Administrator Guide

Monitoring
The Server Hardware Manager monitors the storage enclosure and informs you about state changes of its elements.
The Server Hardware Manager Monitor presents events to you in the following types:
• Logging or Monitor service
• SNMP
• SCOM
The following list describes events raised by the monitoring parts of the Server Hardware Manager solution. Not all the enclosure events
apply to all enclosure models.
• Status Change – the status of a monitored object changed.
• Device Removed
• Device Installed
• Drive Removed
• Drive Installed
• Drawer Opened – an enclosure drawer was opened
• Drawer Closed – an enclosure drawer was closed
• Enclosure removed
• Enclosure installed
• Emm removed
• Emm installed
• Power Supply removed – an enclosure power supply was removed
• Power Supply installed – an enclosure power supply was installed
• Fan Removed – an enclosure fan was removed
• Fan Installed – an enclosure fan was installed
• Voltage Sensor removed – an enclosure voltage sensor was removed
• Voltage Sensor installed – an enclosure voltage sensor was installed
• Current Sensor removed – an enclosure current sensor was removed
• Current Sensor installed – an enclosure current sensor was installed
• Temperature Sensor removed – an enclosure temperature sensor was removed
• Temperature Sensor installed – an enclosure temperature sensor was installed
• Drawer Removed – an enclosure drawer was removed
• Drawer installed – an enclosure drawer was installed
• Adapter PHY link up
• Adapter PHY link down
• Drive predicted failure detected
Topics:
• Logging or Monitor Service
• Local log file
• Windows event log
• Linux syslog
• Monitor Configuration File
• SNMP
• Events
• JBOD LEDs
Logging or Monitor Service
The Server Hardware Manager Monitor is a service that runs automatically after installation. The service periodically verifies the status of
storage hardware components and logs events. By default, the Monitor logs to only a local log file.
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