Infortrend RAID Controller Manual

NOTE:
• The names and values in the NT registry are case sensitive.
13.2.4 How to Configure the SNMP Trap
1. In order to let the SNMP trap working properly, the
"RAIDCOMM.INI" file must be copied in the system root directory
(\WINNT).
2. The Descriptions of Contents of the "RAIDCOMM.INI"
Examples:
[TRAP]
PERIOD=30
SEVERITY=0
Comments:
A There should be a section of "trap". The values of “PERIOD”
specify the minimum interval of sequential traps. It is in seconds.
For example, as above, it is 30 seconds.
B The value of "Severity " is a filter to mask the traps that is less than
its value. The value of "Severity" is considered when the value of
"PERIOD" is positive.
C The SNMP agent communicates to the RAID controller through inband
SCSI by default. To change the communication route to RS-
232C, please refer to the next paragraph.
D While the Text RAID Manager is running and communicates to
the RAID controller through the in-band SCSI, the SNMP traps
will not be able to send. It is a must to exit the Text RAID Manager
in order to send the SNMP trap properly.
E While the Text RAID Manager is running locally, the remote
SNMP connection (GUI via SNMP) cannot be established. It is a
must to exit the local Text RAID Manager in order to perform
remote administration via SNMP.
3. The SNMP agent communicates to the RAID controller through inband
SCSI by default. To change the communication route to RS-
232C, please add:
[RAID0]
CONNECT=COM1
BAUDRATE=9600
Comments:
A Without this section, the SNMP agent will try to communicate
with the RAID controller by the default route - in-band SCSI.
B The "[RAID0]" refers to the first RAID controller connected. If
more than one controller are connected, the second RAID
controller should have another section titled "[RAID1]".
In-band Text RAID Manager and SNMP Agent Installation 13-5