Veritas NetBackup™ Appliance SNMP Trap Reference Guide
- Overview
- SNMP hardware traps
- vrtsadapterTrap
- vrtsbbuTrap
- vrtsconnectionTrap
- vrtscpuTrap
- vrtsdiskTrap
- vrtsfanTrap
- vrtsfirmwareTrap
- vrtsnetworkcardTrap
- vrtspartitionTrap
- vrtspowerTrap
- vrtsraidgroupTrap
- vrtsstoragestatusTrap
- vrtssystemName
- vrtstemperatureTrap
- vrtsvolumeTrap
- vrtsenclosurediskTrap
- vrtsenclosurefanTrap
- vrtsenclosurepowerTrap
- vrtsenclosuretemperatureTrap
- vrtsdimmTrap
- vrtsiscsiTrap
- vrtsethernetTrap
- Appendix A. Management Information Base (MIB) file contents
vrtsiscsiTrap
OID: 1.3.6.1.4.1.48328.3.9.1.24
The vrtsiscsiTrap monitors the iSCSI connections for the NetBackup 5240 appliance. This applies only to configuration H of the NetBackup 5240 appliance. If you receive this alert, it means that one or more iSCSI sessions with the targets are disconnected.
Check the SNMP trap or the email alert that you received for additional information to help you determine the exact issue that occurred. You can run the Settings > iSCSI > Target Show Connected command and check the Status column and verify if the status is Offline.
Based on the information from the SNMP trap, the email alert, or the Settings > iSCSI > Target Show Connected command, take the following actions:
Table: Next steps for the vrtsiscsiTrap
What happened | What to do now |
|---|---|
One or more iSCSI sessions with the target were lost or disconnected. | Check for any network issues or current statistics. Run the Settings > iSCSI > Interface Show command to view the properties of the iSCSI interface. Check if the properties like IP address, Netmask etc. are valid. You can also run the Settings > iSCSI > Target Show Connected command to view the connected targets. To connect to a discovered target, run the Settings > iSCSI > Target Connect command. |