process cannot complete the transfer of the volume to the replica site, the action taken on the incomplete replica is one of these: 1) overrun - complete the in progress replica 2) discard - destry the in progress replica and restart a new one Enumeration: 'discard': 2, 'overRun': 1.

This value represents the percentage of space reserved for replication at remote site. The value effectively determines the maximum number of replicas that can be maintained at the remote site. The default value is good for maintaining one replica.

The depth of deletion desired when replication at the local array is disabled for an associated primary volume. The choices are as follows: local_only: Only the local references to the remote replica sets will be removed. The remote replica sets will remain intact and will need to be managed at the remote site. remote: The remote replica sets will be deleted. This will destroy all of the remote data. Note that setting the value to 'remote' will cause the delete operation to fail if there is no connectivity to the remote site. If the deletion needs to proceed regardless of the state of the remote site, the local_only policy shoud be used Enumeration: 'remote': 2, 'local-only': 1.

The number of replicas present at the replica site for this volume. The value of this object matches with number of rows in eqliscsiRemoteReplicaTable that correspond to this replication entry.

The space reserved on the primary site to keep track of changes occurred between replications. The value is represented as percentage of actual volume size. It is recommended to keep this value 100 if fast fail-back is not enabled. If the value is less than 100, replication will fail if the space is not sufficient to keep track of the changes. It is recommended to keep this value 200 if fast fail-back is enabled.

When the space reserved for replication is not sufficient to keep track of volume changes, space will be borrowed from free space if the value of this object is true. Space will not be borrowed when the value is false. Setting this variable to true doesn't gaurantee replication to succeed as there may be no free space available to borrow. The borrwed space is returned back to the pool after the replication is complete.

Enabling manual replication will allow the replica snaps on the primary and secondary groups to be visible to iscsi clients. When user connects to primary repl snap and finishes the data transfer, user can set it do done. The done state will be set to disabled after secondary site admin finishes the data transfer on secondary site and indicates done on secondary site. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'done': 3, 'enabled': 1.

This field specifies the smallest volume size in MB since the last replication that this volume has been shrunk down to. This is used to track volumes shrinking and then growing so that the secondary side knows to release the pages when the volume is replicated. Note: Volume size is round to a multiple of 15MB.

This field is eqliscsiVolumeCurLwMark for the current replication started. This is used to track volumes shrinking and then growing so that the secondary side knows to release the pages when the volume is replicated. Note: Volume size is round to a multiple of 15MB.

This field is eqliscsiVolumeSize for the current replication started.

This field is eqliscsiVolumeThinProvision for the current replication started.

This field is eqliscsiVolumeMinThinReserve for the current replication started.

This field is eqliscsiVolumeThinWarnPercentage for the current replication started.

This field is eqliscsiVolumeThinMaxGrowPercentage for the current replication started.

This field is eqliscsiVolumeDynamicThinReserve for the current replication started.

This field specifies whether fast fail-back is enabled for this replication or not. By default fail-back will operate in regular mode. If user enables fast fail-back mode, primary site needs to keep the last successful replication snap ie fail-back snap. When customers upgrade to 3.2, the existing volumes will operate in regular fail-back mode. Enumeration: 'fast': 1, 'normal': 0.

This field specifies whether this replicaset was demoted to failback replicaset and later promoted. This value will be set to non-zero if during promote we couldn't communicating to the remote site. The value will be the sequence number on the volume during the promote.

This field specifies if the Template has been successfully replicated

Enabling sync replication will allow the replica volume to become online at the end of first successful replication. The changes to volume on primary will be comitted to the replica volume on secondary synchronously. When the AdminStatus is set to disabled the replica volume on the secondary will be brought offline. Enumeration: 'disabled': 0, 'enabled': 1.

When SyncAdminStatus is enabled the OperStatus indicates the state of sync replication. The replica volume on the secondary is brought online at the end of the first successful replication. The sync repl will then start xfering data to the replica volume. The states waiting-for-first-sync and first-sync-done indicate the SyncRepl operating states. Enumeration: 'disabled': 0, 'first-sync-done': 2, 'waiting-for-first-sync': 1.

This field specifies if the Volume is a Thin Clone Volume.

EqualLogic-Dynamic

The current operational status of the replication process. Enumeration: 'farEndDown': 4, 'paused': 7, 'remoteReplReserveLow': 12, 'remoteReplReserveInvalid': 14, 'authFailure': 5, 'completed': 6, 'remoteResizeFailed': 8, 'cancelling': 15, 'disabled': 1, 'failed': 11, 'waiting': 3, 'partnerPausedLocal': 10, 'manualDataTransferInProgress': 17, 'remoteDisallowDowngradesNotSet': 18, 'remotePaused': 9, 'remotePartnerNeedsUpgrade': 19, 'inProgress': 2, 'pendingDataTransfer': 16, 'nomoresnapallowed': 13.

If a transfer of replica data is in progress, the count of MB successfully transferred to the replica site will be here. If no transfer is in progress, this object will read zero (0).

If a transfer of replica data is in progress, the count of MB remaining to be transferred to the replica site will be here. If no transfer is in progress, this object will read zero (0).

The value of this represents the instance of the snapshot in eqliscsiSnapshotTable that is currently being replicated. If there is no replication in progress, the value will be set to NULL.

Setting this variable to true will cause cancellation of any replication that is in progress.

In percentage. remote replica reserve needs to be increased by this value for replication to the partner to continue. Valid only in remoteReplReserveLow and remoteReplReserveInvalid states.

This pointer points to the fast fail-back snap kept in the local replication reserve.

EqualLogic-Persistent

This field specifies a unique index for identifing a remote volume. The index is the same as the value for eqliscsiVolumeIndex on the remote site.

This field specifies a unique index for identifing a snapshot. The index is the same as the value for eqliscsiSnapshotIndex on the remote site.

This field specifies the friendly name used to identify the replica. The name is auto-generated. The name is unique between replicas of a single volume at a particular site.

The iscsi name of the volume for which this site is keeping replicas.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY A universally unique 16 byte identifier for the remote replica.

Manage the replica status. The row will be deleted from this table if value is set to delete. Status will be in-progress if this replica is currently getting replicated to the secondary site. The replica will be set to incomplete if the replication is disabled. Enumeration: 'in-progress': 2, 'none': 0, 'incomplete': 3, 'delete': 1.

This field specifies the creation time of the replica. Time is represented as the time in seconds since 00:00:00 UTC, 1970-01-01.

This field specifies the index of the snap collection at remote site if this replica is part of a collection. Otherwise value will be zero.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field specifies the index of the schedule on the primary site that initiated create replica operation ie eqliscsiVolumeSnapshotPolicyIndex . If this replica is not directly created by a schedule, but created as part of replica collection creation and the replica collection is created by a schedule, the value of this field will still be set to index of the replica collection schedule. ie eqliscsiSnapCollectionPolicyIndex. This will be reset to zero when schedule is deleted.

This field represents eqliscsiLocalMemberId field of the snapshot index of the replica on secondary site.

EqualLogic-Persistent

The Replica set consists of the base volume and the snapshots associated with this base volume.

The iscsi name of the volume for which this site is keeping replicas.

The value of this object specifies how much percentage of space reserved for replication. This value matches with correspoding eqliscsiVolumeReplReserve value on the primary site. The value is initialized and maintained by the control channel.

Represents the value of eqliscsiReplicantSiteIndex that corresponds to the site to which this replica belongs.

This object is used to request a change in the current admin status of the replication process. When read, it represents the current admin status. Enumeration: 'started': 2, 'stopped': 1.

This object represents the policy that is implemented when the replica set is promoted to a conventional volume. If the value of this object is set to 1, the iscsi name of the target is generated uniquely using conventional rules. When set to 2, the target assumes the iscsi name of the primary volume. In this case, that name will be the same as the value for this instance of eqliscsiReplicaSetPrimaryIscsiName. Enumeration: 'primary-iscsi-name': 2, 'default-iscsi-name': 1.

This object is used to let the secondary know that the transfer of data has completed for volumes using manual data transfer for replication. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'done': 3, 'enabled': 1.

This field specifies the mode of fail-back. In a normal fail-back mode, to get primary site back in sync with secondary site volume, all the volume contents must be transferred back to primary site. In fast fail-back mode, only the changes since last successful replication will be sent back to primary site. primary site needs to keep the last successful replication snap ie fail-back snap. When customers upgrade to 3.2, the existing volumes will operate in normal fail-back mode.SNMP managers cannot set this field. The value of this field gets configured when the primary site field eqliscsiVolumeReplFailBackMode gets configured. Enumeration: 'fast': 1, 'normal': 0.

This field specifies whether the replicaset is a regular replicaset or a fail-back replicaset. A regular replicaset is created on secondary site by the system when user enables replication of a volume on the primary site. A replicated-primary volume on the primary site can be demoted as a fail-back replicaset. A regular volume cannot be demoted as fail-back replicaset. Fail-back replicasets will have the volume configuration, ACL records, schedules etc before the demote, but that configuration will not be active. Fail-back replicasets can later be promoted as a replicated-primary volume when the volume is ready to resume its role. Enumeration: 'regular': 0, 'fail-back': 1.

By default, replicasets provide no-access to the user ie users cannot access the replicas or replicaset from an initiator. read-only-replicas provide read-only access to the replicas as well as the replicaset. Users must be able to connect to the replicas and replicaset using iscsi target names. Note that in-progress replica will not be available to read until the replication finishes. Enumeration: 'no-access': 0, 'read-only': 1.

The value local repl reserve before demoting outbound-replicaset to failback-replicaset

If non-zero, the value represents the PsvId of last successful replication snapshot of this replicaset. This value will only be set when promoting a replicaset as failover volume.The value will be reset after failover volume is demoted as inbound replicaset and first replica is created.

The value of this column represents the size of the recovery volume when it was promoted.

The value of this column represents the eqliscsiLocalMemberId of the corresponding volume on the primary site.

The value of this column represents the eqliscsiVolumeIndex of the corresponding volume on the primary site.

The value of this column represents the eqliscsiVolumeReplSiteIndex of the corresponding volume on the primary site.

This field specifies if the Template set has been successfully replicated

This field is there to let the secondary know when to bring the secondary replica volume online or offline. The replica volume will be brought online when syncRep is enabled and it will be brought offline when syncRep is disabled. Enumeration: 'disabled': 0, 'enabled': 1.

This field specifies if the Volume is a Thin Clone Volume.

A 16 byte, universally unique identifier for the remote replicated volume. The value for this object is specified by the array where the volume is located.

EqualLogic-Dynamic replica set status Table. This table contains a list of replicasets with their size, status etc.

a row replicaset status table

The current operational status of the replication process. Enumeration: 'farEndDown': 4, 'inProgress': 2, 'stopped': 1, 'waiting': 3, 'authFailure': 5.

The size of the replicaset in MegaBytes.This includes the local replication reserve for failback replicasets.

EqualLogic-Persistent The replicant site table contains all of the remote sites which have been given access to the local storage pool for the purposes of creating replica sets.

A unique 32 bit identifier for this row

The status of the row

A concise, human readable string indentifier for the site, for example: Boston HQ

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field is deprecated and will be unsupported in the next release.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY A pointer to the corresponding IPS-AUTH MIB ipsAuthCredChapAttributesEntry that contains the chap credentials which this PSA will use to authenticate itself to primary sites.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY The iSCSI name of the group-wide target that is used to encapsulate replication control commands.

The SNMP context that will be used by applications at the local site to browse MIBs on the remote site.

This field contains the full name of the replication site administrator.

This field specifies the email address of the replication site administrator.

This field specifies the phone number of the replication site administrator.

This field specifies the cell phone number of the replication site administrator.

This field contains a detailed description of the site.

The total amount of pool space reserved for use by the site. Replication may be set up as needed by the administrators at the site as long as the total required reserve does not exceed this value.

The amount of reserve space already used by replicated volumes configured by the site administrator. This value may not exceed the corresponding value for eqliscsiReplicantSiteSpaceAllocated

The current status of the control channel from primary site. Enumeration: 'control-target-not-configured': 1, 'authentication-failed': 3, 'paused': 6, 'control-credentials-not-configured': 2, 'logged-in': 4, 'logged-out': 5.

When set to pause, all the replications coming from this primary site will be temporarily suspended until set by the user to enabled. When set to nuke, all replicasets will be deleted. Enumeration: 'paused': 2, 'nuke': 3, 'enabled': 1.

the total number of snapshots in secondary site.

This field specifies a unique index for identifying a storage pool.

The total amount of pool space subscribed for use by the site. Subscribed space is the advertised space for thin provisioned volumes and it is the actual volume size for regular volumes.

The well-known IP address of the group located at the site. This will be the IP address to which iSCSI replication traffic will be directed.

The well-known IP address of the group located at the site. This will be the IP address to which iSCSI replication traffic will be directed.

The total amount of pool space not managed by the site. This includes the space used by the unmanaged replica sets and recovery volumes.

This field represents the site type. 0 is normal aka regular repl site. 1 is external site that is not EQL. Enumeration: 'external': 1, 'normal': 0.

EqualLogic-Persistent This table maintains the list of volume objects in each collection.

An entry in the table.

A unique 32 bit identifier for this row

Row status used to manage this row.

EqualLogic-Persistent This table maintains the list of volume collections and the supported operations on the collection.

An entry in the table.

Row status used to manage this row. When deleteing a row from this table all the corresponding rows in snapcollection table must be reset to zero vol collection index

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field specifies a user friendly name for this collection. The name must be unique within a group. The name must not contain spaces or special characters. The name can be up to 64 characters in length. There is no default.

This field specifies a descriptive string that provides details about this collection. The description can be up to 128 characters.

This field specifies the replication service on the volume collection. If this volume collection is created for replication of a volume collection at partner site, then the value is set to replica-site. If this volume collection is enabled for replication to a partner site, the the value is set to replicated-primary. Enumeration: 'replicated-primary': 2, 'none': 0, 'replica-site': 1.

This field specifies the partner to which this collection belongs. The value will match with eqliscsiVolumeReplSiteIndex if this collection belongs to a partner. Otherwise the value is set to zero. The value will be non-zero only when eqliscsiVolCollectionReplService is replica-site.

This fields defines the common place holder for volume collection operational flags. The flags must be of type enable(1) or disable(0), and the default will always be disable(0). Bits: 'isPoolSyncReplicated': 0, 'flag26': 26, 'flag27': 27, 'flag24': 24, 'flag25': 25, 'flag22': 22, 'flag23': 23, 'flag20': 20, 'flag21': 21, 'flag28': 28, 'flag29': 29, 'flag7': 7, 'flag6': 6, 'flag5': 5, 'flag4': 4, 'flag3': 3, 'flag2': 2, 'flag1': 1, 'flag9': 9, 'flag8': 8, 'flag31': 31, 'flag30': 30, 'flag19': 19, 'flag18': 18, 'flag17': 17, 'flag16': 16, 'flag15': 15, 'flag14': 14, 'flag13': 13, 'flag12': 12, 'flag11': 11, 'flag10': 10.

EqualLogic-Persistent This table maintains the list of snapshot objects in each collection.

An entry in the table.

A unique 32 bit identifier for this row

Row status used to manage this row. Rowstatus is set to notInService by the subsystem when the actual snapshot represented by this row is deleted. The row from this table will be automatically deleted when the corresponding volume is deleted (or) #when all rows of this group have the status notInService# (or) when the corresponding row is deleted from snapcollection table.

EqualLogic-Persistent This table maintains the list of snapshot collections and the supported operations on the collection. TimeoutCreate:60 TimeoutDelete:60

An entry in the table.

Row status used to manage this row.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field specifies a user friendly name for this collection. The name must not contain spaces or special characters. The name can be up to 64 characters in length. There is no default.

This field specifies a descriptive string that provides details about this collection. The description can be up to 128 characters.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field specifies the creation time for snapshot. Time is represented as the time in seconds since 00:00:00 UTC, 1970-01-01.

No of snapshots in this collection at the time of creation.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY The index of the volcollection that created this group. When the volcollection is deleted, this value will be set to zero.

If this snap collection is created using vss. Enumeration: 'regular': 0, 'vss': 1.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field specifies the index of the snapshot policy if it is created by a snapshotpolicy, otherwise it will be set to zero. If the policy is deleted after the snapshot is created, this will be reset back to zero by the subsystem.

When a row is created with this object set to a non zero value, , the snapcollection will be queued to be replicated to the remote location indicated by the corresponing value of site index in the site table The value for this object cannot be changed to zero once the snapcollection is created.

Specifies the type of snapcollection. Enumeration: 'regular': 0, 'replica-site': 1.

If non-zero, this value represents the partner who created this snap collection ie eqliscsiReplicantSiteIndex. This collection belongs to that partner not to our group.

EqualLogic-Persistent Storage SnapSnot Policy Table.

An entry (row) containing snapshot scheduling policy information.The policy determines when to create snapshot(s) of a volume collection.

This value uniquely identifies the snapshot policies for a volume collection.

This value is used to manage the conceptual row.

This value specifies user friendly name for the policy. It is unique within the context of a volume collection. Spaces are not allowed.

Snapshots created using this policy will have accesstype same as the value of this object. Enumeration: 'read-write': 1, 'read-only': 2.

Snapshots created using this policy will have status same as the value of this object. Enumeration: 'offline': 2, 'online': 1.

The value of this object determines the maximum no of snapshots created by this policy that can exist at a given time. When number of snapshots created by this policy reaches this value, for creating a new snapshot oldest snapshot created using this policy will be deleted. In a set operation, if the new value of this object is less than the old value, required number of oldest snapshots created by this policy will be deleted.

The value of this object determines the basic type of this policy. Except when set to once, the effective repetition period of the policy is determined using the value of this object along with the value of eqliscsiSnapCollectionPolicyRepeatFactor. (See description of eqliscsiSnapCollectionPolicyRepeatFactor for more information.) Enumeration: 'monthly': 4, 'hourly': 5, 'weekly': 3, 'daily': 2, 'once': 1.

The value of this object along with eqliscsiSnapCollectionPolicyType determines the effective repetition interval for this policy. The valid values are PolicyType RepeatFactor once 1 hourly 1 daily 1-2147483647 weekly 1-2147483647 monthly 1-2147483647 If the policy type is daily and the value of this object is 2, snapshots will be taken once in every 2 days.

The value of this object represents the time to start creating snapshot(s) within a day expressed as number of minutes from 12:00AM. The maximum value for this column is 24*60-1 which represents 11:59PM.

The value of this object represents the time to stop creating snapshot(s) within a day expressed as number of minutes from 12:00AM. The maximum value for this column is 24*60-1 which represents 11:59PM. If eqliscsiSnapCollectionPolicyType is once or hourly, the value of this column doesn't have any significance. If the value of this column is greater than start time, it represents end-time on the same day as start time. If the value is less than or equal to start time, it represents end-time on the next day of start time. This value doesnt have significance when frequency is set to zero. Endtime is exclusive when calculating no of snapshots. Example: StartTime EndTime Frequency NoofSnapshots 1320(10pm) 1380(11pm) 30mins 2 1320(10pm) 240(4am) 60mins 6 1320(10pm) 1320(10pm) 60mins 24 1320(10pm) 1319(9:59pm) 60mins 24 1320(10pm) - 0mins 1

The value of this object determines how frequent snapshots must be taken between start time and end time. This value doesn't have significance when policy type is set to once. For other policytypes, the value of end time is exclusive. For example if starttime is 180 (3:00AM) and endtime is 240(4:00AM), when frequency is set to 30, snapshots will be created at 3:00AM, 3:30AM. If the value is zero, it represents invalid frequency and in such case, end time doesnt have significance.

The value of this object determines the date from which the policy will be active. By default, this is the policy creation date. The value is expressed as number of days since epoch.

The value of this object determines the date after which the policy will be inactive.It doesnt have significance when policy type is once. Default value is the mamixum value allowed. When set to maximum value, the policy will be active until it gets deleted. The value is expressed as number of days since epoch.

The value of this column is significant only if policytype is set to weekly or monthly. When the value is 0x7fffffff, it represents a special meaning to the value of occurence. See the description for occurence below. The LSB to LSB+6 bits of the mask are significant. Each bit represents a day in the week with LSB being Mon and LSB+6 being Sun. If mask is 0x00000041 - snapshots will be created on Monday and Sunday. If mask is 0x0000007f - snapshots will be created on all weekdays which is effectively a daily policy. If mask is 0x0000001f, it represents week days.If mask is 0x00000060, it represents weekend days.

The value of this column is currently not being used.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY The value of this column represents number of seconds since epoch at which the next snapshot by this policy is going to be created.

The value of this column is significant only if the policy type is set to monthly. If weekmask is set to 0x7fffffff, the value of this column represents the occurence of a day with in a month. Example:If the value of this column is 5, it represents 5th day of the month. When the week mask is set to a value other than 0x7fffffff, the value of this column defines the occurence of a day as defined by weekmask. Example: When weekmask is set to 0x00000001 (Monday) and value of this column represents the following. Value Meaning 0x1 First monday of the month 0x2 Second monday of the month 0x3 Third monday of the month 0x4 Fourth monday of the month 0x7fffffff Last monday of the month

When a row is created with this object set to a non-zero value, and a replication relationship has been configured for all volumes in the volume collection, the snapshots created will be queued to be replicated to the remote location as defined by the corresponding entry in the site table. The value for this object cannot be changed once the schedule is created. All the volumes in this collection must be replicating to the same partner.

When disabled, the schedule will stop creating snap collections until reenabled. Enumeration: 'enable': 0, 'disable': 1.

EqualLogic-Dynamic This table maintains the dynamic values related to volume collection like number of snapcollection in a volume collection.

An entry in the table.

This field specifies the total number of snap collections in a volume collection. number of rows in eqliscsiSnapCollectionTable that belong to this volume set.

EqualLogic-Dynamic This object represents the highest numeric index that any row in the eqliscsiSnapCollectionTable has. An application can use this value to determine an index with whico create an additional row in that table without scanning the entire table for a usable index.

EqualLogic-Persistent

This field specifies a unique index for identifing a snapshot collection on remote site. The index is the same as the value for eqliscsiSnapCollectionIndex on the remote site.

Row status used to manage this row. Rowstatus is set to notInService by the subsystem when the actual replica represented by this row is deleted. The row from this table will be automatically deleted when all rows that belong to a collection have the status notInService# (or) when the corresponding row is deleted from remotereplicacollection table.

EqualLogic-Persistent

This field specifies the friendly name used to identify the replica Collection on remote site. The name is auto-generated. The name is unique between replica collections of a single volumecollection at a particular site.

Manage the replica status. The row will be deleted from this table if value is set to delete. Enumeration: 'none': 0, 'delete': 1.

This field specifies the creation time of the replica collection. Time is represented as the time in seconds since 00:00:00 UTC, 1970-01-01.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field specifies the index of the vol collection on the primary site used to create this snap collection was created on remote site. The value will be zero if the volcollection doesn't exist anymore. The index is the same as the the value for eqliscsiVolCollectionIndex for the repl collection.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field specifies the index of the schedule on the primary site that initiated create replica collection operation. This will be set to zero when schedule is deleted.

EqualLogic-Persistent

The status of the row

This object is used to request a change in the current admin status of the replication process. When read, it represents the current admin status. If disabled, the replication can NEVER be restarted again. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

The depth of deletion desired when replication at the local array is disabled for an associated primary volume collection. The choices are as follows: local_only: Only the local references to the remote replica set collection will be removed. The remote replica set collection will remain intact and will need to be managed at the remote site. remote: The remote replica set collection will be deleted. This will destroy all of the remote data. Note that setting the value to 'remote' will cause the delete operation to fail if there is no connectivity to the remote site. If the deletion needs to proceed regardless of the state of the remote site, the local_only policy shoud be used Enumeration: 'remote': 2, 'local-only': 1.

An identifier for the remote replica volume collection. The value is same as eqliscsiVolCollectionIndex of the collection created at partner site.

EqualLogic-Dynamic

Statistics related to volume collection replication configuration.

The number of replica collections present at the replica site for this volume collection. The value of this object matches with number of rows in eqliscsiRemoteReplicaCollectionTable that correspond to this volume replication entry.

EqualLogic-Dynamic Volume Storage Pool Placement Table. This table contains a list of volume placements in a pool.

An entry (row) containing a placement of a volume in a pool.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field is for internal use only.

EqualLogic-Persistent

An integer value to represent the sample.

Time at which the replication started represented as number of seconds since epoch.

Time at which the replication finished represented as number of seconds since epoch.

The amount of data transfered from startTime to endTime in MB.

Status of data transfer for this replication. If replication is disabled, the status will be set to incomplete. Enumeration: 'success': 1, 'in-progress': 0, 'remoteReplicaSetIsFailoverVolume': 4, 'failed': 3, 'cancelled': 2, 'incomplete': 5.

EqualLogic-Dynamic Storage Volume Table. This table contains a list of volumes in a group and their statistics.

An entry (row) containing volume statistics.

The count of Command PDUs transferred to this volume.

The count of Response PDUs transferred to this volume.

The count of data octets that were transmitted by the local iSCSI node.

The count of data octets that were received by the local iSCSI node.

No of sessions that were established and closed so far to this volume.

The accumulative latency in milli seconds for read operations on this volume.

The accumulative latency in milli seconds for write operations on this volume.

The number of read operations on this volume.

The number of write operations on this volume.

The average latency in milli seconds for read operations on this volume.

The average latency in milli seconds for write operations on this volume.

The number of iscsi read/write commands received for operations on this volume.

A 32-bit counter that is incremented by the current number of outstanding iSCSI IO operations each time an iSCSI IO is received by the target. The iSCSI IO operations include both reads and writes. This counter when divided by the total number of iSCSI IO operations provides the average queue depth.

The number of iscsi read/write commands received for operations on this volume. This object is a 64-bit version of eqliscsiVolumeStatsIscsiReadWriteCmdsReceived.

A 64-bit counter that is incremented by the current number of outstanding iSCSI IO operations each time an iSCSI IO is received by the target. The iSCSI IO operations include both reads and writes. This counter when divided by the total number of iSCSI IO operations provides the average queue depth. This object is a 64 bit version of eqliscsiVolumeStatsIscsiReadWriteCmdsCompleted.

A 64-bit counter that is incremented by the number of mis-aligned I/O operations performed on a volume TODO - beef this up!!!!!

EqualLogic-Dynamic This object represents the highest numeric index that any row in the eqliscsiTargetTable has. An application can use this value to determine an index with which to create an additional row in that table without scanning the entire table for a usable index.

EqualLogic-Persistent iSCSI Target Table. This table contains a list of iSCSI targets in a group and their attributes.

An entry (row) containing target info.

This field specifies a unique index for identifing an iSCSI target.

This field is used indicate the status of this entry.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field is for internal use only.

This field specifies the iSCSI alias used for the target.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field specifies the iSCSI target name.

This field is not currently used and is reserved.

This field is not currently used and is reserved.

This field is not currently used and is reserved.

EqualLogic-Persistent Chap Secrets Table for iSCSI targets

An entry (row) containing a CHAP secret credential.

This field specifies a unique index for identifing a specific Chap credential. Enumeration: 'outbound-iscsi-chap': 2, 'inbound-iscsi-chap': 1, 'inbound-repl-chap': 3.

This field specifies a unique index for identifing a specific Chap credential.

This field is used indicate the status of this entry.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY An octet string containing the user name for this credential.

An octet string containing the password for this credential.

EqualLogic-Dynamic Storage SnapSnot Policy Table. Note: eqliscsiSnapCollectionPolicyStatus entries (indexed by collection index and policy index) are used along with eqliscsiVolumeSnapshotPolicyStatus entries (indexed by member index, volume index and policy index). When they are used together, eqliscsiSnapCollectionPolicyStatus indexes have a member index of 0xffffffff

An entry containing snapshot scheduling policy information.

The value of this column represents number of seconds since epoch at which the next snapshot by this policy is going to be created.

The value of this column represents the current operational status of this policy. The policy status is set to expired after end date. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'expired': 2, 'enabled': 0.

The value of this column represents the current number of snapshots that exist in the system created by this schedule.

EqualLogic-Dynamic Storage SnapSnot Collection Policy Table. Note: eqliscsiSnapCollectionPolicyStatus entries (indexed by collection index and policy index) are used along with eqliscsiVolumeSnapshotPolicyStatus entries (indexed by member index, volume index and policy index). When they are used together, eqliscsiSnapCollectionPolicyStatus indexes have a member index of 0xffffffff

An entry containing snapshot scheduling policy information.

The value of this column represents number of seconds since epoch at which the next snapshot by this policy is going to be created.

The value of this column represents the current operational status of this policy. The policy status is set to expired after end date. Enumeration: 'disabled': 1, 'expired': 2, 'enabled': 0.

The value of this column represents the current number of snapshots that exist in the system created by this schedule.

EqualLogic-Persistent Storage Volume Operations Table.

An entry (row) containing info for volume operations.

This field specifies a unique index for identifing a volume.

This field is used indicate the status of this entry.

The current operation for this drive group 0 - no operation 1 - move Pool Enumeration: 'movePool': 1, 'none': 0.

The action to perform on this operation 0 - no operation 1 - cancel 2 - failed Enumeration: 'cancel': 1, 'failed': 2, 'none': 0.

This field contains the time of the start of the operation.

This field unique identifies the source Storage Pool. Also the 1st part of Index for row in eqliscsiVolBalCommandTable.

This field unique identifies the destination Storage Pool.

2nd Part of Index for row in eqliscsiVolBalCommandTable

3rd Part of Index for row in eqliscsiVolBalCommandTable

EqualLogic-Persistent

This table maintains the information required by the volume if replicaset gets promoted to a volume.

If non-zero, the value represents the PsvId of primary site volume. The value is used by iscsi during page83 and page80 requests.

EqualLogic-Persistent

This table maintains the information related to storage preference of volumes.

Rowstatus variable used to manage rows in this table.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field specifies the user's request to store this volume on the given RAID type. Enumeration: 'none': 0, 'raid10': 10, 'raid50': 50, 'raid6-accelerated': 61, 'raid5': 5, 'raid6': 6, 'raid60': 60.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field specifies the user's request to store this volume on the given drive type. Enumeration: 'sas': 1, 'sata': 2, 'none': 0.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field specifies the user's request to store this volume on the disks with given speed. Enumeration: 's15000': 15000, 'none': 0, 's5400': 5400, 's10000': 10000, 's7200': 7200.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY The value of this object represents current status of raid preference set on this volume. Enumeration: 'not-available': 3, 'none': 0, 'honored': 2, 'in-progress': 1, 'over-subscribed': 4, 'temporarily-unknown': 5.

EqualLogic-Dynamic table indicating the access an administrator has to a volume.

An entry (row) containing the access privilege.

The administrative permission to a volume. Enumeration: 'read-write': 2, 'read-only': 1.

EqualLogic-Dynamic table indicating the access an administrator has to a partner.

An entry (row) containing the access privilege.

The administrative permission to a partner. Enumeration: 'read-write': 2, 'read-only': 1.

EqualLogic-Dynamic table indicating the access an administrator has to a volume collection.

An entry (row) containing the access privilege.

The administrative permission to a volume collection. Enumeration: 'read-write': 2, 'read-only': 1.

EqualLogic-Dynamic Storage Volume Operations Status Table.

An entry (row) containing status for volume operations.

The percentage complete an ongoing move or bind operation is

EqualLogic-Persistent Table for storing in database volume attributes that can frequently change.

An entry (row) containing status for volume dynamic config. The values in this table are not user configurable.

This field is used to create new entries and indicate the status of this entry.

This field specifies the amount of pool free space that is currently reserved for this Thin Provisioned Volume. A row will only exist in this table if thin-provisioning is enabled on the volume. A row will not exist for classic volumes or if thin-provisioing is disabled.

This field specifies the high water mark of the volume's in-use.

This field specifies the creation time for high water mark of the volume's in-use. Time is represented as the time in seconds since 00:00:00 UTC, 1970-01-01.

EqualLogic-Dynamic

partner related status information

This value represents the space consumed by of all failback replicasets that belong to this partner.

EqualLogic-Dynamic. This table exposes the volume as number of chunks.

Information related to each chunk.

This value represents index of the chunk.

This value represents version of the chunk. Different versions of chunks can be of different sizes. Currently chunks with version 1 are supported.

This value represents the size of a segment. In chunk version 1, segment size is 256k bytes of data.

This value represents the size of the chunk expressed as number of segments.

This value represents a bit mask of modified segments in the given chunk.

EqualLogic-Persistent Replicant Site Operations Table.

An entry (row) containing info for replicant site operations.

This field specifies a unique index for identifing a replicant site operation.

This field is used indicate the status of this entry.

The current operation for this drive group 0 - no operation 1 - move Pool Enumeration: 'movePool': 1, 'none': 0.

The action to perform on this operation 0 - no operation 1 - cancel 2 - failed Enumeration: 'cancel': 1, 'failed': 2, 'none': 0.

This field contains the time of the start of the operation.

This field unique identifies the source Storage Pool. Also the 1st part of Index for row in eqliscsiVolBalCommandTable.

This field unique identifies the destination Storage Pool.

2nd Part of Index for row in eqliscsiVolBalCommandTable

3rd Part of Index for row in eqliscsiVolBalCommandTable

EqualLogic-Dynamic Replicant Site Operations Status Table.

An entry (row) containing status for replicant site operations.

The percentage complete an ongoing move or bind operation is

EqualLogic-Dynamic The replicant site status table contains the status of all the remote replication sites which have been given access to the local storage pool for the purposes of creating replica sets.

The current availability of the remote site Enumeration: 'not-available': 1, 'available': 2.

This variable specifies the Major part of the lowest member software version of the remote replication site group.

This variable specifies the Minor part of the lowest member software version of the remote replication site group.

This variable specifies the Maintenance part of the lowest member software version of the remote replication site group.

EqualLogic-Dynamic Storage Volume Operations Status Table.

An entry (row) containing status for volume operations.

Error if any occurred while executing the task on this volume.

EqualLogic-Dynamic Storage Template Thin Clone Table

An entry (row) containing a templates thin clone info. The first 2 indices are the volume index of the template volume and the second 2 indicies are the volume index of the thin clone.

This field specifies the first part of a unique index for identifing a the thin clone.

This field specifies the second part of a unique index for identifing a thin clone.

Always true.

EqualLogic-Persistent Admin Account Volume Table. This table contains a list of privilege matchings of administrative accounts and the volumes those administrators have access to.

An entry (row) containing mapping of administrative accounts and their volume access.

This field is used indicate the status of this entry.

EqualLogic-Dynamic Storage template Volume status Table. This table contains a list of template volumes in a group and their stats.

An entry (row) containing template volume stats.

This field represents the number of thin clones associated with a template volume.

This field represents the number of thin clone replicators associated with a template volume.

This field represents the number of thin clone replica sets associated with a template volume.

EqualLogic-Dynamic This table contains a list inbound-replica sets and their statistics.

An entry (row) containing inbound-replicaset statistics.

The count of Command PDUs transferred to this snapshot.

The count of Response PDUs transferred to this snapshot.

The count of data octets that were transmitted by the local iSCSI node.

The count of data octets that were received by the local iSCSI node.

No of sessions that were established and closed so far to this snapshot.

The accumulative latency in milli seconds for read operations on this snapshot.

The accumulative latency in milli seconds for write operations on this snapshot.

The number of read operations on this snapshot.

The number of write operations on this snapshot.

The average latency in milli seconds for read operations on this snapshot.

The average latency in milli seconds for write operations on this snapshot.

The number of iscsi read/write commands received for operations on this volume. This object is a 64-bit version of eqliscsiVolumeStatsIscsiREadWriteCmdsReceived.

A 64-bit counter that is incremented by the current number of outstanding iSCSI IO operations each time an iSCSI IO is received by the target. The iSCSI IO operations include both reads and writes. This counter when divided by the total number of iSCSI IO operations provides the average queue depth. This object is a 64 bit version of eqliscsiVolumeStatsIscsiReadWriteCmdsCompleted.

EqualLogic-Persistent Admin Account Replication Site Table. This table contains a list of privilege matchings of administrative accounts and the replication sites those administrators have access to.

An entry (row) containing mapping of administrative accounts and their replication site access.

This field is used indicate the status of this entry.

The format of the adminQuota value: 0 - Unlimited quota, 1 - Size in Megabytes. This field applies only to Volume Administrators.

This field specifies the storage space quota (in MB) for a Volume Administrator in the delegated space at this replication site. This field applies only to Volume Administrators.

EqualLogic-Persistent Group LDAP login access table. For LDAP login access configured with volume-admin privilege stores the replication sites, volume-admin has access to.

An entry (row) containing the configuration for the LDAP login access replication quotas.

The format of the adminQuota value: 0 - Unlimited quota, 1 - Size in Megabytes. This field applies only to Volume Administrators.

This field specifies the storage space quota (in MB) for a Volume Administrator in the storage Repl Site. This field applies only to Volume Administrators.

This field is used indicate the status of this entry.

EqualLogic-Persistent

An entry (row) containing volume-specific information required for configuring synchronous replication

This field is used to indicate the status of this entry.

This field specifies the first part of a unique index for identifing a synchronous replication relationship between volumes.

This field specifies the second part of a unique index for identifing a synchronous replication relationship between volumes.

This field specifies the iSCSI target name that is internally used for a syncronous replication volume.

EqualLogic-Persistent

An entry (row) containing configuration information for replicating an active volume to a standby

This field is used to indicate the status of this entry.

This field specifies the first part of a unique index for identifing a synchronous replication relationship between volumes.

This field specifies the second part of a unique index for identifing a synchronous replication relationship between volumes.

Indicates whether IO forwarding to the replication standby volume is allowed (false) or halted (true).

EqualLogic-Dynamic

An entry (row) containing peer volume information for synchronous volume replication. The first 2 indexes identify the volume, and the second 2 indexes identify the peer.

This field specifies the first part of a unique index for identifing the peer of the synchronous replication volume.

This field specifies the second part of a unique index for identifing the peer of the synchronous replication volume.

If non-zero, the value represents the PsvId of the peer of the synchronous replication volume.

EqualLogic-Dynamic

Synchronous replication status information

This field specifies whether the volume is in sync Enumeration: 'in-sync': 1, 'out-of-sync-due-to-snap-reserve-met': 4, 'out-of-sync-due-to-alt-pool-lost-blocks': 7, 'out-of-sync-due-to-member-offline': 5, 'out-of-sync-due-to-paused': 3, 'out-of-sync-due-to-no-pool-space-for-auto-grow': 6, 'out-of-sync': 2.

This field specifies whether unreplicated changes exist for this volume. Enumeration: 'unknown': 3, 'yes': 1, 'no': 2.

This field represents the amount of total changes since last in sync.

This field represents the amount of remaining changes which need to be replicated.

EqualLogic-Dynamic Sync Replication Virtual Volume Table. This table contains a list of sync replication virtual volumes in a group and their attributes.

An entry (row) containing sync replication virtual volume info.

This field specifies access rights for the volume. The volume can be either read-write or read-only. The default is read-write. Enumeration: 'read-write': 1, 'read-only': 2.

This field specifies if the volume is set to online or offline by the administrator. If a volume is offline, it cannot be accessed by iscsi initiators. Enumeration: 'offline': 2, 'online-lost-cached-blocks': 3, 'online': 1.

Specifies if the access from multiple initiators is allowed for the volume. Enumeration: 'not-allowed': 1, 'allowed': 0.

EqualLogic-Dynamic Sync Replication Virtual Volume Table. This table contains a list of sync replication virtual volumes in a group and their stats.

An entry (row) containing sync replication virtual volume stats.

This field specifies how many MB of space is reserved for snapshots of this volume. This is a dynamic value, it is not Administrator setable.

This field specifies how many MB of reserved space that is unused by the snapshots.

Indicates the number of snapshots that the system is maintaining on the specified volume

This field specifies the current operational status of the volume. Enumeration: 'available': 1, 'not-available': 2, 'not-available-due-to-syncrep': 9, 'not-available-due-to-thin-max-growth-met': 6, 'not-available-due-to-internal-error': 11, 'not-available-due-to-snap-reserve-met': 3, 'available-no-new-connections': 10, 'not-available-due-to-nospace-for-auto-grow': 7, 'not-available-due-to-lost-cached-blocks': 5, 'not-available-due-to-missing-pages': 8, 'not-available-due-to-members-offline': 4.

The value of this object represents number of active iscsi connections to this volume. It MUST match with the number of rows for this particular iscsiNode in iscsiConnectionAttributesTable.

The value of this object represents the actual materialized pages for this volume.

The value of this object represents the pages reserved for this volume.

The value of this object represents number of active iscsi connections to this volume, not counting EQL generated connections.

EqualLogic-Dynamic Sync Replication Virtual Volume Table. This table contains a list of sync replication virtual volumes in a group and their statistics.

An entry (row) containing sync replication virtual volume statistics.

The count of data octets that were transmitted by the local iSCSI node.

The count of data octets that were received by the local iSCSI node.

EqualLogic-Dynamic Sync Replication Virtual Volume Sync Repl Status Table. This table contains a list of sync replication virtual volumes in a group and their sync replication status.

An entry (row) containing sync replication virtual volume sync replication status.

This field specifies whether the volume is in sync. Enumeration: 'in-sync': 1, 'out-of-sync-due-to-snap-reserve-met': 4, 'out-of-sync-due-to-alt-pool-lost-blocks': 7, 'out-of-sync-due-to-member-offline': 5, 'out-of-sync-due-to-paused': 3, 'out-of-sync-due-to-no-pool-space-for-auto-grow': 6, 'out-of-sync': 2.

This field specifies whether unreplicated changes exist for this volume. Enumeration: 'unknown': 3, 'yes': 1, 'no': 2.

This field represents the amount of total changes since last in sync.

This field represents the amount of remaining changes which need to be replicated.

Equalogic-member local AFO state

An member local entry (row) containing a volume's AFO state for synchronous replication The first 4 indexes identify the volume with the lowest psvid, and the second 4 indexes identify the volume with the highest psvid.

This field specifies the sequence number for the record

This field specifies the current AFO state

This value represents the UUID of the Group lead that wrote this record

EqualLogic-Persistent This table maintains the list of pool configuration for each sync-repl collection.

An entry in the table.

This field is used indicate the status of this entry.

This field specifies the unique index of the pool serving as the active pool in a sync-replication collection

This fields defines the common place holder for sync-replication volume collection. The flags must be of type enable(1) or disable(0), and the default will always be disable(0). Bits: 'syncReplForceFailover': 1, 'flag26': 26, 'syncReplDiscardActiveChanges': 0, 'flag24': 24, 'flag25': 25, 'flag22': 22, 'flag23': 23, 'flag20': 20, 'flag21': 21, 'flag28': 28, 'flag29': 29, 'flag7': 7, 'flag6': 6, 'flag5': 5, 'flag4': 4, 'flag3': 3, 'flag2': 2, 'flag9': 9, 'flag8': 8, 'flag27': 27, 'flag31': 31, 'flag30': 30, 'flag19': 19, 'flag18': 18, 'flag17': 17, 'flag16': 16, 'flag15': 15, 'flag14': 14, 'flag13': 13, 'flag12': 12, 'flag11': 11, 'flag10': 10.

EqualLogic-Dynamic

Synchronous replication status information

This field specifies whether the collection is in sync Enumeration: 'in-sync': 1, 'out-of-sync': 2.

This field specifies whether unreplicated changes exist for this collection Enumeration: 'unknown': 3, 'yes': 1, 'no': 2.

This field represents the amount of total changes since last in sync for this collection

This field represents the amount of remaining changes which need to be replicated for this collection

EqualLogic-Dynamic Sync replication index volumes table. Provides relationships between sync replication indexes and all the volumes that are associated with that index.

An entry (row) containing volume information for synchronous replication access/alternate pairs. The first two parts of the index identify the sync repl index of the pair, and the second two parts of the index identify the volume.

If non-zero, the value represents the PsvId of the peer of the synchronous replication volume.

EqualLogic-Dynamic

An entry (row) containing volume-specific information used to set the identified Synchronous Replication volume offline.

This field is used to take the SyncActive volume offline. This field is read-write.

EqualLogic-Persistent

An entry (row) containing information about a volume at the time it was deleted, used to restore a deleted volume to its original state (on un-delete), or to purge volume permanently to create free space.

This field is used to indicate the status of this entry.

This field is the original name of the volume at the time it was deleted. A unique name is created for a deleted volume so that it does not collide with visible volumes. The volume is restored with this original name if possible.

This field specifies the volume type at the time it was deleted. Volumes are converted to thin provisioned when they are deleted in order to consume as little free space as possible. They are converted back to this type when they are restored. Enumeration: 'snapshot': 3, 'thin-provisioned': 2, 'classic': 1.

This bitfield contains volume modifiers or types that a volume originally had at the time it was deleted. Deleted volumes are converted to thin-provisioned while recoverable, these fields help to restore a volume to its original state. Bits: 'syncrep': 3, 'flag26': 26, 'flag27': 27, 'flag24': 24, 'flag25': 25, 'flag22': 22, 'recovery': 2, 'replicaset': 0, 'flag21': 21, 'flag28': 28, 'flag29': 29, 'flag7': 7, 'flag6': 6, 'template': 4, 'flag9': 9, 'flag8': 8, 'flag30': 30, 'failback': 1, 'flag23': 23, 'flag31': 31, 'flag20': 20, 'flag19': 19, 'flag18': 18, 'flag17': 17, 'flag16': 16, 'flag15': 15, 'flag14': 14, 'flag13': 13, 'flag12': 12, 'flag11': 11, 'flag10': 10, 'thinClone': 5.

This field specifies the deleted time for a volume. Time is represented as the time in seconds since 00:00:00 UTC, 1970-01-01. It is used to determine the oldest deleted volume when it is necessary to trim back volumes to create free space.

This field is the original thin warning percentage for the volume at the time it was deleted.

This field is the original thin max grow percentage for the volume at the time it was deleted.

EqualLogic-Persistent This table maintains the volume index of the volume in the active pool for a sync-repl volume.

An entry (row) containing active peer volume information for synchronous volume replication.

This field is used indicate the status of this entry.

This field specifies the first part of a unique index for identifing the active peer of the synchronous replication volume.

This field specifies the second part of a unique index for identifing the active peer of the synchronous replication volume.

This field defines the common place holder for sync-replication volume. The flags must be of type enable(1) or disable(0), and the default will always be disable(0). Bits: 'syncReplForceFailover': 1, 'flag26': 26, 'syncReplDiscardActiveChanges': 0, 'flag24': 24, 'flag25': 25, 'flag22': 22, 'flag23': 23, 'flag20': 20, 'flag21': 21, 'flag28': 28, 'flag29': 29, 'flag7': 7, 'flag6': 6, 'flag5': 5, 'flag4': 4, 'flag3': 3, 'flag2': 2, 'flag9': 9, 'flag8': 8, 'flag27': 27, 'flag31': 31, 'flag30': 30, 'flag19': 19, 'flag18': 18, 'flag17': 17, 'flag16': 16, 'flag15': 15, 'flag14': 14, 'flag13': 13, 'flag12': 12, 'flag11': 11, 'flag10': 10.

EqualLogic-Dynamic

An entry (row) containing active peer volume information for synchronous volume replication. The index identifies any peer, and the columns identify the active peer, or 0 if there is none.

This field specifies the first part of a unique index for identifing the active peer of the synchronous replication volume.

This field specifies the second part of a unique index for identifing the active peer of the synchronous replication volume.

EqualLogic-Persistent This table maintains the list of underlying sync-repl volumes and if they can be used as a sync-repl failback target.

An entry in the sync-repl failback table.

This field is used indicate the status of this table entry.

This field is used to indicate that this volume can be used as a failback target.

EqualLogic-Dynamic

An entry (row) containing pool-specific information used to set the identified Synchronous Replication pool offline.

This field is used to take the collection SyncActive pool offline. This field is read-write.

Equalogic-member local syncrep state

An member local entry (row) containing a volume's synchronous replication state The first 4 indexes identify the volume with the lowest psvid, and the second 4 indexes identify the volume with the highest psvid.

This field specifies the sequence number for the record

This field specifies the Sync Rep State for the volume

This value represents the UUID of the Group lead that wrote this record

EqualLogic-Dynamic

An entry (row) containing volume-specific information used to set the identified Synchronous Replication volume offline for a virtual volume.

This field is used to get the SyncActive offline status for the sync-rep volume pair represented by the virtual volume. This field is read-only, the value can only be set via the volume SyncActive offline table.

EqualLogic-Dynamic

An entry (row) containing pool-specific information used to read the identified Synchronous Replication pool offline.

This field is used to get the SyncActive offline status for the sync-rep collection represented by the virtual collection This field is read-only, the value can only be set via the volume SyncActive offline collection table.

EqualLogic-Dynamic

An entry (row) which uses the eqliscsiVolumeName secondary key to lookup a eqliscsiVolumeName.

This field is value of the RowStatus of the corresponding eqliscsiVolumeRowStatus volume

EqualLogic-Persistent Table Volume set table. This table stores information about Shared Volume Sets in the PS-Group

An entry (row) containing shared volume set information.

This field specifies a unique index for identifing shared volume set.

This field indicates whether the shared volume set is active or not.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field is for internal use only.

This field specifies, in bytes, the sector size all shared volumes in this shared volume set. Enumeration: 'sector-size-512-bytes': 0, 'sector-size-4096-bytes': 1.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY A pointer to the parent storage bucket that contains this shared volume set.

A pointer to the parent storage bucket that contains this shared volume set. Note this is a redundant field the StorageBucketUUID field stores the same information. But the UUID field will come out as soon we add the support so IOM can read this table through netmgtd.

This field specifies how the firmware will handle the bucket full condition. keep-online-fail-write-to-new-pages: Keep all the shared volumes in the shared volume set online, but fail all write to unallocated pages. make-svs-offline: Take all the shared volumes in the shared volume set offline. Enumeration: 'keep-online-fail-write-to-unallocated-pages': 0, 'make-svs-offline': 1.

EqualLogic-Persistent Table for storing shared volume set attributes that can frequently change.

An entry (row) containing status for shared volume the values in this table are user configurable.

This field specifies a unique index for identifying a shared volume.

This field is used indicate the status of this entry.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field is a unique universal identifier for this shared volume. This field is mostly for internal use only.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field specifies a user friendly name for the shared volume. The name must be unique within a group. The name must not contain spaces or special characters. The name can be up to 64 characters in length. There is no default.

This field specifies the volume size in MB. There is no default. Note: Volume size is round to a multiple of 15MB. All shared volumes are thin provisioned so this value represents the advertized size of the volume

This field specifies if the shared volume is set to online or offline by the administrator. If a volume is offline, it cannot be accessed by iscsi initiators.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field is only applicable to shared volumes that are created as snapshots. If snapshot shared volume, this field identifies the parent.

A pointer to the corresponding Shared Volume Set that contains this shared volume.

This field specifies a descriptive string that provides details about the volume. The description can be up to 128 characters. There is no default value.

This fields defines the common place holder for Volume operational flags. Bits: 'isVvol': 0.

This field specifies the secondary LUN id for the volume This is an auto-generated field for internal use only.

EqualLogic-Persistent Table for storing vmWare specific for virtual volume. Note all virtual volumes are implemented as shared volumes. This table stores information that is not used by the PS-Group and is only used by vmware.

An entry (row) containing information used by vmWare for this virtual volume. Note columns in this table are not used by PS-Group, for the most purpose they are opaque for the PS-Group. They only persist information relevant to vmWare

This field is used indicate the status of this entry.

This field specifies vmware virtual volume type.

This field specifies the time at which this snapshot was created Time is represented as the time in seconds since 00:00:00 UTC, 1970-01-01. It is meant to be used by the VASA provider to cleanup all the in-progress snapshots that were never completed by VMware

EqualLogic-Dynamic Storage Volume Table. This table contains a list of volumes in a group and their stats.

An entry (row) containing volume stats.

The value of this object represents the actual materialized pages for this volume.

This field represents the number of pages the volume shares with other shared volumes.

This field specifies the current operational status of the shared volume. Enumeration: 'available': 1, 'not-available': 2, 'not-available-due-to-thin-max-growth-met': 5, 'not-available-due-to-internal-error': 9, 'not-available-due-to-nospace-for-auto-grow': 7, 'not-available-due-to-lost-cached-blocks': 4, 'not-available-due-to-missing-pages': 8, 'not-available-due-to-members-offline': 3.

EqualLogic-Dynamic VVol Table. This table is a Dyn table used by clients only to CREATE or DELETE VVol entries. The information contained in this table corresponds to fields present in the eqliscsiVolumeTable and the eqlVVolTable. A successful CREATE on this table will result in CREATION of rows in eqliscsiVolumeTable and eqlVVolTable. A successful DELETE on this table will result in DELETION of rows in eqliscsiVolumeTable and eqlVVolTable. TimeoutCreate:60

An entry (row) containing the Dyn VVol Information.

This field indicates whether the VVol row is ACTIVE or not.

This field specifies a user friendly name for a VVol. The name must be unique within a group. The name must not contain spaces or special characters. The name can be up to 64 characters in length. There is no default.

This field specifies the VVol size in MB. There is no default. Note: VVol size is round to a multiple of 15MB.

This field contains the index of the container to place this VVol in.

This field specifies a descriptive string that provides details about the volume. The description can be up to 128 characters. There is no default value.

This field specifies how this virtual volume was created.

Only applicable if vvol was created as a snapshot or a fast-clone. Gives information about the parent VVol.

This field stores the type of the VVol.

Truth value only applicable on VVol create request, used to indicate if the new VVol to create is a derived VVol.

Only applicable when creating new vvols and if Dervied is true, indicates how the new VVol should be derived from the parent VVol Enumeration: 'fast-clone': 3, 'clone': 4, 'snapshot': 2.

Only applicable when creating new vvols and if isDerived is true, contains the index of the volume to derive from.

This field specifies the snapshot status if the virtual volume, is a snapshot of another volume.

This is read-only field, it stores the unique universal identifier for this Virtual volume.

EqualLogic-Dynamic shared volume rollback table. This table is a dynamic table used by clients rollback a shared volume to a snapshot shared volume.

An entry (row) containing the dynamic VVol Information.

This field is used indicate the status of this entry.

This field identifes the destination of the rollback.

This field identifes the destination of the rollback.

EqualLogic-Dynamic shared volume bind unbind table This write-only table is a dynamic table used by clients to bind a shared volume to a host.

An entry (row) containing the dynamic VVol Information.

This field is used indicate the status of this entry.

This field identifes the bind/unbind operation Enumeration: 'bind': 1, 'unbind': 2.

This field identifes the host/access group to bind this shared volume to.

This field identifes the bind/unbind augemented operation. 0,1 are used to make sure the ACL fields are updated/created. Option 2 make it so that we DO NOT cleanup ACL's. This would be used for member down status Enumeration: 'updateAccess': 1, 'update': 0, 'doNotUpdateAccess': 2.

EqualLogic-Persistent Table for storing metadata of shared volumes.

Each entry represents a key-value pair combination for a shared volume. Each shared volume may have several key-value properties in which case a shared volume will be represented by more than one entry where each entry is a specific key-value pair (metadata).

This field is used to indicate the status of the shared volume metadata entry.

This field specifies a unique index for identifying the shared volume metadata.

Key represents the metadata field name. The maximum supported length of this field including the NULL character is 65.

This field represents the value of the metadata field. The maximum supported length of this field including the NULL character is 255.

EqualLogic-Persistent Table for storing virtual volumes that represent prepped snapshots. Note this is a transient state, VMWare creates snapshots in 2 steps 1) prepareToSnapshotVirtualVolume 2) snapshotVirtualVolume This table stages all the VVOLS all the Virtual volumes that were created as a result of the 1st step. Once the 2nd step is executed these virtual volumes will transition into being real Shared Volumes on the equallogic PS-Group. Entries in this table use the same index as the shared volume table, because VMware requires that PS-Group generate the volume identifier in step 1 and it will use this identifier for all forthcoming operations to this volume. Entries in this table will have a corressponding entry in the VmwareVirtualTable this table keeps track of the VVOL Type (config, data, swap)

An entry (row) containing status for shared volume the values in this table are user configurable.

This field is used indicate the status of this entry.

This field is a unique universal identifier for this shared volume. This field is mostly for internal use only.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field specifies a user friendly name for the shared volume. The name must be unique within a group. The name must not contain spaces or special characters. The name can be up to 64 characters in length. There is no default.

This field specifies the volume size in MB. There is no default. Note: Volume size is round to a multiple of 15MB. All shared volumes are thin provisioned so this value represents the advertized size of the volume

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY This field is only applicable to shared volumes that are created as snapshots. If snapshot shared volume, this field identifies the parent.

This field contains the index of the bucket that contains this prepped snapshot.

This field specifies a descriptive string that provides details about the volume. The description can be up to 128 characters. There is no default value.

EqualLogic-Dynamic shared volume difference table This write-only table is a dynamic table used by clients to perform a difference between 2 volumes

An entry (row) containing the dynamic row. The Index will be the VVol

This field is used indicate the status of this entry.

This field specifies the base shared volume index associated with the shared volume.

This field identifes the type of diff ooperation Enumeration: 'allocatedBitMap': 2, 'unsharedChunks': 3, 'unSharedBitMap': 1.

This value represents the starting segment for the diff operation

This value represents the segments size being requested.

This value represents the size of the Chunk entry for the bit map or other calculation

EqualLogic-Persistent This table defines volume specific compression paramters.

An entry in the volume compression configuration table.

This field is used indicate the status of this table entry.

Specify how this volume's snapshots should be compressed. Enumeration: 'always': 1, 'never': 3, 'automatic': 0, 'user-defined': 2.

The value of this object represents how long to wait prior to marking a snapshot as eligible for compression. Current default is 24 hours. Only used when eqliscsiVolumeCompressionConfigurationPolicy is set to user-defined.

EqualLogic-Dynamic. This table exposes the vvol as number of chunks.

Information related to each chunk.

This value represents index of the chunk.

This value represents the size of a segment. This is passed in to the row create of the eqlDynamicSharedVolumeDiffChunkTable

This value represents the size of the chunk expressed as number of segments.

This value represents a bit mask of modified segments in the given chunk.

EqualLogic-Persistent Table for storing metadata of volumes.

Each entry represents a key-value pair combination for a volume. Each volume may have several key-value properties in which case a volume will be represented by more than one entry where each entry is a specific key-value pair (metadata).

This field is used to indicate the status of the volume metadata entry.

This field specifies a unique index for identifying the volume metadata.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY Key represents the metadata field name. The maximum supported length of this field including the NULL character is 65.

This field represents the value of the metadata field. The maximum supported length of this field including the NULL character is 255.

EqualLogic-Persistent Table for storing metadata of snapshots.

Each entry represents a key-value pair combination for a snapshot. Each snapshot may have several key-value properties in which case a snapshot will be represented by more than one entry where each entry is a specific key-value pair (metadata).

This field is used to indicate the status of the snapshot metadata entry.

This field specifies a unique index for identifying the snapshot metadata.

EQL-SECONDARY-KEY Key represents the metadata field name. The maximum supported length of this field including the NULL character is 65.

This field represents the value of the metadata field. The maximum supported length of this field including the NULL character is 255.

Equalogic-member local AFO tiebreaker

An member local entry (row) containing a volume's AFO tiebreaker for synchronous replication The first 4 indexes identify the volume with the lowest psvid, and the second 4 indexes identify the volume with the highest psvid.

This field specifies the sequence number for the record

This value represents the UUID of the Tiebreaker

This value represents the UUID of the Group lead that wrote this record

EqualLogic-Dynamic Storage SharedVolume Table. This table contains a list of volumes in a group and their statistics.

An entry (row) containing volume statistics.

The count of Command PDUs transferred to this volume.

The count of Response PDUs transferred to this volume.

The count of data octets that were transmitted by the local iSCSI node.

The count of data octets that were received by the local iSCSI node.

No of sessions that were established and closed so far to this volume.

The accumulative latency in milli seconds for read operations on this volume.

The accumulative latency in milli seconds for write operations on this volume.

The number of read operations on this volume.

The number of write operations on this volume.

The average latency in milli seconds for read operations on this volume.

The average latency in milli seconds for write operations on this volume.

The number of iscsi read/write commands received for operations on this volume. This object is a 64-bit version of eqliscsiSharedVolumeStatsIscsiReadWriteCmdsReceived.

A 64-bit counter that is incremented by the current number of outstanding iSCSI IO operations each time an iSCSI IO is received by the target. The iSCSI IO operations include both reads and writes. This counter when divided by the total number of iSCSI IO operations provides the average queue depth. This object is a 64 bit version of eqliscsiSharedVolumeStatsIscsiReadWriteCmdsCompleted.

A 64-bit counter that is incremented by the number of mis-aligned I/O operations performed on a volume TODO - beef this up!!!!!

EqualLogic-Dynamic iscsi Node Table: maintains a mapping of the iscsi Node indeces back to the eql private volume and snapshot Mibs

An entry containing the aformentioned mapping. The value of eqliscsiSnapshotIndex will be zero (0) for those nodes that represent volumes rather than snapshots.

The node index of the iSCSI target node. This will correspond to a value of iscsiNodeIndex, eqliscsiVOlumeNodeIndex, or eqliscsiSnapshotIndex. The indeces are allocated such that even values of this object repesent snapshots and odd values represent volumes.

EqualLogic-Dynamic A number which uniquely identifies this instance of the Equallogic SNMP agent within the group. This number will the same as the corresponding MemberIndex for this array in the eqlMemberTable.

This field specifies a unique index for identifing a volume in the eqliscsiVolumeTable. An instance here will reflect a specific instance in the eqliscsiVolumeTable and/or eqliscsiSnapshotTable.

This field specifies a unique index which identifies a volume SnapShot. in the eqliscsiSnapshotTable. If the conceptiual row in this table does NOT reflect a snapshot, this instance of the variable will be set to zero (0).