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Management Packs for Extended SNMP Monitoring with System Center Operations Manager 2007, R2
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Contents
xSNMP Suite Overview.............................................................................................................................. 6
License................................................................................................................................................... 6
Deployment........................................................................................................................................... 6
Upgrading .............................................................................................................................................. 7
Scalability and Sizing ............................................................................................................................. 7
Utilizing Agent Proxy Systems for Monitoring ...................................................................................... 7
More Info .............................................................................................................................................. 8
Notices .................................................................................................................................................. 8
xSNMP Management Pack ........................................................................................................................ 9
Overview ............................................................................................................................................... 9
Discovering Monitored Objects ............................................................................................................ 9
Enabling Monitoring for Network Interfaces ........................................................................................ 9
Overriding Network Interface Speed .................................................................................................. 10
Classes and Groups ............................................................................................................................. 10
Monitors.............................................................................................................................................. 10
Rules .................................................................................................................................................... 12
Additional Notes ................................................................................................................................. 13
Known Issues....................................................................................................................................... 14
xSNMP Overrides Management Pack ..................................................................................................... 15
Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 15
Pre-defined Groups ............................................................................................................................. 15
Deploying and Upgrading.................................................................................................................... 15
Using the xSNMP Overrides MP Groups ............................................................................................. 15
xSNMP for APC Management Pack ......................................................................................................... 18
Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 18
Discovering Monitored Objects .......................................................................................................... 18
Monitors.............................................................................................................................................. 18
Rules .................................................................................................................................................... 21
xSNMP for APC NetBotz Management Pack ........................................................................................... 24
Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 24
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Monitors.............................................................................................................................................. 25
Rules .................................................................................................................................................... 26
xSNMP for Brocade Management Pack .................................................................................................. 28
Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 28
Monitors.............................................................................................................................................. 28
Rules .................................................................................................................................................... 29
xSNMP for Cisco Management Pack ....................................................................................................... 30
Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 30
Monitors.............................................................................................................................................. 31
Rules .................................................................................................................................................... 33
xSNMP for Check Point Secure Platform Management Pack ................................................................. 34
Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 34
Monitors.............................................................................................................................................. 34
Rules .................................................................................................................................................... 35
xSNMP for Data Domain Management Pack .......................................................................................... 36
Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 36
Monitors.............................................................................................................................................. 36
Rules .................................................................................................................................................... 38
Console Tasks ...................................................................................................................................... 39
xSNMP for Dell PowerEdge Management Pack ...................................................................................... 40
Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 40
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Monitors.............................................................................................................................................. 41
Rules .................................................................................................................................................... 44
xSNMP for HP ProCurve Management Pack ........................................................................................... 45
Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 45
Monitors.............................................................................................................................................. 45
Rules .................................................................................................................................................... 46
xSNMP for HP Proliant Management Pack ............................................................................................. 47
Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 47
Monitors.............................................................................................................................................. 47
Console Tasks ...................................................................................................................................... 49
xSNMP for IBM AIX Management Pack .................................................................................................. 50
Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 50
Monitors.............................................................................................................................................. 50
Rules .................................................................................................................................................... 51
xSNMP for Juniper Networks Management Pack ................................................................................... 52
Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 52
Monitors.............................................................................................................................................. 53
Rules .................................................................................................................................................... 54
xSNMP for Juniper-NetScreen Management Pack ................................................................................. 56
Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 56
Monitors.............................................................................................................................................. 56
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Rules .................................................................................................................................................... 58
xSNMP for NetApp Management Pack ................................................................................................... 59
Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 59
Monitors.............................................................................................................................................. 60
Rules .................................................................................................................................................... 63
xSNMP for Net-SNMP Management Pack .............................................................................................. 64
Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 64
Monitors.............................................................................................................................................. 65
Rules .................................................................................................................................................... 67
xSNMP for SonicWALL Management Pack ............................................................................................. 68
Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 68
Monitors.............................................................................................................................................. 68
Rules .................................................................................................................................................... 69
xSNMP for Sun Hardware Management Pack ........................................................................................ 70
Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 70
Monitors.............................................................................................................................................. 71
Rules .................................................................................................................................................... 73
xSNMP Syslog Management Pack ........................................................................................................... 74
Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 74
Rules .................................................................................................................................................... 74
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xSNMP Suite Overview
The xSNMP Management Pack Suite implements a broad spectrum of SNMP-based monitoring in
Operations Manager 2007 R2 environments. The management packs have been designed to be flexible,
modular and extensible, with additional management packs to extend functionality currently planned.
The core of the management pack suite is the xSNMP Management Pack, which implements a set of
base classes, reusable data sources, and universal SNMP device and interface monitoring (RFC-
1213/SNMPv2 MIB, IF-MIB, EtherLike-MIB) for any SNMP device known to Operations Manager. The
remaining management packs extend the functionality of the xSNMP Management Pack by adding
vendor or device-specific SNMP monitoring. An unsealed overrides management pack (xSNMP
Overrides MP) implements a set of pre-configured groups and overrides to control the monitoring of
network interfaces.
License
These management packs are licensed with the GNU general public license:
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as
published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty
of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see
<http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
If you plan to redistribute the management packs in modified or unmodified form, please become
familiar with the terms of the license prior to any redistribution.
Deployment
 The xSNMP Management Pack is referenced by all of the other management packs and must be
imported before or with any of the other xSNMP Management Packs.
 PowerShell is required on any Gateway or Agent Proxy that will discover or monitor SNMP
Network Devices monitored by the xSNMP Management Packs. If PowerShell is not installed,
Operations Manager will alert on this condition and object discoveries and monitoring will not
be successful.
 If a large number of SNMP devices are to be monitored, a phased deployment is recommended
in order to limit initial discovery activity and assess performance impact to management servers
and/or agent proxy systems. The deployment can be phased by importing only the xSNMP and
xSNMP Overrides Management Packs first, as well as by overriding the Discover xSNMP Device
rule to set a filter to target devices with specific enterprise numbers, or even disabling discovery
completely and enabling for specific devices with overrides.
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Upgrading
Upgrading from version 1.1.0 to version 1.1.1 is fully supported and requires only importing the version
1.1.1 xSNMP Management Pack as well as any additional required dependent management packs.
Upgrading from version 1.0.8 is not supported. To upgrade from version 1.0.8, download the version
1.1.0 zip archive and follow the documented upgrade instructions in that version.
If upgrading, do not import the provided xSNMP Overrides Management Pack. This is an unsealed
management pack, and importing a new version would overwrite any customizations stored in the
current xSNMP Overrides Management Pack.
Scalability and Sizing
Much attention has been paid to the scalability and performance of the monitoring and discovery
implementation of the xSNMP Management Packs, but some general guidelines should be considered:
 If possible, SNMP Network Devices to be monitored with the xSNMP Management Packs should
be watched by management servers or agent proxies other than the RMS, particularly if a high
number of devices and objects (such as interfaces) are to be monitored. Agent proxy systems
are a good way to distribute the resource utilization involved in monitoring a high number of
SNMP objects (be sure PowerShell is installed on the agent proxy systems).
 A dedicated agent proxy should be able to effectively monitor between 1500-3000 monitored
objects (devices, interfaces, chassis objects, volumes, etc).
 Only objects required to be monitored should be discovered and monitored. This particularly
applies to Network Interface objects, which can be numerous when monitoring switches. The
discovery of network interface objects can be filtered by the interface index value to discover
only specified interfaces. Additionally, preconfigured groups and overrides are included in the
xSNMP Overrides MP to control monitoring for interfaces.
Utilizing Agent Proxy Systems for Monitoring
 Confirm that PowerShell v1 is installed on the agent proxy.

 When agent proxy systems are used for SNMP monitoring, the thresholds for the Health Service
Private Bytes and Health Service Handle count should be overridden. The default values for
agent systems are too low when the agent is proxying SNMP requests and will cause the
HealthService to be restarted every 10 minutes, affecting functionality of the SNMP monitoring.
To override these values, identify the monitors named: Health Service Handle Count Threshold
and Health Service Private Bytes Threshold. The path to these monitors in the Health Explorer
view is: Health Service/Performance/Health Service Performance/Health Service State. A good
starting point for the threshold values would be the default values used for management
servers: 10000 for the handle count and 1600MB for the private bytes (1677721600 bytes).
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 If a large number of objects are monitored by an agent proxy system, the maximum size of the
Health Store Version Store may need to be increased (as evidenced by Event ID 623 events in
the Operations Manager Event logs). The size can be increased by setting the registry value:
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\HealthService\ParametersPersistence Version Store
Maximum registry value and restarting the System Center Management Service.
 Discover SNMP Network Devices as normal with the Discovery Wizard.
 In the Operations Console Administration pane, locate the system(s) to be used as an agent
proxy under the Device Management\ Agent Managed listing. Right click the agent system and
choose "Properties." Check the box to "Allow this agent to act as a proxy..." under the Security
tab and click OK.
 For each SNMP Network Device to be assigned to the agent proxy system, locate the device in
the Device Management\Network Devices section of the Operations Console Administration
pane. Right click on the device, select Change Proxy Agent, and assign the device to the desired
agent.
More Info
These management packs are provided As-Is. Bug reports and inquires may be sent to
opquad@live.com. More information on these management packs and all future updates can be found
at www.manage-X.net.
Notices
All trademarks, both marked and unmarked, are property of their respective owners.
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xSNMP Management Pack
Overview
The xSNMP Management Pack is the base management pack of the xSNMP suite and is referenced by
each of the other management packs. The xSNMP Management Pack discovers SNMP Network Devices
known to the Operations Manager management group and implements monitoring of the device and
network interface objects.
Discovering Monitored Objects
Prior to discovery as xSNMP monitored objects, SNMP devices must be discovered in the Operations
Manager Management Group as SNMP Network Devices.
 Filtering device discovery

The discovery of devices to be monitored by the xSNMP Management Packs can be filtered by
the vendor’s enterprise number portion the device’s OID. This filtering is implemented by
overriding the “OIDFilter” parameter of the discovery named “Discover xSNMP Device.” The
default value: (.+) will discover all devices. To filter by an enterprise id, replace this with a list of
enterprise id’s separated by a | (pipe) character. For example, to discover only Cisco devices,
override this value with: (9). To discover only Cisco, Windows, and Net-SNMP devices, override
this value with: (9|311|8072).
 Filtering interface discovery
Network interface discovery can be filtered by the interface’s index and/or by the interface's
type, both as listed in the RFC-1213 ifTable.. To filter interface discovery for a device or group
of devices by ifIndex, override the parameter named “IndexFilter” for the object discovery
named “Discover xSNMP Network Interface.” The default value of (.+) will discover all
interfaces. To filter by interface index, replace this value with a list of the indexes to be
discovered separated by a | (pipe) character. For example, to discovery only interface 1,
override this value with: (1). To discover interfaces 1, 2, 5, 10, 1001, override this value with:
(1|2|5|10|1001). Similarly, to filter interface discovery to exclude certain interface types, the
discovery parameter named: ExcludeTypes. This property also excepts a RegEx style filter for
excluding particular interface types. The default value of (24|1) excludes types of "other" and
"softwareLoopback." To include all interface types, a value of 99999 can be set.
Enabling Monitoring for Network Interfaces
By default, monitoring and performance data collection is disabled for all network interface objects. The
xSNMP Overrides Management Pack contains a set of groups and overrides to easily control the
monitoring for network interfaces. To enable monitoring and data collection for other network
interfaces, the interfaces should be added to one of the groups created by this management pack.
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Group members can be added explicitly, or defined with dynamic membership rules. For more
information, reference the documentation section for the xSNMP Overrides Management Pack.
Overriding Network Interface Speed
The speed of a network interface is used in the calculation of utilization values for both data collection
and alerting. Three speed properties are defined for xSNMP Network Interface objects: Speed,
SpeedMb, and Speed Override. The Speed property is in bits per second and is discovered from the
ifTable of the RFC-1213 MIB. The SpeedMb property is in Mbits per second and is discovered from the
ifHighSpeed property in the ifXTable of the IF-MIB. If an interface speed is greater than 1Gb/s, only the
SpeedMb property will be used in the calculation of interface utilization due to limitations in the 32bit
integer size of the ifTable ifSpeed property.
In some cases, the actual speed of an interface is not a good representation of the true bandwidth of the
interface. For example, if a gigabit switch port is connected to an ISP-provided T1 uplink, the actual
interface speed is 1Gb/s, but for monitoring purposes, utilization may need to be calculated for the
interface using the 1.54 Mb/s T1 speed. For these cases, a separate discovery named: " Discover
xSNMP Network Interface Speed Override Property" is provided to manually set the Speed Override
property value. To use this override, it must be enabled for an interface (or group of interfaces) with
the InterfaceSpeedInBits override property set to the desired speed value for the interface. Once the
discovery has populated with the interface's Speed Override property with the manually-set value, it will
be automatically used in interface utilization calculations.
Classes and Groups
Classes
 xSNMP Device
o xSNMP Network Interfaces
 xSNMP Network Interface
Groups
 xSNMP Devices
 xSNMP Serial Interfaces
 xSNMP Ethernet Interfaces
 xSNMP Network Interfaces - 64Bit Counter Support
Monitors
xSNMP Network Interface
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 xSNMP Network Interface Status (Aggregate)
Aggregate monitor for operational status of a Network Interface object. Generates an alert if
the interface status is down as determined by an SNMP poll or SNMP trap.
 xSNMP Network Interface Status (SNMP Poll)
Monitors the operational status of a network interface with an SNMP poll. This monitor will
detect interfaces as down only if the operational status is down, the administrative status is up,
and the interface last change time (sysUpTime at the time of last change) is greater than 0. The
interface last change time will be 0 if the interface has not changed state since the last device
reboot, so interfaces that have been operationally down since the last device reboot will not
generate alerts. This monitor is disabled by default. Groups in the xSNMP Overrides MP can be
used to enable it for specific interfaces.
 xSNMP Network Interface Status (SNMP Trap)
Listens for LinkUp and LinkDown SNMP traps and adjusts interface health accordingly. This
monitor is disabled by default. Groups in the xSNMP Overrides MP can be used to enable it for
specific interfaces.
 xSNMP Network Interface Percent Utilization
Monitors the percent utilization (maximum of inbound and outbound) and alerts if the
utilization surpasses the defined threshold. Utilization is calculated from the interface in and
out octet values and interface speed. If the interface is discovered to support 64Bit counters,
64Bit IF octet counters will be enabled automatically through overrides. For interfaces with a
speed of 1Gb or higher, the ifHighSpeed (as opposed to ifSpeed) value will be used for this
calculation. This monitor is disabled by default. Groups in the xSNMP Overrides MP can be used
to enable it for specific interfaces.
 xSNMP Network Interface FCS Errors
Monitors the increase in Network Interface FCS errors over two polling cycles (NumSamples
parameter) and alerts if the threshold is surpassed. FCS errors may indicate an auto-
negotiation speed/duplex mismatch. This monitor is disabled by default. Groups in the xSNMP
Overrides MP can be used to enable it for specific interfaces.
 xSNMP Network Interface In Errors
Monitors the increase in Network Interface In errors over two polling cycles (NumSamples
parameter) and alerts if the threshold is surpassed. This monitor is disabled by default. Groups
in the xSNMP Overrides MP can be used to enable it for specific interfaces.
 xSNMP Network Interface Late Collision Errors
Monitors the increase in Network Interface Late Collision errors over two polling cycles
(NumSamples parameter) and alerts if the threshold is surpassed. Late Collision errors may
indicate an auto-negotiation speed/duplex mismatch. This monitor is disabled by default.
Groups in the xSNMP Overrides MP can be used to enable it for specific interfaces.
 xSNMP Network Interface Out Errors
Monitors the increase in Network Interface Out errors over two polling cycles (NumSamples
parameter) and alerts if the threshold is surpassed. This monitor is disabled by default. Groups
in the xSNMP Overrides MP can be used to enable it for specific interfaces.
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Rules
 Purge xSNMP Temporary Monitoring Files

Rule that purges temporary XML files used by the xSNMP MPs if they have not been modified in
24 hours.
 Alert on xSNMP Device Reboot (SNMP Trap)
Rule that generates an alert when an xSNMP device reboots, as indicated by a ColdStart or
WarmStart SNMP Trap.
 Alert on xSNMP Device Reboot
Rule that generates an alert when an xSNMP device reboots, determined when the SysUpTime
is less than 90000 milliseconds. An alert will be generated if the SNMP subsystem restarts or
the SysUpTime counter rolls over.
 Collect xSNMP Network Interface Out Utilization
Performance collection rule for the percentage of outbound utilization of a network interface.
Utilization is calculated from the interface in and out octet values and interface speed. If the
interface is discovered to support 64Bit counters, 64Bit IF octet counters will be enabled
automatically through overrides. This rule is disabled by default. Groups in the xSNMP
 Collect xSNMP Network Interface In Megabytes
Performance collection rule for the raw inbound megabytes of a network interface in a polling
cycle. If the interface is discovered to support 64Bit counters, 64Bit IF octet counters will be
enabled automatically through overrides. This rule is disabled by default. Groups in the xSNMP
 Collect xSNMP Network Interface In Utilization
Performance collection rule for the percentage of inbound utilization of a network interface.
Utilization is calculated from the interface in and out octet values and interface speed. If the
interface is discovered to support 64Bit counters, 64Bit IF octet counters will be enabled
automatically through overrides. For interfaces with a speed of 1Gb or higher, the ifHighSpeed
(as opposed to ifSpeed) value will be used for this calculation. This rule is disabled by default.
Groups in the xSNMP Overrides MP can be used to enable it for specific interfaces.
 Collect xSNMP Network Interface Out Megabytes
Performance collection rule for the raw outbound megabytes of a network interface in a polling
cycle. If the interface is discovered to support 64Bit counters, 64Bit IF octet counters will be
 Collect xSNMP Network Interface Out Throughput (Mb)
Performance collection rule for the current outbound throughput of a network interface, in
Mbit. If the interface is discovered to support 64Bit counters, 64Bit IF octet counters will be
 Collect xSNMP Interface Outbound Errors
Performance collection rule for the count of outbound errors on network interfaces. This rule is
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disabled by default. Groups in the xSNMP Overrides MP can be used to enable it for specific
interfaces.
 Collect xSNMP Network Interface In Throughput (Mb)
Performance collection rule for the current inbound throughput of a network interface, in Mbit.
If the interface is discovered to support 64Bit counters, 64Bit IF octet counters will be enabled
automatically through overrides. This rule is disabled by default. Groups in the xSNMP Overrides
MP can be used to enable it for specific interfaces.
 Collect xSNMP Interface Inbound Errors
Performance collection rule for the count of inbound errors on network interfaces. This rule is
interfaces.
 Collect xSNMP Ethernet Interface Late Collisions
Performance collection rule for the count of Late Collision errors on Ethernet interfaces. This
rule is disabled by default. Groups in the xSNMP Overrides MP can be used to enable it for
specific interfaces.
 Collect xSNMP Ethernet Interface FCS Errors
Performance collection rule for the count of FCS errors on Ethernet interfaces. This rule is
interfaces.
Additional Notes
 Overriding Interface Polling Intervals

The polling intervals for interface statistics monitors and rules (e.g. Percent Utilization) and
interface errors monitors and rules (e.g. In/Out errors) can be set for a device by overriding the
parameters named: IFStatPollInterval and IFErrorPollInterval of the discovery named “Discover
xSNMP Device.” These parameters accept an interval value in seconds and are used by both
monitors and rules for interface statistics and interface errors. The value of these parameters
must be greater than zero and should ideally be between 300 – 900 (5 minutes to 15 minutes)
for optimal performance.
 64Bit Interface Counters
The xSNMP Management Pack includes logic to discover support for 64 bit interface statistics
counters in the IF-MIB. If an interface is discovered to support 64 bit counters, they will be
enabled through the use of built-in overrides that update the object identifiers utilized in the
throughput and utilization rules and monitor.
 SNMP Version 1 Devices
In general, the xSNMP suite supports SNMP version 1 devices that are discovered as such in the
Operations Manager Network Device Discovery process. Monitoring of SNMP v1 devices will
not function for those monitors and rules that depend on SNMP objects not implemented in
SNMP version 1, such as 64 bit interface counters (IF-MIB), and interface error counters from
the EtherLike-MIB.
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Known Issues
 GUI Properties for the "xSNMP Network Interface Status (SNMP Poll)" Monitor
The System Center Operations Manager 2007 Operations Console GUI will throw an error when
viewing the monitor properties of the monitor named: xSNMP Network Interface Status (SNMP
Poll). The Operations Console GUI cannot properly handle SNMP trap monitors that are
targeted to classes that are not derived from the Microsoft.SystemCenter.NetworkDevice base
class. This particular monitor is targeted to xSNMP Network Interface objects, which have a
nested hosting relationship to the Network Device object (xSNMP Device). This monitor must
be targeted to the interface object in order to accurately maintain health state for the interface,
and it's properties can be viewed in the Authoring Console, but not the Operations Console.
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xSNMP Overrides Management Pack
Overview
The xSNMP Overrides Management Pack is an unsealed management pack to be used for storage of
overrides for xSNMP objects as well as to provide a set of groups to control network interface
monitoring.
Pre-defined Groups
 xSNMP Network Interfaces - Status Monitoring Only

xSNMP Network Interfaces that are members of this group will be enabled for interface status
monitoring and alerting.
 xSNMP Network Interfaces - Fully Monitored: Alerting and Performance Data
xSNMP Network Interfaces that are members of this group will be enabled for performance data
collection (utilization and errors) as well as status, utilization, and error alerting.
 xSNMP Network Interfaces - Collect Performance Data Only
xSNMP Network Interfaces that are members of this group will be enabled for performance data
collection (utilization and errors).
 xSNMP Network Interfaces - All Monitoring Disabled
xSNMP Network Interface objects that are members of this group will have all interface
monitoring disabled.
Deploying and Upgrading
Because the xSNMP Overrides group has to be unsealed to allow modification of the groups and
overrides, care should be taken when upgrading to any future releases of the xSNMP Management Pack
suite. Importing an unsealed management pack will overwrite any currently installed management
pack with the same id. The xSNMP Overrides MP should be routinely exported and backed up on an
automated basis in order to preserve customizations.
Using the xSNMP Overrides MP Groups
The four pre-defined groups in the xSNMP Overrides Management Pack can be populated with explicitly
added objects, or dynamic rules can be created to populate the groups with objects. To edit the groups,
access the Groups tab in the Authoring pane of the System Center Operations Console. For each of the
group, members should be of the xSNMP Network Interface class. The xSNMP Network Interfaces –
Fully Monitored: Alerting and Performance Data is preconfigured with the xSNMP Serial Interfaces group
added as an explicit member, to enable monitoring of discovered serial interfaces by default.
For example, to add all Ethernet interfaces with an administrative status of up, and a physical
connection present to one of the groups, a dynamic inclusion rule can be created like:
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The xSNMP Network Interfaces – Fully Monitored: Alerting and Performance group is preconfigured
with a rule to include serial interfaces (determined from the interface type property). The first rule
(Type = 0) is a place holder for customized configuration.
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A few notes on the use of dynamic inclusion rules to populate these groups:
 With the use of “OR” groups, multiple rules can be configured for groups
 Properties such as Interface Description, Interface Alias, and Type are good targets for rules to
identify interfaces for monitoring.
 As an alternative to or in combination with “OR” groups, RegEx match filters can be used to
create rules that accept multiple values. For example, entering: .*(Ethernet|Serial|Port-
Channel).* as a RegEx match filter on the Interface description would match any interface with
the strings: Ethernet, Serial, or Port-Channel in the description property. Note: RegEx matches
are case-sensitive.
 Subgroups can be explicitly added to these interface override groups, so groups can be created
with different rules, and added to one of the pre-configured groups as a sub-group.
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xSNMP for APC Management Pack
Overview
The xSNMP for APC Management Pack extends SNMP monitoring to American Power Conversion SNMP
devices, including UPS, Rackmount PDU, Automatic Transfer Switch, and Environmental Monitor
devices.
APC devices to be monitored with this management pack must be discovered as SNMP Network Devices
in Operations Manager and discovered as xSNMP Devices by the xSNMP Management Pack.
Classes and Groups
Classes
 xSNMP APC Automatic Transfer Switch

o xSNMP APC Automatic Transfer Switch Power Subsystem
 xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor
o xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Environmental Subsystem
 xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Probes
 xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Probe
 xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Sensors
 xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Sensor
 xSNMP APC Rackmount PDU
o xSNMP APC Rackmount PDU Power Subsystem
 xSNMP APC Rackmount PDU Bank/Phase
 xSNMP APC UPS
o xSNMP APC UPS Power Subsystem
 xSNMP APC UPS Environmental Monitoring (Measure-UPS)
 xSNMP APC UPS Integrated Environmental Monitoring
 xSNMP APC Integrated EnvMon Sensor
Groups
 xSNMP APC Devices
Monitors
xSNMP APC Automatic Transfer Switch Power Subsystem
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 xSNMP APC Automatic Transfer Switch 24V Power Supply Status
Monitors the status of a 5V power supply for an APC Automatic Transfer Switch device and
alerts if the status is not ok.
 xSNMP APC Automatic Transfer Switch 5V Power Supply Status
Monitors the status of a 5V power supply for an APC Automatic Transfer Switch device and
alerts if the status is not ok.
 xSNMP APC Automatic Transfer Switch Output Over Current
Monitors the output of an APC Automatic Transfer Switch and alerts if the current output is too
high and will prevent redundant failover if power is lost.
 xSNMP APC Automatic Transfer Switch Redundancy State
Monitors the redundancy state of an APC Automatic Transfer Switch device and generates an
alert if redundancy is lost.
xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Environmental Subsystem
 xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Hardware Status

Monitors the status of the APC Environmental Monitor hardware and generates an alert if an
error is reported.
xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Probe
 xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Probe High Humidity

Monitors the relative humidity value reported by an APC Environmental Monitor probe and
generates an alert if the value is above the threshold.
 xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Probe High Temperature
Monitors the temperature value reported by an APC Environmental Monitor probe and
generates an alert if the value is above the threshold. Two thresholds are defined: Degrees C
and Degrees F. The threshold that matches the unit type (SysTempUnits) will be used for the
device.
 xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Probe Low Humidity
Monitors the relative humidity value reported by an APC Environmental Monitor probe and
generates an alert if the value falls below the threshold.
xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Sensor
 xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Sensor

Monitors the status value of an APC Environmental Monitor Sensor object and alerts if the value
is not ok.
xSNMP APC Rackmount PDU Power Subsystem
 xSNMP APC Rackmount PDU Power Supply 1 Status

Monitors the status of power supply 1 for an APC Rackmount PDU and generates an alert if the
status is not ok.
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 xSNMP APC Rackmount PDU Power Supply 2 Status
Monitors the status of power supply 2 for an APC Rackmount PDU and generates an alert if the
status is not ok.
xSNMP APC Rackmount PDU Bank/Phase
 xSNMP APC Rackmount PDU Bank/Phase Overload

Monitors a phase or bank object of an APC Rackmount PDU and generates an alert if an
overload condition is reported.
xSNMP APC UPS Power Subsystem
 xSNMP APC UPS Bad Battery Packs

Monitors the count of bad battery packs for an APC UPS device and alerts if the count is greater
than 0.
 xSNMP APC UPS Battery Needs Replacing
Monitors APC UPS devices and generates an alert if one or more batteries need to be replaced.
 xSNMP APC UPS Battery Run Time Remaining
Monitors the remaining battery run time for an APC UPS device and generates an alert if the
remaining runtime is less than the threshold (in hundredths of a second).
 xSNMP APC UPS Battery Status
Monitors the overall battery status of an APC UPS and alerts if the battery capacity is low.
 xSNMP APC UPS on Battery
Monitors the power state of an APC UPS device and generates an alert if the UPS is on battery
power.
 xSNMP APC UPS Battery Temperature
Monitors the remaining battery run time for an APC UPS device and generates an alert if the
remaining runtime is less than the threshold (in minutes).
xSNMP APC UPS Environmental Monitoring (Measure-UPS)
 xSNMP APC Environmental Monitoring Probe 1 Relative Humidity

Monitors the relative humidity of Probe1 for APC UPS devices that support environmental
monitoring, and generates an alert if the value is greater than the threshold.
 xSNMP APC Environmental Monitoring Probe 1 Relative Humidity Low
Monitors the relative humidity of Probe1 for APC UPS devices that support environmental
monitoring, and generates an alert if the value is less than the threshold.
 xSNMP APC Environmental Monitoring Probe 1 Temperature
Monitors the temperature value (in Degrees C) of Probe 1 for APC UPS devices that support
environmental monitoring, and generates an alert if the temperature is greater than the
threshold.
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 xSNMP APC Environmental Monitoring Probe 2 Relative Humidity
Monitors the relative humidity of Probe 2 for APC UPS devices that support environmental
monitoring, and generates an alert if the value is greater than the threshold.
 xSNMP APC Environmental Monitoring Probe 2 Relative Humidity Low
Monitors the relative humidity of Probe 2 for APC UPS devices that support environmental
monitoring, and generates an alert if the value is less than the threshold.
 xSNMP APC Environmental Monitoring Probe 2 Temperature
Monitors the temperature value (in Degrees C) of Probe 2 for APC UPS devices that support
environmental monitoring, and generates an alert if the temperature is greater than the
threshold.
xSNMP Integrated EnvMon Probe
 xSNMP APC UPS Integrated EnvMon Probe High Humidity

Monitors the relative humidity value reported by an Integrated Environmental Monitor probe
for an APC UPS Device and generates an alert if the value is above the threshold.
 xSNMP APC UPS Integrated EnvMon Probe High Temperature
Monitors the temperature value reported by an Integrated Environmental Monitor probe for a
APC UPS device and generates an alert if the value is above the threshold. Two thresholds are
defined: Degrees C and Degrees F. The threshold that matches the unit type (TempUnits) will
be used for the probe.
 xSNMP APC UPS Integrated EnvMon Probe Low Humidity
Monitors the relative humidity value reported by an Integrated Environmental Monitor probe
for a APC UPS Device and generates an alert if the value is below the threshold.
Rules
 Collect xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Probe Humidity

Performance collection rule for the relative humidity value reported by an APC Environmental
Monitor Probe object. Units are percentage values.
 Collect xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Probe Temperature
Performance collection rule for the temperature value reported by an APC Environmental
Monitor Probe object. Units will be Degrees C or Degrees F, depending on the device
configuration. If the SysTempUnits property of the device is 1, the device reports temperature
in Degrees C. If the SysTempUnits property of the device is 2, the device reports temperature in
Degrees F.
 Collect xSNMP APC Rackmount PDU Bank/Phase Load
Performance collection rule for the current load of a Phase or Bank of an APC Rackmount PDU,
in tenths of Amps.
 Collect xSNMP APC UPS Environmental Monitoring Probe 1 Humidity
Performance collection rule to collect the relative humidity value of Probe 1 of an APC UPS
Device with environmental monitoring capability.
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 Collect xSNMP APC UPS Environmental Monitoring Probe 1 Temperature
Performance collection rule to collect the temperature (Degrees C) value of Probe 1 of an APC
UPS Device with environmental monitoring capability.
 Collect xSNMP APC UPS Environmental Monitoring Probe 2 Humidity
Performance collection rule to collect the relative humidity value of Probe 2 of an APC UPS
Device with environmental monitoring capability.
 Collect xSNMP APC UPS Environmental Monitoring Probe 2 Temperature
Performance collection rule to collect the temperature (Degrees C) value of Probe 2 of an APC
UPS Device with environmental monitoring capability.
 Collect xSNMP APC UPS Battery Capacity
Performance collection rule for the percentage of battery capacity remaining value of an APC
UPS device.
 Collect xSNMP APC UPS Run Time Remaining
Performance collection rule for an APC UPS device to collect the remaining battery runtime, in
minutes
 Collect xSNMP APC UPS Battery Temperature
Performance collection rule for the battery temperature value of an APC UPS device.
 Collect xSNMP APC UPS Input Voltage
Performance collection rule for the input voltage value of an APC UPS device.
 Collect xSNMP APC UPS Output Current
Performance collection for the output current (Amperes) for an APC UPS device
 Collect xSNMP APC UPS Output Percent Load
Performance collection for the output load, in percentage of rated capacity, for an APC UPS
device
 Collect xSNMP APC UPS Phase L1 Output Current
Performance collection rule for the output current value (in tenths of amperes) for Phase L1 of
an APC UPS device
 Collect xSNMP APC UPS Phase L1 Output Power
Performance collection rule for the output power value (in watts) for Phase L1 of an APC UPS
device
 Collect xSNMP APC UPS Phase L1 Output Voltage
Performance collection rule for the current output voltage value (VAC) for Phase L1 of an APC
UPS device
an APC UPS device
device
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UPS device
an APC UPS device
device
UPS device
 Collect xSNMP APC UPS Output Voltage
Performance collection rule for the output voltage value (VAC) of an APC UPS device
 Collect xSNMP APC UPS Integrated EnvMon Probe Humidity
Performance collection rule to collect the relative humidity value of an Integrated
Environmental Monitoring Probe of an APC UPS Device with environmental monitoring
capability.
 Collect xSNMP APC UPS Integrated EnvMon Probe Temperature
Performance collection rule for the temperature value reported by an APC Integrated
Environmental Monitor Probe object. Units will be Degrees C or Degrees F, depending on the
probe configuration. If the TempUnits property of the probe is 1, the device reports
temperature in Degrees C. If the TempUnits property of the probe is 2, the device reports
temperature in Degrees F.
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xSNMP for APC NetBotz Management Pack
Overview
The xSNMP for APC NetBotz Management Pack extends SNMP monitoring to American Power
Conversion NetBotz SNMP devices.
APC NetBotz devices to be monitored with this management pack must be discovered as SNMP Network
Devices in Operations Manager and discovered as xSNMP Devices by the xSNMP Management Pack.
Classes and Groups
Classes
 xSNMP NetBotz Device

o xSNMP NetBotz Enclosure
 xSNMP NetBotz Airflow Sensors
 xSNMP NetBotz Airflow Sensor
 xSNMP NetBotz Amp Detect Sensors
 xSNMP NetBotz Amp Detect Sensor
 xSNMP NetBotz Audio Sensors
 xSNMP NetBotz Audio Sensor
 xSNMP NetBotz Camera Motion Sensors
 xSNMP NetBotz Camera Motion Sensor
 xSNMP NetBotz Dew Point Sensor
 xSNMP NetBotz Dew Point Sensor
 xSNMP NetBotz Door Switch Sensors
 xSNMP NetBotz Door Switch Sensor
 xSNMP NetBotz Dry Contact Sensors
 xSNMP NetBotz Dry Contact Sensor
 xSNMP NetBotz Humidity Sensors
 xSNMP NetBotz Humidity Sensor
 xSNMP NetBotz Numeric Sensors
 xSNMP NetBotz Numeric Sensor
 xSNMP NetBotz State Sensors
 xSNMP NetBotz State Sensor
 xSNMP NetBotz Temperature Sensors
 xSNMP NetBotz Temperature Sensor
Groups
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 xSNMP NetBotz Devices Group
 xSNMP NetBotz Sensors Group
Monitors
xSNMP NetBotz Airflow Sensor
 xSNMP NetBotz Airflow Sensor Status

Monitors the status of a NetBotz Airflow Sensor and generates an alert if the status is in a
warning or critical state
xSNMP NetBotz Amp Detect Sensor
 xSNMP NetBotz Amp Detect Sensor Status

Monitors the status of a NetBotz Amp Detect Sensor and generates an alert if the status is in a
xSNMP NetBotz Audio Sensor
 xSNMP NetBotz Audio Sensor Status

Monitors the status of a NetBotz Audio Sensor and generates an alert if the status is in a
xSNMP NetBotz Camera Motion Sensor
 xSNMP NetBotz Camera Motion Sensor Status

Monitors the status of a NetBotz Camera Motion Sensor and generates an alert if the status is in
a warning or critical state
xSNMP NetBotz Dew Point Sensor
 xSNMP NetBotz Dew Point Sensor Status

Monitors the status of a NetBotz Dew Point Sensor and generates an alert if the status is in a
xSNMP NetBotz Door Switch Sensor
 xSNMP NetBotz Door Switch Sensor Status

Monitors the status of a NetBotz Door Switch Sensor and generates an alert if the status is in a
xSNMP NetBotz Dry Contact Sensor
 xSNMP NetBotz Dry Contact Sensor Status

Monitors the status of a NetBotz Dew Point Sensor and generates an alert if the status is in a
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xSNMP NetBotz Enclosure
 xSNMP NetBotz Enclosure Status

Monitors the status of a NetBotz Enclosure and generates an alert if the status is in a warning or
critical state
xSNMP NetBotz Humidity Sensor
 xSNMP NetBotz Humidity Sensor Status

Monitors the status of a NetBotz Humidity Sensor and generates an alert if the status is in a
xSNMP NetBotz Numeric Sensor
 NetBotz Numeric Sensor Status

Monitors the status of a NetBotz Numeric Sensor and generates an alert if the status is in a
xSNMP NetBotz State Sensor
 xSNMP NetBotz State Sensor Status

Monitors the status of a NetBotz State Sensor and generates an alert if the status is in a warning
or critical state
xSNMP NetBotz Temperature Sensor
 NetBotz Temperature Sensor Status

Monitors the status of a NetBotz Temperature Sensor and generates an alert if the status is in a
Rules
 Collect xSNMP NetBotz Airflow Sensor Value

Performance collection rule for the value of an Airflow Sensor of a NetBotz Device. Units are
Airflow in Meters/Minute.
 Collect xSNMP NetBotz Amp Detect Sensor Value
Performance collection rule for the value of an Amp Detect Sensor of a NetBotz Device. Units
are Amperes.
 Collect xSNMP NetBotz Audio Sensor Value
Performance collection rule for the value of an Audio Sensor of a NetBotz Device. Sensor values
for Audio Sensors are unitless.
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 Collect xSNMP NetBotz Dew Point Sensor Value
Performance collection rule for the value of a Dew Point Sensor of a NetBotz Device. Units are
Degrees C.
 Collect xSNMP NetBotz Humidity Sensor Value
Performance collection rule for the value of a Humidity Sensor of a NetBotz Device. Units are a
Percentage of 100.
 Collect xSNMP NetBotz Numeric Sensor Value
Performance collection rule for the value of a Numeric Sensor of a NetBotz Device.
 Collect xSNMP NetBotz Temperature Sensor Value
Performance collection rule for the value of a Temperature Sensor of a NetBotz Device. Units
are Degrees C.
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xSNMP for Brocade Management Pack
Overview
The xSNMP for Brocade Management Pack extends SNMP monitoring to Brocade Fibre Channel Switch
devices.
Brocade devices to be monitored with this management pack must be discovered as SNMP Network
Classes and Groups
Classes
 xSNMP Brocade Device

o xSNMP Brocade Fibre Channel Switch
 xSNMP Brocade Chassis Sensors
 xSNMP Brocade Chassis Sensor
o xSNMP Brocade Network Interface
Groups
 xSNMP Brocade Devices
Monitors
xSNMP Brocade Fibre Channel Switch
 xSNMP Brocade Fibre Channel Switch Operational Status

Monitors the operational status of a Brocade Fibre Channel Switch and generates an alert if the
status is offline or faulty.
xSNMP Brocade Chassis Sensor
 xSNMP Brocade Chassis Sensor State

Monitors the State of a Chassis Sensor for a Brocade Fibre Channel Switch and generates an
alert when the sensor is not functional due to a fault.
 xSNMP Brocade Chassis Sensor Status
Monitors the status of a Chassis Sensor for a Brocade Fibre Channel Switch and generates an
alert if the status indicates an above-max or below-min value.
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Rules
 Collect xSNMP Brocade Chassis Temperature Sensor Value

Performance collection rule for the current value (in Degrees C) of a Chassis Temperature Sensor
for a Brocade Fibre Channel Switch.
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xSNMP for Cisco Management Pack
Overview
The xSNMP for Cisco Management Pack extends SNMP monitoring to Cisco devices.
Cisco devices to be monitored with this management pack must be discovered as SNMP Network
Classes and Groups
Classes
 xSNMP Cisco Device

o xSNMP Cisco Network Interface
o xSNMP Cisco Processor Subsystem
 xSNMP Cisco Memory Pool
 xSNMP Cisco Processor
o xSNMP Cisco Chassis
 xSNMP Cisco Modules
 xSNMP Cisco Module
 xSNMP Cisco Power Subsystem
 xSNMP Cisco Power Supply
 xSNMP Cisco Thermal Subsystem
 xSNMP Cisco Fan
 xSNMP Cisco Sensor Subsystem
 xSNMP Cisco Temperature Sensor
 xSNMP Cisco Temperature Sensor (Entity-MIB)
o xSNMP Cisco Firewall Subsystem
o xSNMP Network Interface
Groups
 xSNMP Cisco Devices

 xSNMP Cisco Serial Interfaces
 xSNMP Cisco Ethernet Interfaces
 xSNMP Cisco Chassis Entity-MIB Group
 xSNMP Cisco Chassis EnvMon-MIB Group
 xSNMP Cisco Chassis Stack-MIB Group
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Monitors
xSNMP Cisco Chassis
 xSNMP Cisco Chassis SNMP Trap Monitors

Aggregate monitor for SNMP Trap Monitors for Cisco chassis sensors.
 xSNMP Cisco Device Chassis Fan Notification
Monitor that listens for SNMP traps indicating a fan state changes for a Cisco Device.
 xSNMP Cisco Device Chassis Power Supply Notification
Monitor that listens for SNMP traps indicating a power supply state changes for a Cisco Device.
 xSNMP Cisco Device Chassis Temperature Notification
Monitor that listens for SNMP traps indicating temperature state changes for a Cisco Device.
 xSNMP Cisco Switch Stack Fan Status
Monitors the chassis fan alarm value for switch stacks. This monitor is disabled by default and is
enabled through overrides for chassis objects that support the CISCO-STACK-MIB
implementation.
 xSNMP Cisco Switch Stack Major Alarm Status
Monitors the chassis 'major alarm' value for switch stacks. This monitor is disabled by default
and is enabled through overrides for chassis objects that support the CISCO-STACK-MIB
implementation.
 xSNMP Cisco Switch Stack Minor Alarm Status
Monitors the chassis 'minor alarm' value for switch stacks. This monitor is disabled by default
and is enabled through overrides for chassis objects that support the CISCO-STACK-MIB
implementation.
xSNMP Cisco Fan
 xSNMP Cisco Fan Status

Monitor that generates an alert when the chassis fan status is in a warning or error state. This
monitor is disabled by default and is enabled by overrides for chassis objects that support the
EnvMon or Entity MIB implementations. Monitor parameters, such as OID and warning/error
values are also set through overrides for chassis objects that support the Entity-MIB
implementation.
xSNMP Cisco Firewall Subsystem
 xSNMP Cisco Firewall Failover Network Interface Status

Monitors the status of the failover network interface in a Cisco Firewall redundant pair and
generates an alert if the status is not ok
 xSNMP Cisco Firewall Failover Primary Status
Monitors the status of the failover primary node in a Cisco Firewall redundant pair and
generates an alert if the node is not in active mode.
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 xSNMP Cisco Firewall Failover Secondary Status
Monitors the status of the failover secondary node in a Cisco Firewall redundant pair and
generates an alert if the node is not in standby mode.
xSNMP Cisco Network Interface
 xSNMP Cisco Serial Interface Flapping

Monitor that alerts when a Cisco Serial Interface has reset more than 2 or more times in a
polling cycle.
xSNMP Cisco Memory Pool
 xSNMP Cisco Memory Pool Utilization

Monitor that generates an alert when the utilization of the memory pool is greater than 90
percent.
xSNMP Cisco Module
 xSNMP Cisco Module Status

Monitors the status of a Module object (from the Entity-MIB) of a Cisco device and generates an
alert if the status is not ok.
xSNMP Cisco Power Supply
 xSNMP Cisco Power Supply Status

Monitor that generates an alert when the power supply status is in a warning or error state.
This monitor is disabled by default and is enabled by overrides for chassis objects that support
the EnvMon or Entity MIB implementations. Monitor parameters, such as OID and
warning/error values are also set through overrides for chassis objects that support the Entity-
MIB implementation.
xSNMP Cisco Processor
 xSNMP Cisco Processor Utilization

Monitor that generates an alert for high utilization of a Cisco processor.
xSNMP Cisco Temperature Sensor
 xSNMP Cisco Temperature Sensor Status

Monitor that generates an alert when the temperature sensor status is not ok.
xSNMP Cisco Temperature Sensor (Entity-MIB)
 xSNMP Cisco Temperature Sensor Major Status Threshold (Entity-MIB)

Monitors the status of a Cisco Temperature Sensor object (from the Entity-MIB) and generates
an alert if the major or critical threshold has been surpassed.
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 xSNMP Cisco Temperature Sensor Minor Status Threshold (Entity-MIB)
Monitors the status of a Cisco Temperature Sensor object (from the Entity-MIB) and generates
an alert if the major or critical threshold has been surpassed.
Rules
 Alert on xSNMP Cisco Device HSRP State Change

Generates an alert when an HSRP State Change SNMP trap is received.
 Alert on xSNMP Cisco EnvMon Shutdown
Generates an alert when a ciscoEnvMonShutdownNotification SNMP trap notification is sent,
indicating a pending environmental monitoring shutdown due to a critical state.
 Alert on xSNMP Cisco Device Default GW Changed
Detects and alerts on changes to the device’s default gateway, as defined in the IP route table.
In redundant router configurations, this may indicate a failover to an alternate link.
 Alert on xSNMP Cisco Device Configuration Change
Generates an alert when a ciscoConfigManEvent trap is received.
 Collect xSNMP Cisco Device CPU Utilization
Performance collection rule to collect CPU utilization (Load Average 5 min) for Cisco device
objects.
 Collect xSNMP Cisco Firewall Current Connections
Performance collection rule for the count of current connections for a Cisco Firewall Device
 Collect xSNMP Cisco Firewall Maximum Connections
Performance collection rule for the count of maximum connections for a Cisco Firewall Device
 Collect xSNMP Cisco Memory Pool Utilization
Performance collection rule that collects the percentage of memory pool utilization determined
from the free and available bytes counters.
 Collect xSNMP Cisco Temperature Sensor Data
Performance collection rule to record readings from Cisco temperature sensor objects for
devices that support the EnvMon-MIB implementation.
 Collect xSNMP Cisco Temperature Sensor Data (Entity MIB)
Performance collection rule to record readings from Cisco temperature sensor objects for
devices that support the Entity-MIB implementation.
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xSNMP for Check Point Secure Platform Management Pack
Overview
The xSNMP for Check Point Secure Platform Management Pack extends SNMP monitoring to Check
Point Secure Platform servers and appliances.
Check Point SPlat devices to be monitored with this management pack must be discovered as SNMP
Network Devices in Operations Manager and discovered as xSNMP Devices by the xSNMP Management
Pack.
Classes and Groups
Classes
 xSNMP Check Point Device

o xSNMP Check Point Network Interface
o xSNMP Check Point Software Modules
 xSNMP Check Point Desktop Policy Server
 xSNMP Check Point FloodGate-1
 xSNMP Check Point Firewall-1
 xSNMP Check Point Log Server
 xSNMP Check Point High Availability
 xSNMP Check Point Management
 xSNMP Check Point Web Access Management
 xSNMP Check Point VPN-1
Groups
 xSNMP Check Point Devices
Monitors
xSNMP Check Point Desktop Policy Server
 xSNMP Check Point Desktop Policy Server Status

Monitors the status of the Check Point Desktop Policy Server module.
xSNMP Check Point Desktop FireWall-1
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 xSNMP Check Point FireWall-1 Status
Monitors the status of the Check Point FireWall-1 module.
xSNMP Check Point High Availability
 xSNMP Check Point High Availability Status

Monitors the status of the Check Point High Availability module.
xSNMP Check Point Log Server
 xSNMP Check Point Log Server Status

Monitors the status of the Check Point Log Server module.
xSNMP Check Point Management
 xSNMP Check Point Management Status

Monitors the status of the Check Point Management module.
xSNMP Check Point SVN Foundation
 xSNMP Check Point SVN Foundation Status

Monitors the status of the Check Point SVN Foundation.
xSNMP Check Point Web Access Management
 xSNMP Check Point Web Access Management Status

Monitors the status of the Check Point Web Access Management Module.
Rules
 Alert on xSNMP Check Point High Availability State Change

Rule that generates an alert when the state of the Check Point High Availability module changes.
 Collect xSNMP Check Point FireWall-1 Rejected Packets
Performance collection rule for the number of rejected packets.
 Collect xSNMP Check Point FireWall-1 Logged Packets
Performance collection rule for the number of logged packets.
 Collect xSNMP Check Point FireWall-1 Dropped Packets
Performance collection rule for the number of dropped packets.
 Collect xSNMP Check Point FireWall-1 Accepted Packets
Performance collection rule for the number of accepted packets.
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xSNMP for Data Domain Management Pack
Overview
The xSNMP for Data Domain Management Pack extends SNMP monitoring to Data Domain Restorer
devices.
Data Domain Restorer devices to be monitored with this management pack must be discovered as
SNMP Network Devices in Operations Manager and discovered as xSNMP Devices by the xSNMP
Management Pack.
Classes and Groups
Classes
 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer

o xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Enclosure
 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Enclosure Disks
 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Physical Disk
 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Enclosure Environmental
 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Fan
 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Power Supply
 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Temperature Sensor
 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer File Systems
 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer File System
o xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Replication
 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Replica
o xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Processor Subsystem
o xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Network Interface
Groups
 xSNMP Data Domain Devices
Monitors
xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Physical Disk
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 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Physical Disk RAID Reconstructing
Monitors the RAID status of Physical Disk object of a Data Domain Restorer device and
generates an alert if the disk is in a Reconstructing state.
 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Physical Disk Status
Monitors the status of Physical Disk object of a Data Domain Restorer device and generates an
alert if the disk has failed.
 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Physical Disk Temperature
Monitors the temperature value (Degrees C) of Physical Disk object of a Data Domain Restorer
device and generates an alert if the disk temperature is above the threshold.
xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Fan
 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Fan Status

Monitors the status of a Fan object of a Data Domain Restorer Enclosure.
xSNMP Data Domain Restorer File Systems
 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer File System Enabled Status

Monitors the overall status of the File System for a Data Domain Restorer device and generates
an alert if the status is not "Running."
xSNMP Data Domain Restorer File System
 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer File System Pct Space Used

Monitors the Percent Space Used value for a Data Domain Restorer File System and generates
an alert if the value is above the threshold.
xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Power Supply
 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Power Supply Status

Monitors the status of a Power Supply object of a Data Domain Restorer Enclosure.
xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Replica
 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Replica State

Monitors the state of a replication context instance (Replica) for a Data Domain Restorer device
and generates an alert if the status is not "Enabled."
 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Replica Status
Monitors the status of a replication context instance (Replica) for a Data Domain Restorer
device and generates an alert if the status is not "Connected."
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 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Replica Lag Time
Monitors the lag time value of a replication context instance (Replica) for a Data Domain
Restorer device and generates an alert if the lag time exceeds 24 hours.
xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Temperature Sensor
 xSNMP Data Domain Relative Temperature Sensor Value

Monitors the value of Temperature Sensor objects for a Data Domain Restorer Enclosure and
generates an alert if the temperature value is above the threshold. Temperature units are
reported in Degrees C. This monitor only monitors the value of temperature sensors that are
relative temperature sensors. Relative temperature sensors report the delta between the
current temperature and the maximum tolerable temperature.
 xSNMP Data Domain Temperature Sensor Value
Monitors the value of Temperature Sensor objects for a Data Domain Restorer Enclosure and
generates an alert if the temperature value is above the threshold. Temperatures are reported
in Degrees C. This monitor only monitors the value of temperature sensors that are not relative
temperature sensors.
xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Processor System
 xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Alert Present

Monitors a Data Domain Restorer device and generates an alert if the device reports one or
more current alerts. The description of the first alert will be included in the alert message.
Rules
 Collect xSNMP Data Domain Restorer File System Percent Utilized

Performance collection rule for the Percent Space Utilized value of a File System for a Data
Domain Restorer device.
 Collect xSNMP Data Domain Restorer File System Space Available (GB)
Performance collection rule for the Space Available (in Gigabytes) value of a File System for a
Data Domain Restorer device.
 Collect xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Replication Lag
Performance collection rule for the time lag value for a Data Domain Restorer Replica instance.
 Collect xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Replication Pre-Compression Bytes Remaining
Performance collection rule for the pre-compression bytes remaining value for a Data Domain
Restorer Replica instance.
 Collect xSNMP Data Domain Restorer CIFS Operations Per Second
Performance collection rule for the CIFS Operations per Second value for a Data Domain
Restorer device.
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 Collect xSNMP Data Domain Restorer CPU 0 Percent Utilization
Performance collection rule for the Percent CPU 0 Utilization value for a Data Domain Restorer
device.
 Collect xSNMP Data Domain Restorer CPU 1 Percent Utilization
Performance collection rule for the Percent CPU 1 Utilization value for a Data Domain Restorer
device.
 Collect xSNMP Data Domain Restorer NFS Operations Per Second
Performance collection rule for the NFS Operations per Second value for a Data Domain
Restorer device.
 Collect xSNMP Data Domain Restorer NFS Percent Processing Time
Performance collection rule for the NFS Percent Processing Time value for a Data Domain
Restorer device.
 Collect xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Percent Disk Busy
Performance collection rule for the Percent Disk Busy value for a Data Domain Restorer device.
 Collect xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Replication In KB per Second
Performance collection rule for the Replication In KB per Second value for a Data Domain
Restorer device.
 Collect xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Replication Out KB per Second
Performance collection rule for the Replication Out KB per Second value for a Data Domain
Restorer device.
 Collect xSNMP Data Domain Restorer Temperature Sensor Value
Performance collection rule for the Temperature Value (in Degrees C) of a Data Domain Restorer
Enclosure Temperature Sensor. If the Temperature Sensor is a "Relative" sensor, the value is
reported in Degrees C below the maximum acceptable temperature for the object.
Console Tasks
 DDR Device Web Page

Launches a web browser session to the Data Domain Restorer Web GUI.
 PuTTY to DDR Device
Launches a PuTTY session to the Data Domain Restorer. Requires that PuTTY is installed to
C:\Program Files\PuTTY\.
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xSNMP for Dell PowerEdge Management Pack
Overview
The xSNMP for Dell PowerEdge MP extends SNMP monitoring to Dell PowerEdge devices. Monitored
devices can be monitored through the Dell OpenManage services extension to an SNMP agent running
in the operating system, or through the DRAC out-of-band management interface.
Dell PowerEdge devices to be monitored with this management pack must be discovered as SNMP
Pack. If monitoring is desired through the DRAC management interface, the DRAC interface must be
discovered as an SNMP Network Device in Operations Manager.
Discovery of Dell PowerEdge Servers is filtered to SNMP devices with System OID values representing
Windows and UNIX /Linux agents (Net-SNMP - 8072, UCDavis – 2021). Additional enterprise ID’s can be
added by overriding the DeviceOIDFilter parameter of the Discover “xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Device”
object discovery. The default value is: (311|2021|8072|6876). To include additional enterprise
identifiers, add the values to the | (pipe) separated list.
Classes and Groups
Classes
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Device

o xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Chassis
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Cluster Subsystem
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Cluster
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Power Subsystem
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Power Supply
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Power Unit
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Processor Subsystem
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Baseboard
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Cache Device
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Memory Device
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Processor
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Thermal Subsystem
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Cooling Device
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Cooling Unit
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Sensor Subsystem
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Temperature Sensor
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 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Voltage Probe
o xSNMP Dell PowerEdge DRAC Chassis
o xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Physical Storage Subsystem
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Batteries
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Battery
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Physical Disks
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Physical Disk
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Storage Controllers
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Storage Controller
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Storage Enclosures
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Storage Enclosure
Groups
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Devices Group
Monitors
xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Baseboard
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Baseboard Status

Monitors the status of a Baseboard object for a Dell PowerEdge Device and generates an alert if
the status is in a warning or error state
xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Battery
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Battery Status

Monitors the status of Battery objects (storage devices) for a Dell PowerEdge device and
generates an alert if the status is in a warning or error state
xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Cache Device
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Cache Device Status

Monitors the status of Cache Device objects for a Dell PowerEdge device and generates an alert
if the status is in a warning or error state
xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Chassis
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Chassis Status

Monitors the status of a chassis of a Dell PowerEdge device and generates an alert if the status
is in a warning or error state
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Global Chassis Status
Monitors the global status of chassis of a Dell PowerEdge device and generates an alert if the
status is in a warning or error state
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xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Cluster
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Cluster Status

Monitors the status of a Cluster object of a Dell PowerEdge Device and generates an alert if the
status is in a warning or error state
xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Cooling Device
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Cooling Device Status

Monitors the status of a Cooling Device object for a Dell PowerEdge Device and generates an
alert if the status is in a warning or error state
xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Cooling Unit
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Cooling Unit Redundancy Status

Monitors the redundancy status of a Cooling Unit of a Dell PowerEdge Device and generates an
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Cooling Unit Status
Monitors the status of a Cooling Unit object for a Dell PowerEdge Device and generates an alert
xSNMP Dell PowerEdge DRAC Chassis
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge DRAC System Blade Subsystem Status

Monitors the Blade Subsystem status of a Dell PowerEdge Device managed by the out-of-band
DRAC interface and generates an alert if the status is in a warning or error state
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge DRAC System Blade CMC Status
Monitors the CMC status of a Dell PowerEdge Device managed by the out-of-band DRAC
interface and generates an alert if the status is in a warning or error state
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge DRAC System Fan Subsystem Status
Monitors the Fan Subsystem status of a Dell PowerEdge Device managed by the out-of-band
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge DRAC System Global Status
Monitors the global system status of a Dell PowerEdge Device managed by the out-of-band
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge DRAC System IOM Status
Monitors the IOM status of a Dell PowerEdge Device managed by the out-of-band DRAC
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge DRAC System Power Subsystem Status
Monitors the Power Subsystem status of a Dell PowerEdge Device managed by the out-of-band
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge DRAC System Power Subsystem Status
Monitors the Power Subsystem status of a Dell PowerEdge Device managed by the out-of-band
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 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge DRAC System Redundancy Status
Monitors the Redundancy status of a Dell PowerEdge Device managed by the out-of-band DRAC
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge DRAC System Temperature Status
Monitors the Temperature status of a Dell PowerEdge Device managed by the out-of-band
xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Memory Device
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Memory Device Status

Monitors the status of a Memory Device object for a Dell PowerEdge Device and generates an
xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Operating System
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Operating System Status

Monitors the status of an Operating System object for a Dell PowerEdge Device and generates
an alert if the status is in a warning or error state
xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Physical Disk
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Physical Disk Status

Monitors the status of a Physical Disk object of a Dell PowerEdge Device and generates an alert
if the status is in a warning or error state. Warning states include predictive failures, degraded
status, rebuilding state, and recovering state.
xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Power Supply
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Power Supply Status

Monitors the status of a Power Supply object for a Dell PowerEdge Device and generates an
xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Power Unit
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Power Unit Status

Monitors the status of a Power Unit object for a Dell PowerEdge Device and generates an alert if
xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Processor
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Processor Status

Monitors the status of a Processor object for a Dell PowerEdge Device and generates an alert if
xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Storage Controller
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 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Storage Controller Status
Monitors the status of a Storage Controller object of a Dell PowerEdge Device and generates an
xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Storage Enclosure
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Storage Enclosure Status

Monitors the status of a Storage Enclosure object of a Dell PowerEdge Device and generates an
xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Temperature Sensor
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Temperature Sensor Status

Monitors the status of a Temperature Sensor object of a Dell PowerEdge Device and generates
an alert if the status is in a warning or error state. The Warning state includes failed sensors and
noncritical threshold exceeded states. The Error state includes critical and nonrecoverable
threshold exceed states.
xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Voltage Sensor
 xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Voltage Probe Status

Monitors the status of a Voltage Probe object of a Dell PowerEdge Device and generates an alert
if the status is in a warning or error state. The Warning state includes failed sensors and
noncritical threshold exceeded states. The Error state includes critical and nonrecoverable
threshold exceed states.
Rules
 Collect xSNMP Dell PowerEdge Temperature Sensor Data

Performance collection rule for Temperature values from Dell PowerEdge Temperature Sensor
objects. Depending on the type of temperature sensor, values are in Degrees C or tenths of
Degrees C.
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xSNMP for HP ProCurve Management Pack
Overview
The xSNMP for HP ProCurve Management Pack extends SNMP monitoring to HP ProCurve devices.
HP ProCurve devices to be monitored with this management pack must be discovered as SNMP Network
Classes and Groups
Classes
 xSNMP HP ProCurve Device

o xSNMP HP ProCurve Network Interface
o xSNMP HP ProCurve Processor Subsystem
 xSNMP HP ProCurve Memory Pool
 xSNMP HP ProCurve Processor
o xSNMP HP ProCurve Chassis
 xSNMP HP ProCurve Sensor
o xSNMP HP ProCurve Wireless Access Point
 xSNMP HP ProCurve Wireless Radio
Groups
 xSNMP HP ProCurve Devices
Monitors
xSNMP HP ProCurve Memory Pool
 xSNMP HP ProCurve Memory Pool Utilization

Monitors the percentage of utilization of an HP ProCurve Memory Pool object.
xSNMP HP ProCurve Processor
 xSNMP HP ProCurve Processor Utilization

Monitors the percentage of utilization of an HP ProCurve Processor object.
xSNMP HP ProCurve Processor Subsystem
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 xSNMP HP ProCurve Total Processor Utilization
Monitors the total percentage of CPU utilization for an HP ProCurve device.
xSNMP HP ProCurve Chassis Sensor
 xSNMP HP ProCurve Chassis Sensor Status

Monitors the status of HP ProCurve chassis sensor objects.
xSNMP HP ProCurve Wireless Radio
 xSNMP HP ProCurve Wireless Radio Status

Monitors the operational status of a radio of an HP ProCurve Wireless Access Point and
generates an alert if the administrative status is up and the operational status is down.
Rules
 Collect xSNMP HP ProCurve Memory Pool Utilization

Performance collection rule to collect the percentage of current utilization for an HP ProCurve
Memory Pool.
 Collect xSNMP HP ProCurve Processor Utilization
Performance collection rule to collect the 5 minute load average CPU utilization for an HP
ProCurve processor.
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xSNMP for HP Proliant Management Pack
Overview
The xSNMP for HP Proliant Management Pack extends SNMP monitoring to HP Proliant servers running
the HP Insight Management Agents.
HP Proliant devices to be monitored with this management pack must be discovered as SNMP Network
Discovery of HP Proliant Servers is filtered to SNMP devices with System OID values representing
Windows and UNIX /Linux agents (Net-SNMP - 8072, UCDavis – 2021). Additional enterprise ID’s can be
added by overriding the DeviceOIDFilter parameter of the Discover “xSNMP HP Proliant Device” object
discovery. The default value is: (311|2021|8072). To include additional enterprise identifiers, add the
values to the | (pipe) separated list.
Classes and Groups
Classes
 xSNMP HP Proliant Device

o xSNMP HP Proliant Network Interface
o xSNMP HP Proliant Chassis
 xSNMP HP Proliant Memory
 xSNMP HP Proliant System Logs
 xSNMP HP Proliant Power Subsystem
 xSNMP HP Proliant Network Subsystem
 xSNMP HP Proliant Thermal Subsystem
 xSNMP HP Proliant Storage Subsystem
 xSNMP HP Proliant External Storage
 xSNMP HP Proliant Fibre-Channel Array Storage
 xSNMP HP Proliant Intelligent Drive Array Storage
Groups
 xSNMP Check Point Devices
Monitors
xSNMP HP Proliant Chassis
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 xSNMP HP Proliant Standard Equipment MIB Condition
Monitors the overall status of the objects contained in the CPQ Standard Equipment MIB.
 xSNMP HP Proliant System Info MIB Condition
Monitors the overall status of the objects contained in the CPQ System Info MIB.
xSNMP HP Proliant External Storage
 xSNMP HP Proliant External Storage Condition

Monitors the overall status of HP Proliant External Storage components.
xSNMP HP Proliant Fibre-Channel Array Storage
 xSNMP HP Proliant FCA (Fibre Channel) Storage Condition

Monitors the overall status of HP Proliant Fibre Channel Storage Components
xSNMP HP Proliant Intelligent Drive Array Storage
 xSNMP HP Proliant IDA (SCSI) Storage Condition

Monitors the overall status of HP Proliant Intelligent Drive Array Storage Components
xSNMP HP Proliant Memory
 xSNMP HP Proliant Correctable Memory Condition

Monitors the overall status of the HP Proliant Correctable Memory components.
 xSNMP HP Proliant Resilient Memory Condition
Monitors the overall status of the HP Proliant Resilient Memory components.
xSNMP HP Proliant Network Subsystem
 xSNMP HP Proliant Network Subsystem Condition

Monitors the overall status of the HP Proliant Network components.
xSNMP HP Proliant Power Subsystem
 xSNMP HP Proliant Power Convertor Condition

Monitors the overall status of the HP Proliant Power Convertor objects.
 xSNMP HP Proliant Power Supply Condition
Monitors the overall status of the HP Proliant Power Supply objects.
xSNMP HP Proliant System Logs
 xSNMP HP Proliant ASR Log Condition

Monitors the status of the HP Proliant ASR (Automated server reboot) log.
 xSNMP HP Proliant Critical Error Log Condition
Monitors the status of the HP Proliant Critical Error Log.
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 xSNMP HP Proliant IML Log Condition
Monitors the status of the HP Proliant IML (Integrated Management Log) log.
 xSNMP HP Proliant POST Error Log Condition
Monitors the status of the HP Proliant POST Error log.
xSNMP HP Proliant Thermal Subsystem
 xSNMP HP Proliant CPU Fan Condition

Monitors the overall status of the HP Proliant CPU Fan components.
 xSNMP HP Proliant System Fan Condition
Monitors the overall status of the HP Proliant System Fan components.
 xSNMP HP Proliant Temperature Condition
Monitors the overall status of the HP Proliant Temperature sensor thermal components.
 xSNMP HP Proliant Thermal Subsystem Condition
Monitors the overall status of the HP Proliant Thermal Subsystem components.
Console Tasks
 HP System Management Home Page

Launches a web browser session to the device's HP System Management Home Page.
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xSNMP for IBM AIX Management Pack
Overview
The xSNMP for IBM AIX Management Pack extends SNMP monitoring to IBM AIX devices.
IBM AIX devices to be monitored with this management pack must be discovered as SNMP Network
Classes and Groups
Classes
 xSNMP IBM AIX Device

o xSNMP IBM AIX Network Interface
o xSNMP IBM AIX Operating System
 xSNMP IBM AIX Logical Storage Subsystem
 xSNMP IBM AIX Volume
 xSNMP IBM AIX Physical Storage Subsystem
 xSNMP IBM AIX Physical Drive
 xSNMP IBM AIX Processor Subsystem
 xSNMP IBM AIX Memory Device
 xSNMP IBM AIX Memory Pool
 xSNMP IBM AIX Memory Processor
Groups
 xSNMP IBM AIX Devices Group
Monitors
xSNMP IBM AIX Physical Drive
 xSNMP IBM AIX Physical Storage Drive Status

Monitors the status of a Drive object of an IBM AIX Device and generates an alert if the drive is
in a warning or down state
xSNMP IBM AIX Memory Device
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 xSNMP IBM AIX Memory Device Status
Monitors the status of a Memory Device object of an IBM AIX Device and generates an alert if
the device is in a warning or down state
xSNMP IBM AIX Memory Pool
 xSNMP IBM AIX Memory Pool Utilization

Monitors the percentage of utilization of a Memory Pool of an IBM AIX Device and generates an
alert if the memory utilized is high
xSNMP IBM AIX Processor
 xSNMP IBM AIX Processor Status

Monitors the status of a Processor object of an IBM AIX Device and generates an alert if the
device is in a warning or down state
 xSNMP IBM AIX Processor Utilization
Monitors the load average value for a Processor of an IBM AIX device and generates an alert if
the utilization is high
xSNMP IBM AIX Volume
 xSNMP IBM AIX Volume Space Utilization

Monitors the percentage of space utilization of a Volume of an IBM AIX Device and generates an
alert if the space utilized is high
Rules
 Collect xSNMP IBM AIX Memory Pool Utilization

Performance collection rule for the percentage of utilization of a Memory Pool of an IBM AIX
Device
 Collect xSNMP IBM AIX Processor Load
Performance collection rule for the Load Average value (1 minute) for a Processor of an IBM AIX
Device
 Collect xSNMP IBM AIX Number of Processes
Performance collection rule for the current count of processes for an IBM AIX Device
 Collect xSNMP IBM AIX Number of Users
Performance collection rule for the current count of users for an IBM AIX Device
 Collect xSNMP IBM AIX Volume Space Utilization
Performance collection rule for the percentage of space utilization of a Logical Storage Volume
of an IBM AIX Device
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xSNMP for Juniper Networks Management Pack
Overview
The xSNMP for Juniper Networks Management Pack extends SNMP monitoring to Juniper Networks
devices.
Juniper devices to be monitored with this management pack must be discovered as SNMP Network
Classes and Groups
Classes
 xSNMP Juniper Device

o xSNMP Juniper Network Interface
o xSNMP Juniper Chassis
 xSNMP Juniper Engine Subsystem
 xSNMP Juniper Engine Module
 xSNMP Juniper Power Subsystem
 xSNMP Juniper Power Module
 xSNMP Juniper Redundancy Subsystem
 xSNMP Juniper Redundant Component
 xSNMP Juniper Sensor Subsystem
 xSNMP Juniper Temperature Sensor
 xSNMP Juniper SPU Subsystem
 xSNMP Juniper SPU
 xSNMP Juniper Thermal Subsystem
 xSNMP Juniper Fan
o xSNMP Juniper VPN Subsystem
 xSNMP Juniper VPN
 xSNMP Juniper VPN Interface
 xSNMP Juniper VPN Pseudo-Wire
o xSNMP Juniper Logical Storage Subsystem
 xSNMP Juniper Volume
Groups
 xSNMP Juniper Devices Group
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Monitors
xSNMP Juniper Chassis
 xSNMP Juniper Kernel Memory Utilization

Monitors the percentage of Kernel memory utilization for a Juniper Device and generates an
alert if the value is greater than the threshold
xSNMP Juniper Engine Module
 xSNMP Juniper Engine Module Status

Monitors the status of an Engine Module object of a Juniper Device and generates an alert if the
module is down
 xSNMP Juniper Engine Module CPU Utilization
Monitors the CPU Utilization of an Engine Module object of a Juniper Device and generates an
alert if the value is greater than the threshold
xSNMP Juniper Fan
 xSNMP Juniper Fan Status

Monitors the status of a Fan object of a Juniper Device and generates an alert if the status is not
ok
xSNMP Juniper Power Module
 xSNMP Juniper Power Module Status

Monitors the status of a Power Module object of a Juniper Device and generates an alert if the
module is down
xSNMP Juniper SPU
 xSNMP Juniper SPU CP Session Utilization

Monitors the percentage of total available Control Port sessions currently in use for an SPU
object of a Juniper Device and generates an alert if the value is greater than the threshold
 xSNMP Juniper SPU CPU Utilization
Monitors the percentage of CPU Utilization for an SPU object of a Juniper Device and generates
an alert if the utilization is high
 xSNMP Juniper SPU Flow Session Utilization
Monitors the percentage of total available Flow sessions currently in use for an SPU object of a
Juniper Device and generates an alert if the value is greater than the threshold
 xSNMP Juniper SPU Memory Utilization
Monitors the percentage of Memory Utilization for an SPU object of a Juniper Device and
generates an alert if the utilization is high
xSNMP Juniper Temperature Sensor
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 xSNMP Juniper Temperature Sensor Value
Monitors the temperature value (in Degrees C) for a Juniper Temperature Sensor object and
generates an alert if the value is greater than the threshold
xSNMP Juniper Volume
 xSNMP Juniper Volume Space Utilization

Monitors the percentage of Space Utilization for an Volume object of a Juniper Device and
generates an alert if the utilization is high. This monitor is disabled by default and can be
enabled for volumes with overrides.
xSNMP Juniper VPN Interface
 xSNMP Juniper VPN Interface Status

Monitors the status of a Juniper VPN Interface object and generates an alert if the interface is
down
xSNMP Juniper VPN Pseudo-Wire
 xSNMP Juniper VPN Pseudo-Wire Status

Monitors the status of a Juniper VPN Pseudo-Wire object and generates an alert if the status is
not ok
 xSNMP Juniper VPN Pseudo-Wire Tunnel Status
Monitors the status of a Juniper VPN Pseudo-Wire Tunnel object and generates an alert if the
tunnel is down
Rules
 Alert on xSNMP Juniper Configuration Change

Rule that generates an informational alert if a configuration change is made to a Juniper Device
 Alert on xSNMP Juniper Device Default GW Changed
Detects and alerts on changes to the device’s default gateway, as defined in the IP route table.
In redundant router configurations, this may indicate a failover to an alternate link.
 Alert on xSNMP Juniper Redundant Component Switchover
Rule that generates an alert when a Juniper Redundant Component experiences a switchover
 Collect xSNMP Juniper FWDD DMA Memory Utilization
Performance collection rule for the FWDD DMA Memory utilization (pct) for a Juniper Device
 Collect xSNMP Juniper FWDD Heap Utilization
Performance collection rule for the FWDD Heap utilization (pct) for a Juniper Device
 Collect xSNMP Juniper FWDD MicroKernel CPU Utilization
Performance collection rule for the FWDD MicroKernel CPU utilization (pct) for a Juniper Device
 Collect xSNMP Juniper Engine Module CPU Utilization
Performance collection rule for the CPU Utilization (Pct) of a Juniper Engine Module
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 Collect xSNMP Juniper SPU Control Port Session Utilization
Performance collection rule for the percentage of total SPU Control Port sessions utilized for a
Juniper SPU
 Collect xSNMP Juniper SPU CPU Utilization
Performance collection rule for the percentage of CPU Utilization for a Juniper SPU object
 Collect xSNMP Juniper SPU Flow Session Utilization
Performance collection rule for the percentage of total SPU Flow sessions utilized for a Juniper
SPU
 Collect xSNMP Juniper SPU Memory Utilization
Performance collection rule for the percentage of Memory Utilization for a Juniper SPU object
 Collect xSNMP Juniper SPU Total Session Utilization
Performance collection rule for the percentage of total available SPU sessions utilized for a
Juniper SPU subsystem
 Collect xSNMP Juniper Temperature Sensor Value
Performance collection rule for the Temperature Data value from a Juniper Temperature Sensor,
in Degrees C
 Collect xSNMP Juniper Volume Space Utilization
Performance collection rule for the percentage of Space utilized for a Juniper Volume
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xSNMP for Juniper-NetScreen Management Pack
Overview
The xSNMP for Juniper-NetScreen Management Pack extends SNMP monitoring to NetScreen Firewall
devices.
NetScreen devices to be monitored with this management pack must be discovered as SNMP Network
Classes and Groups
Classes
 xSNMP NetScreen Device

o xSNMP NetScreen Network Interface
o xSNMP NetScreen Chassis
 xSNMP NetScreen Chassis Fan
 xSNMP NetScreen Chassis Power Supply
 xSNMP NetScreen Chassis Temperature Sensor
 xSNMP NetScreen Chassis Slots
 xSNMP NetScreen Chassis Slot
o xSNMP NetScreen Software Subsystem
 xSNMP NetScreen NSRP VSD Group
 xSNMP NetScreen Certificates
 xSNMP NetScreen Certificate
 xSNMP NetScreen VPN Tunnels
 xSNMP NetScreen VPN Tunnel
Groups
 xSNMP NetScreen Devices
Monitors
xSNMP NetScreen Certificate
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 xSNMP NetScreen System Certificate Expiration
Monitors the days remaining before expiration of a Certificate for a NetScreen System and
generates an alert if the value is less than the threshold.
xSNMP NetScreen Chassis
 xSNMP NetScreen Chassis Battery Status

Monitors the status of the System Battery for a NetScreen Chassis and generates an alert if the
status is not OK.
xSNMP NetScreen Chassis Fan
 xSNMP NetScreen Chassis Fan Status

Monitors the status of a NetScreen Chassis Fan and generates an alert if the status is not OK.
xSNMP NetScreen Chassis Power Supply
 xSNMP NetScreen Chassis Power Supply Status

Monitors the status of a NetScreen Chassis Power Supply and generates an alert if the status is
not OK.
xSNMP NetScreen Chassis Slot
 xSNMP NetScreen Chassis Slot Status

Monitors the status of a NetScreen Chassis Slot and generates an alert if the status is not OK.
xSNMP NetScreen Chassis Temperature Sensor
 xSNMP NetScreen Chassis Temperature Sensor High Value

Monitors the Temperature value for a NetScreen Chassis Temperature Sensor and generates an
alert if the value is above the threshold.
xSNMP NetScreen Software Subsystem
 xSNMP NetScreen System High CPU Utilization

Monitors the percentage of CPU Utilization (5 minute rolling average) for a NetScreen system
and generates an alert if the value is above the threshold.
 xSNMP NetScreen System Memory Utilization High
Monitors the percentage of memory utilization for a NetScreen System and generates an alert if
the value is above the threshold.
 xSNMP NetScreen System Session Utilization
Monitors the percentage of total supported sessions currently allocated for a NetScreen System
and generates an alert if the value is greater than the threshold.
xSNMP NetScreen VPN Tunnel
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 xSNMP NetScreen VPN Tunnel Failed Monitor
Monitors the Phase 1 and Phase 2 status of a NetScreen VPN Tunnel and generates an alert if
the status values do not match, indicating a tunnel failure.
 xSNMP NetScreen VPN Tunnel Status
Monitors the status of a NetScreen VPN Tunnel and generates an alert if the VPN Tunnel is down
(determined by IKE Phase 2 Status). This monitor is disabled by default. It can be enabled for a
tunnel or all tunnels with an override.
Rules
 Alert on xSNMP NetScreen NSRP Virtual Security Device Group State Change
Generates an alert if the count of state changes for a NetScreen NSRP VSD Group increases by 1
or more in a polling interval.
 Collect xSNMP NetScreen System CPU Utilization
Performance collection rule for the average CPU utilization (rolling 5 minute average) for a
NetScreen system.
 Collect xSNMP NetScreen System Current Sessions
Performance collection rule for the number of currently allocated sessions for a NetScreen
system.
 Collect xSNMP NetScreen System Memory Utilization
Performance collection rule for the percentage of memory currently allocated for a NetScreen
system.
 Collect xSNMP NetScreen Percent Total Sessions Currently Used
Performance collection rule for the percentage of total supported sessions currently allocated
for a NetScreen system.
 Collect xSNMP NetScreen Chassis Temperature Sensor Value
Performance collection rule for the value of a NetScreen Chassis Temperature Sensor.
 Collect xSNMP NetScreen VPN Tunnel Availability
Performance collection rule for the percentage of availability for a NetScreen VPN Tunnel, over
30 samples.
 Collect xSNMP NetScreen VPN Tunnel In MB
Performance collection rule for the raw Inbound Megabytes transferred for a NetScreen VPN
Tunnel in a polling cycle.
 Collect xSNMP NetScreen VPN Tunnel In Mb/s
Performance collection rule for the current Inbound Mb/s rate for a NetScreen VPN Tunnel.
 Collect xSNMP NetScreen VPN Tunnel Out MB
Performance collection rule for the raw Outbound Megabytes transferred for a NetScreen VPN
Tunnel in a polling cycle.
 Collect xSNMP NetScreen VPN Tunnel In Mb/s
Performance collection rule for the current Outbound Mb/s rate for a NetScreen VPN Tunnel.
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xSNMP for NetApp Management Pack
Overview
The xSNMP for NetApp Management Pack extends SNMP monitoring to NetApp storage appliances.
NetApp devices to be monitored with this management pack must be discovered as SNMP Network
Classes and Groups
Classes
 xSNMP NetApp Device

o xSNMP NetApp Network Interface
o xSNMP NetApp Chassis
 xSNMP NetApp Enclosure
o xSNMP NetApp Cluster Subsystem
o xSNMP NetApp Logical Storage Subsystem
 xSNMP NetApp FileSystem
 xSNMP NetApp Quotas
 xSNMP NetApp Quota
o xSNMP NetApp Physical Storage Subsystem
 xSNMP NetApp Fibre-Channel Fabric
 xSNMP NetApp Fibre-Channel Switch
 xSNMP NetApp Physical Disks
o xSNMP NetApp Processor Subsystem
o xSNMP NetApp Software Subsystem
 xSNMP NetApp SnapMirrors
 xSNMP NetApp SnapMirror
 xSNMP NetApp SnapVaults
 xSNMP NetApp SnapVault
o xSNMP NetApp Virtualization Subsystem
 xSNMP NetApp vFiler
Groups
 xSNMP NetApp Devices
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Monitors
xSNMP NetApp Chassis
 xSNMP NetApp AutoSupport Status

Monitors the status of the AutoSupport function of a NetApp Device and generates an alert if
the status indicates SMTP or Post failures
 xSNMP NetApp Chassis Failed Fans
Monitors the failed fan count for a NetApp Device and generates an alert if one or more fans
have failed
 xSNMP NetApp Chassis Failed Power Supplies
Monitors the failed power supply count of a NetApp Device r and generates an alert if one or
more power supplies have failed
 xSNMP NetApp Chassis Over Temperature Monitor
Monitors the status of the Chassis Environmental Over Temperature sensor and generates an
alert if a high temperature condition has been reported
 xSNMP NetApp NVRAM Battery Status
Monitors the status of the NVRAM Battery for a NetApp Device and generates an alert if the
battery is near or at end of life
xSNMP NetApp Enclosure
 xSNMP NetApp Enclosure Communication State

Monitors the communication state of a NetApp Enclosure and generates an alert if the
communication is down
 xSNMP NetApp Enclosure Failed Electronics Components
Monitors for the presence of failed electronics components in a NetApp Enclosure and
generates an alert if one or more electronics elements have failed
 xSNMP NetApp Enclosure Failed Fans
Monitors for the presence of failed fans in a NetApp Enclosure and generates an alert if one or
more fans have failed
 xSNMP NetApp Enclosure Failed Power Supplies
Monitors for the presence of failed power supplies in a NetApp Enclosure and generates an alert
if one or more power supplies have failed
 xSNMP NetApp Enclosure Temperature Critical
Monitors temperature sensors of a NetApp Enclosure and generates an alert if one or more are
in a critical state
 xSNMP NetApp Enclosure Temperature Warning
Monitors temperature sensors of a NetApp Enclosure and generates an alert if one or more are
in a warning state
xSNMP NetApp Cluster Subsystem
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 xSNMP NetApp Cluster Status
Monitors the status of the NetApp Cluster Subsystem and generates an alert if the cluster is in a
failed state
xSNMP NetApp FileSystem
 xSNMP NetApp FileSystem Mirror Status

Monitors the mirror status of a NetApp FileSystem object and generates an alert if the mirror
status is degraded, failed, or in limbo
 xSNMP NetApp FileSystem Percent Inodes Used
Monitors the percent used Inodes of a NetApp FileSystem and generates an alert if the warning
or critical threshold is exceeded
 xSNMP NetApp FileSystem Percent Space Used
Monitors the percent used space of a NetApp FileSystem and generates an alert if the warning
or critical threshold is exceeded
 xSNMP NetApp FileSystem Unmounted
Monitors the status of a FileSystem object of a NetApp Device and generates an alert if the
FileSystem is unmounted
xSNMP NetApp Fibre-Channel Fabric
 xSNMP NetApp Fibre-Channel Fabric Status

Monitors the status of a Fibre-Channel Fabric object of a NetApp Device and generates an alert
if the status is in a failed state
xSNMP NetApp Fibre-Channel Switch
 xSNMP NetApp Fibre-Channel Switch Status

Monitors the status of a Fibre-Channel Switch object of a NetApp Device and generates an alert
xSNMP NetApp Physical Disks
 xSNMP NetApp Physical Disks Failed

Monitors the current count of failed physical disks of a NetApp Device and generates an alert if
one or more disks have failed
 xSNMP NetApp Physical Disks Prefailure
Monitors the current count of physical disks of a NetApp Device in a prefailure state and
generates an alert if one or more disks are indicating pending failure
 xSNMP NetApp Physical Disks Reconstructing
Monitors the current count of physical disks of a NetApp Device in a reconstructing state and
generates an alert if one or more disks are indicating reconstructing status
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 xSNMP NetApp Physical Disks Reconstructing Parity
Monitors the current count of physical disks of a NetApp Device in a reconstructing parity state
and generates an alert if one or more disks are indicating reconstructing parity status
xSNMP NetApp Processor Subsystem
 xSNMP NetApp High CPU Interrupt Time

Monitors the percentage of CPU time used by interrupts and generates an alert if the value is
greater than the threshold
 xSNMP NetApp Low CPU Percent Idle Time
Monitors the percentage of CPU idle time of a NetApp Device and generates an alert if the value
is less than the threshold
xSNMP NetApp Quota
 xSNMP NetApp Quota Percent File Limit Used

Monitors the percentage of the defined file limit currently used for a Quota object of a NetApp
Device. This monitor is disabled by default and can be enabled for a quota or group of quotas
with overrides.
 xSNMP NetApp Quota Percent Space Used
Monitors the percentage of the defined space (KB) limit currently used for a Quota object of a
NetApp Device. This monitor is disabled by default and can be enabled for a quota or group of
quotas with overrides.
xSNMP NetApp SnapMirror
 xSNMP NetApp SnapMirror State

Monitors the state of a NetApp SnapMirror object and generates an alert if the state is:
BrokenOff, Unknown, or Uninitialized
xSNMP NetApp SnapVault
 xSNMP NetApp SnapVault State

Monitors the state of a NetApp SnapVault object and generates an alert if the state is:
BrokenOff, Unknown, or Uninitialized
xSNMP NetApp vFiler
 xSNMP NetApp vFiler Status

Monitors the state of a NetApp vFiler object and generates an alert if the vFiler is in a stopped
state
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Rules
 Collect xSNMP NetApp FileSystem Percent Inodes Used

Performance collection rule to collect the percentage of Inodes used of a NetApp FileSystem
object
 Collect xSNMP NetApp FileSystem Percent Space Used
Performance collection rule to collect the percentage of space used of a NetApp FileSystem
object
 Collect xSNMP NetApp FileSystem Megabytes Total
Performance collection rule to collect the Megabytes of total space of a NetApp FileSystem
object
 Collect xSNMP NetApp FileSystem Megabytes Used
Performance collection rule to collect the Megabytes of space used of a NetApp FileSystem
object
 Collect xSNMP NetApp Disk Read Rate
Performance collection rule for the disk read rate of a NetApp Device in Megabytes/second
 Collect xSNMP NetApp Disk Write Rate
Performance collection rule for the total disk write rate of a NetApp Device in
Megabytes/second
 Collect xSNMP NetApp CPU Context Switches
Performance collection rule for the current count of CPU context switches time of a NetApp
Device
 Collect xSNMP NetApp CPU Percent Busy Time
Performance collection rule for the percent of CPU busy time of a NetApp Device
 Collect xSNMP NetApp CPU Percent Idle Time
Performance collection rule for the percent of CPU idle time of a NetApp Device
 Collect xSNMP NetApp CPU Percent Interrupt Time
Performance collection rule for the percent of CPU interrupt time of a NetApp Device
 Collect xSNMP NetApp Quota MB Used
Performance collection rule to collect the Megabytes currently used for a Quota object of a
NetApp Device
 Collect xSNMP NetApp Quota MB Limit
Performance collection rule to collect the current MB limit for a Quota object of a NetApp
Device
 Collect xSNMP NetApp Quota Percent File Limit Used
Performance collection rule to collect the percentage of a defined File Limit currently used for a
Quota object of a NetApp Device
 Collect xSNMP NetApp Quota Percent Space Limit Used
Performance collection rule to collect the percentage of a defined space (KB) Limit currently
used for a Quota object of a NetApp Device
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xSNMP for Net-SNMP Management Pack
Overview
The xSNMP for Net-SNMP Management Pack extends SNMP monitoring to UNIX/Linux agents and Linux-
based distributions that utilize the Net-SNMP (or UCDavis) SNMP Agent.
Net-SNMP devices to be monitored with this management pack must be discovered as SNMP Network
Monitored Processes, Extensible Objects, and Files are exposed through the Net-SNMP ‘proc,’ ‘exec,’
and ‘file’ directives in the agent’s snmpd.conf file. For more information on configuring these
components, reference the Net-SNMP documentation at: http://www.net-
snmp.org/docs/man/snmpd.conf.html.
To enable CPU and Memory threshold monitoring for processes, the processes must be discovered as
xSNMP Monitored Process objects (i.e. defined in the snmpd.conf with a proc directive) and the CPU
and/or Memory threshold defined. To define a memory or CPU threshold for a monitored process,
override the discovery named: “Discover xSNMP Net-SNMP Monitored Process” and set a value for the
parameters: CPUThreshold (% utilization) or MemoryThreshold (KB utilization). To disable CPU or
memory threshold monitoring for a process, return these values to the default of 0.
Classes and Groups
Classes
 xSNMP Net-SNMP Device

o xSNMP Net-SNMP Network Interface
o xSNMP Net-SNMP System
o xSNMP Net-SNMP Volumes
 xSNMP Net-SNMP Volume
o xSNMP Net-SNMP Monitored Exec Objects
 xSNMP Net-SNMP Monitored Exec Object
o xSNMP Net-SNMP Monitored Extend Objects
 xSNMP Net-SNMP Monitored Extend Object
o xSNMP Net-SNMP Monitored Files
 xSNMP Net-SNMP Monitored File
o xSNMP Net-SNMP Monitored Processes
 xSNMP Net-SNMP Monitored Process
 xSNMP Net-SNMP Monitored Process Instance
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Groups
 xSNMP Net-SNMP Devices
Monitors
xSNMP Net-SNMP Monitored Exec Object
 xSNMP Net-SNMP Exec Object Status

Monitors the output of Exec objects defined with exec directives in the snmpd.conf of the agent.
The monitor will check for the presence of a string (defined with the ErrorString overridable
parameter) and alert if the error string is found. For example, if a script is configured as a Net-
SNMP exec object and returns the message: Failure, when there is a problem, the error string
parameter should be overridden with the value: Failure.
 xSNMP Net-SNMP Exec Object Status (Three State)
Monitors the output of Exec objects defined with exec directives in the snmpd.conf of the agent.
The monitor will check for the presence of a warning or error string (defined with the ErrorString
and WarningString overridable parameters) and alert if the error or warning string is found. For
example, if a script is configured as a Net-SNMP Exec object and returns the message: 'Failure'
when there is a problem, the error string parameter should be overridden with the value:
Failure
xSNMP Net-SNMP Monitored Extend Object
 xSNMP Net-SNMP Extend Object Status

Monitors the output of Extend objects defined with Net-SNMP extend directives on the agent.
The monitor will check for the presence of a warning or error string (defined with the ErrorString
and WarningString overridable parameters) and alert if the error or warning string is found. For
example, if a script is configured as a Net-SNMP Extend object and returns the message:
'Failure' when there is a problem, the error string parameter should be overridden with the
value: Failure
xSNMP Net-SNMP Monitored File
 xSNMP Net-SNMP Monitored File Status

Monitor that monitors the status of Net-SNMP monitored files and alerts if the status code does
not equal 0. Files to be monitored must be identified in the agent's snmpd.conf with a 'file'
directive.
xSNMP Net-SNMP Monitored Process
 xSNMP Net-SNMP Monitored Process Status

Monitor that monitors the status of Net-SNMP monitored processes and alerts if the status code
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does not equal 0. Processes to be monitored must be identified in the agent's snmpd.conf with a
'proc' directive.
xSNMP Net-SNMP Monitored Process Instance
 xSNMP Net-SNMP Process CPU Utilization

Monitor to monitor the CPU utilization by a process (%). The threshold for CPU utilization is
defined in an override named: CPUThreshold for the process discovery. If the threshold is not
defined, no monitoring will be executed. Processes must be defined with "proc" directives in
the agent's snmpd.conf file.
 xSNMP Net-SNMP Process Memory Use
Monitor to monitor the real memory use (in KB) of a monitored process. The threshold for
process memory use is defined in an override named: MemoryThreshold for the process
discovery. If the threshold is not defined, no monitoring will be executed. Processes must be
defined with "proc" directives in the agent's snmpd.conf file.
xSNMP Net-SNMP System
 xSNMP Net-SNMP CPU Context Switches per Second

Monitors the number of context switches per second and alerts if the value is greater than the
threshold.
 xSNMP Net-SNMP CPU Interrupts per Second
Monitors the number of interrupts per second and alerts if the value is greater than the
threshold.
 xSNMP Net-SNMP CPU Percent Idle
Monitors the value of percent CPU idle and alerts if the value is lower than the threshold.
 xSNMP Net-SNMP CPU System Percent Utilization
Monitors the value of CPU System percent utilization and alerts if the value is greater than the
threshold.
 xSNMP Net-SNMP CPU User Percent Utilization
Monitors the value of CPU User percent utilization and alerts if the value is greater than the
threshold.
 xSNMP Net-SNMP Percent Real Memory Free
Monitor that calculates the percentage of free real memory and alerts if the value is less than
the threshold.
 xSNMP Net-SNMP Percent Swap Memory Free
Monitor that calculates the percentage of free swap memory and alerts if the value is less than
the threshold.
 xSNMP Net-SNMP Zombie Process Count Monitor
Monitor that evaluates the number of zombie processes currently present and alerts if the
count is greater than the threshold.
xSNMP Net-SNMP Volume
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 xSNMP Net-SNMP Volume Percent Utilization
Monitors volume percent utilization and generates an alert if the threshold is passed.
Rules
 Collect xSNMP Net-SNMP Process Memory Utilization

Performance collection rule to collect the current real memory in use by the process instance, in
KB.
 Collect xSNMP Net-SNMP Process CPU Utilization
Performance collection rule to collect the percent CPU usage by the monitored process instance.
 Collect xSNMP Net-SNMP Device Zombie Processes
Collects any zombie processes (invalid status in the hrSwRun table) and writes their index to a
temporary file for later evaluation.
 Collect xSNMP Net-SNMP Total Available Memory
Performance collection rule for the total available memory (free swap + free real) in KB.
 Collect xSNMP Net-SNMP Swap Memory Percent Free
Performance collection rule for percent free swap memory.
 Collect xSNMP Net-SNMP Real Memory Percent Free
Performance collection rule for percent free real memory.
 Collect xSNMP Net-SNMP Number of Users
Performance collection rule for the number of current users.
 Collect xSNMP Net-SNMP Number of Current Processes
Performance collection rule for the number of current processes.
 Collect xSNMP Net-SNMP I/O Sent
Performance collection rule for IO sent (blocks/s).
 Collect xSNMP Net-SNMP I/O Received
Performance collection rule for IO received (blocks/s).
 Collect xSNMP Net-SNMP CPU Interrupts per Second
Performance collection rule for CPU Interrupts/second.
 Collect xSNMP Net-SNMP CPU User Percent Utilization
Performance collection rule for the percent of CPU utilization by User.
 Collect xSNMP Net-SNMP CPU System Percent Utilization
Performance collection rule for the percent of CPU utilization by System.
 Collect xSNMP Net-SNMP CPU Percent Idle
Performance collection rule for the percent of CPU utilization that is idle.
 Collect xSNMP Net-SNMP CPU Context Switches per Second
Performance collection for CPU context switches/second.
 Collect xSNMP Net-SNMP Volume Percent Utilization
Performance collection rule to collect percent utilization of monitored volumes.
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xSNMP for SonicWALL Management Pack
Overview
The xSNMP for SonicWALL Management Pack extends SNMP monitoring to SonicWALL devices and
depends on the xSNMP Management Pack.
SonicWALL hardware devices to be monitored with this management pack must be discovered as SNMP
Pack. For SNMP trap-based monitors to function, the SonicWALL devices must be configured to send
SNMP traps to the management server or agent system that is an agent proxy for the device.
Classes and Groups
Classes
 xSNMP SonicWALL Device

o xSNMP SonicWALL System
o xSNMP SonicWALL VPN Tunnels
 xSNMP SonicWALL VPN Tunnel
 xSNMP SonicWALL Network Interface
Groups
 xSNMP SonicWALL Devices
Monitors
xSNMP SonicWALL System
 xSNMP SonicWALL Connection Cache Utilization

Monitors the percentage of Connection Cache utilized and generates an alert if the utilization is
 xSNMP SonicWALL CPU Utilization
Monitors CPU Utilization for a SonicWALL Device and generates an alert if the value is greater
than the threshold
 xSNMP SonicWALL Memory Utilization
Monitors Memory Utilization for a SonicWALL Device and generates an alert if the value is
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Rules
 Alert on xSNMP SonicWALL Attack Detected Trap

Rule that generates an alert when a SonicWALL Device sends an Attack event trap
 Alert on xSNMP SonicWALL Default GW Changed
Detects and alerts on changes to a SonicWALL device’s default gateway, as defined in the IP
route table. In redundant configurations, this may indicate a failover to an alternate link.
 Alert on xSNMP SonicWALL Firewall Hardware Error Trap
Rule that generates an alert when a SonicWALL Device sends a Firewall Hardware error trap
 Alert on xSNMP SonicWALL IPSec Tunnel Event
Rule that generates an alert when a SonicWALL Device sends an IPSec Tunnel event trap
 Alert on xSNMP SonicWALL System Environment Event Trap
Rule that generates an alert when a SonicWALL Device sends a System Environment event trap
 Alert on xSNMP SonicWALL System Error Trap
Rule that generates an alert when a SonicWALL Device sends a System Error trap
 Collect xSNMP SonicWALL Connection Cache Utilization
Performance collection rule that collects the percentage of Connection Cache utilized for a
SonicWALL Device
 Collect xSNMP SonicWALL CPU Utilization
Performance collection rule for the percentage of CPU Utilization for a SonicWALL Device
 Collect xSNMP SonicWALL Memory Utilization
Performance collection rule for the percentage of Memory Utilization for a SonicWALL Device
 Collect xSNMP SonicWALL VPN Tunnel Decrypted Bytes
Performance collection rule for the value of Bytes Decrypted (per polling cycle) for a SonicWALL
VPN Tunnel
 Collect xSNMP SonicWALL VPN Tunnel Encrypted Bytes
Performance collection rule for the value of Bytes Encrypted (per polling cycle) for a SonicWALL
VPN Tunnel
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xSNMP for Sun Hardware Management Pack
Overview
The xSNMP for Sun Hardware Management Pack extends SNMP monitoring to Sun Server Hardware
devices.
Sun hardware devices to be monitored with this management pack must be discovered as SNMP
Pack. Monitored Sun servers must implement either the Sun-Platform-MIB (through the ILOM interface
or Sun Management Agent For SunFire systems), or the Fujitsu XSCF MIB implementation (through the
XSCF management interface). For out-of-band management interfaces (ILOM or XSCF), the
management interface should be discovered as a Network Device in Operations Manager.
Classes and Groups
Classes
 xSNMP Sun Server Hardware Device

o xSNMP Sun Server Chassis
 xSNMP Sun Server Power Subsystem
 xSNMP Sun Server Power Supply
 xSNMP Sun Server Processor Subsystem
 xSNMP Sun Server Host Processor
 xSNMP Sun Server Motherboard
 xSNMP Sun Server Storage Subsystem
 xSNMP Sun Server Physical Hard Disk
 xSNMP Sun Server Sensor Subsystem
 xSNMP Sun Server Temperature Sensor
 xSNMP Sun Server Thermal Subsystem
 xSNMP Sun Server Fan
o xSNMP Sun Server Chassis (XSCF)
 xSNMP Sun Server Power Subsystem (XSCF)
 xSNMP Sun Server Power Supply (XSCF)
 xSNMP Sun Server Processor Subsystem (XSCF)
 xSNMP Sun Server Memory Board (XSCF)
 xSNMP Sun Server Processor (XSCF)
 xSNMP Sun Server Sensor Subsystem (XSCF)
 xSNMP Sun Server Temperature Sensor (XSCF)
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 xSNMP Sun Server Thermal Subsystem (XSCF)
 xSNMP Sun Server Fan (XSCF)
Groups
 xSNMP Sun Server Hardware Devices
Monitors
xSNMP Sun Server Chassis (XSCF)
 xSNMP Sun Server XSCF State Monitors

Aggregate monitor of Sun Server XSCF Chassis State Monitors.
 xSNMP Sun Server XSCF Firmware State
Monitor that checks the firmware state reported by the XSCF management process for Sun
servers and generates an alert for warning or critical values.
 xSNMP Sun Server XSCF Hardware State
Monitor that checks the hardware state reported by the XSCF management process for Sun
servers and generates an alert for warning or critical values.
 xSNMP Sun Server XSCF System State
Monitor that checks the system state reported by the XSCF management process for Sun servers
and generates an alert for warning or critical values.
xSNMP Sun Server Fan
 xSNMP Sun Server Fan Status

Monitors the status of Fan objects for Sun Server hardware and generates an alert if warning or
error conditions are observed.
xSNMP Sun Server Fan (XSCF)
 xSNMP Sun Server Fan Status (XSCF)

Monitors the status of Fan objects for Sun Server hardware (that utilizes the Fujitsu XSCF
management processor) and generates an alert if warning or error conditions are observed.
xSNMP Sun Server Physical Hard Disk
 xSNMP Sun Server Physical Hard Disk Status

Monitors the status of Physical Hard Disk objects for Sun Server hardware and generates an
alert if warning or error conditions are observed.
xSNMP Sun Server Host Processor
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 xSNMP Sun Server Host Processor Status
Monitors the status of Host Processor objects for Sun Server hardware and generates an alert if
warning or error conditions are observed.
xSNMP Sun Server Memory Board (XSCF)
 xSNMP Sun Server Memory Board Status (XSCF)

Monitors the status of Memory Board objects for Sun Server hardware (that utilizes the Fujitsu
XSCF management processor) and generates an alert if warning or error conditions are
observed.
xSNMP Sun Server Motherboard
 xSNMP Sun Server Motherboard Status

Monitors the status of Motherboard objects for Sun Server hardware and generates an alert if
xSNMP Sun Server Power Supply
 xSNMP Sun Server Power Supply Status

Monitors the status of Power Supply objects for Sun Server hardware and generates an alert if
xSNMP Sun Server Power Supply (XSCF)
 xSNMP Sun Server Power Supply Status (XSCF)

Monitors the status of Power Supply objects for Sun Server hardware (that utilizes the Fujitsu
XSCF management processor) and generates an alert if warning or error conditions are
observed.
xSNMP Sun Server Processor (XSCF)
 xSNMP Sun Server Processor Status (XSCF)

Monitors the status of Processor objects for Sun Server hardware (that utilizes the Fujitsu XSCF
xSNMP Sun Server Temperature Sensor
 xSNMP Sun Server Temperature Sensor Threshold

Monitors the value of Sun Server Temperature Sensor objects against the system defined
thresholds.
xSNMP Sun Server Temperature Sensor (XSCF)
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 xSNMP Sun Server Temperature Status (XSCF)
Monitors the status of Processor objects for Sun Server hardware (that utilizes the Fujitsu XSCF
Rules
 Collect xSNMP Sun Server Temperature Sensor Value

Performance collection that collects the value reported by Temperature Sensors of a Sun Server.
 Collect xSNMP Sun Server Temperature Sensor Value (XSCF)
Performance collection rule that collects the value reported by Temperature Sensors of a Sun
Server that utilizes the Fujitsu XSCF management processor.
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xSNMP Syslog Management Pack
Overview
The xSNMP Syslog Management Pack provides rules for the generation of critical and warning alerts on
incoming Syslog messages forwarded by xSNMP Device objects. The provided rules are disabled by
default and overrides can be used to enable and filter the rules.
Rules
 xSNMP Warning Syslog Alert

Rule that generates warning alerts on filtered incoming Syslog messages for xSNMP Device
objects. This rule is disabled by default and can be enabled for groups or objects with overrides.
The filter parameters are:

FacilityRegEx - RegEx expression to identify a list of Syslog facilities to be included. The default
expression is: (0|1|3|4|10|13|14|16|17|18|19|20|21|22|23)
SeverityRegEx - RegEx expression to identify a list of Syslog severities to be included. The
default expression is: (3|4)
MessageMatchesWildcard - String to match in the Syslog message, with wildcards.
PriorityNameMatchesWildcard - String to match in the Syslog Priority Name, with wildcards.
MessageDoesNotMatchRegEx - RegEx expression to exclude Syslog messages from alerts.
 xSNMP Critical Syslog Alert
Rule that generates warning alerts on filtered incoming Syslog messages for xSNMP Device
objects. This rule is disabled by default and can be enabled for groups or objects with overrides.
The filter parameters are:

FacilityRegEx - RegEx expression to identify a list of Syslog facilities to be included. The default
expression is: (0|1|3|4|10|13|14|16|17|18|19|20|21|22|23)
SeverityRegEx - RegEx expression to identify a list of Syslog severities to be included. The
default expression is: (1|2)
MessageMatchesWildcard - String to match in the Syslog message, with wildcards.
PriorityNameMatchesWildcard - String to match in the Syslog Priority Name, with wildcards.
MessageDoesNotMatchRegEx - RegEx expression to exclude Syslog messages from alerts.
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Management Pack Suite, v1.1.

Scalability and Sizing

Utilizing Agent Proxy Systems for Monitoring

 Confirm that PowerShell v1 is installed on the agent proxy.

Discovering Monitored Objects

 Filtering device discovery

Enabling Monitoring for Network Interfaces

Overriding Network Interface Speed

Classes and Groups

xSNMP Network Interface

 Purge xSNMP Temporary Monitoring Files

 Overriding Interface Polling Intervals

 xSNMP Network Interfaces - Status Monitoring Only

Deploying and Upgrading

Using the xSNMP Overrides MP Groups

Discovering Monitored Objects

Classes and Groups

 xSNMP APC Automatic Transfer Switch

 xSNMP APC Devices

xSNMP APC Automatic Transfer Switch Power Subsystem

xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Environmental Subsystem

 xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Hardware Status

xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Probe

 xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Probe High Humidity

xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Sensor

 xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Sensor

xSNMP APC Rackmount PDU Power Subsystem

 xSNMP APC Rackmount PDU Power Supply 1 Status

xSNMP APC Rackmount PDU Bank/Phase

 xSNMP APC Rackmount PDU Bank/Phase Overload

xSNMP APC UPS Power Subsystem

 xSNMP APC UPS Bad Battery Packs

xSNMP APC UPS Environmental Monitoring (Measure-UPS)

 xSNMP APC Environmental Monitoring Probe 1 Relative Humidity

xSNMP Integrated EnvMon Probe

 xSNMP APC UPS Integrated EnvMon Probe High Humidity

 Collect xSNMP APC Environmental Monitor Probe Humidity

Discovering Monitored Objects

Classes and Groups

 xSNMP NetBotz Device

xSNMP NetBotz Airflow Sensor

 xSNMP NetBotz Airflow Sensor Status

xSNMP NetBotz Amp Detect Sensor

 xSNMP NetBotz Amp Detect Sensor Status

xSNMP NetBotz Audio Sensor

 xSNMP NetBotz Audio Sensor Status

xSNMP NetBotz Camera Motion Sensor

 xSNMP NetBotz Camera Motion Sensor Status

xSNMP NetBotz Dew Point Sensor

 xSNMP NetBotz Dew Point Sensor Status

xSNMP NetBotz Door Switch Sensor

 xSNMP NetBotz Door Switch Sensor Status

xSNMP NetBotz Dry Contact Sensor

 xSNMP NetBotz Dry Contact Sensor Status

 xSNMP NetBotz Enclosure Status

xSNMP NetBotz Humidity Sensor

 xSNMP NetBotz Humidity Sensor Status

xSNMP NetBotz Numeric Sensor

 NetBotz Numeric Sensor Status

xSNMP NetBotz State Sensor

 xSNMP NetBotz State Sensor Status

xSNMP NetBotz Temperature Sensor

 NetBotz Temperature Sensor Status