1. DCSW-SSV-MONITOR-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN
2.  
3. IMPORTS
4.     enterprises
5.         FROM RFC1155-SMI
6.     OBJECT-TYPE
7.         FROM RFC-1212
8.     TRAP-TYPE
9.         FROM RFC-1215
10.     DisplayString
11.         FROM RFC1213-MIB;
12.  
13.     datacore    OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { enterprises 7652 }
14.     objects     OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { datacore 1 }
15.     traps       OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { datacore 2 }
16.  
17.    -- a multi-row table describing the monitors
18.  
19.     monitorTable  OBJECT-TYPE
20.         SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF MonitorEntry
21.         ACCESS not-accessible
22.         STATUS mandatory
23.         DESCRIPTION
24.             "The monitor table contains information about all monitors in the
25.             SANsymphony-V system.  A SANsymphony-V monitor is a software object
26.             that monitors a particular aspect of a target object in the SANsymphony configuration; for
27.             example, there are several monitors associated with a given virtual disk.
28.             By polling the monitorTable, an application can learn detailed status
29.             of the health of the SANsymphony-V configuration."
30.         ::= { objects 1 }
31.  
32.     monitorEntry OBJECT-TYPE
33.         SYNTAX MonitorEntry
34.         ACCESS not-accessible
35.         STATUS mandatory
36.         DESCRIPTION
37.             "An entry in the monitorTable, corresponding to an individual monitor."
38.         INDEX { monitorHashId }
39.         ::= { monitorTable  1 }
40.  
41.         MonitorEntry::=
42.             SEQUENCE {
43.                 monitorHashId
44.                     DisplayString,
45.                 monitorId
46.                     DisplayString,
47.                 monitorTargetId
48.                     DisplayString,
49.                 monitorTargetCaption
50.                     DisplayString,
51.                 monitorState
52.                     DisplayString,
53.                 monitorStateMessage
54.                     DisplayString,
55.                 monitorDesc
56.                     DisplayString
57.             }
58.  
59.     monitorHashId OBJECT-TYPE
60.         SYNTAX DisplayString (SIZE (0..32))
61.         ACCESS read-only
62.         STATUS mandatory
63.         DESCRIPTION
64.             "The monitorHashId is a fixed-width hash of monitorId.  This is the
65.             unique and persistent index of the monitorTable."
66.         ::= { monitorEntry 1 }
67.  
68.     monitorId OBJECT-TYPE
69.         SYNTAX DisplayString
70.         ACCESS read-only
71.         STATUS mandatory
72.         DESCRIPTION
73.             "The monitorId is the unique and persistent identifier of this particular
74.             instance of the monitorTable.  There is only one row of the monitorTable
75.             with a given monitorId.  Contrast with monitorTargetId below."
76.         ::= { monitorEntry 2 }
77.  
78.     monitorTargetId OBJECT-TYPE
79.         SYNTAX DisplayString
80.         ACCESS read-only
81.         STATUS mandatory
82.         DESCRIPTION
83.             "The monitorTargetId is the unique and persistent identifier of the
84.             SANsymphony configuration object with which this particular instance of
85.             the monitorTable is associated.  For example, this would be the ID of a
86.             particular virtual disk in the SANsymphony-V configuration.  There may
87.             be many rows in the monitorTable sharing the same monitorTargetId, since
88.             multiple different aspects of a given target object can be monitored.
89.             Contrast with monitorId above."
90.         ::= { monitorEntry 3 }
91.  
92.     monitorTargetCaption OBJECT-TYPE
93.         SYNTAX DisplayString
94.         ACCESS read-only
95.         STATUS mandatory
96.         DESCRIPTION
97.             "The monitorTargetCaption describes the target object of the monitor.  
98.             It is usually based on the user-supplied name of the object.  For example,
99.             this would contain the virtual disk name, or the pool name, or the server
100.             name, etc."
101.         ::= { monitorEntry 4 }
102.  
103.     monitorState OBJECT-TYPE
104.         SYNTAX DisplayString
105.         ACCESS read-only
106.         STATUS mandatory
107.         DESCRIPTION
108.             "The monitorState provides one of several values which indicates the
109.             current general state of the monitor itself.  That is, monitorState
110.             indicates the state of a particular aspect of the associated target
111.             object.  Possible values are: Healthy, Attention, Warning, Critical."
112.         ::= { monitorEntry 5 }
113.  
114.     monitorStateMessage OBJECT-TYPE
115.         SYNTAX DisplayString
116.         ACCESS read-only
117.         STATUS mandatory
118.         DESCRIPTION
119.             "The monitorStateMessage describes in plain language the specific reason
120.             for the monitor state.  The reasons vary with each type of target object.
121.             For example, this might read 'Available space > 30%', or 'AC line power
122.             available'."
123.         ::= { monitorEntry 6 }
124.  
125.     monitorDesc OBJECT-TYPE
126.         SYNTAX DisplayString
127.         ACCESS read-only
128.         STATUS mandatory
129.         DESCRIPTION
130.             "The monitorDesc describes in general what aspect of the associated
131.             configuration object the monitor is monitoring.  For example, this might
132.             read 'Monitors the disk pools available space percentage' or 'Monitors
133.             the battery power state for DataCore Servers'."
134.         ::= { monitorEntry 7 }
135.  
136.    -- trap definitions
137.  
138.      trapMonitorEvent TRAP-TYPE
139.         ENTERPRISE  traps
140.         VARIABLES { monitorHashId, monitorId, monitorTargetId, monitorTargetCaption, monitorState, monitorStateMessage, monitorDesc }
141.         DESCRIPTION "Trap sent when an update to a SANsymphony-V monitor occurs."
142.         ::= 1
143.  
144. END
145.