FSC-THRESHOLD-REPORT-MIB: View SNMP OID List / Download MIB

Agent identification string

Agent's company name (e.g. Fujitsu Siemens Computers)

Agent's version string (e.g. 1.05)

Compilation time and date of agent program

Timestamp indicating last configuration modification time at any table (time_t format: seconds since 1970/01/01)

Replies the current threshold status, whether threshold monitoring is enabled and currently active: unknown: unknown status (problem in underlying threshold management services?) disabled: no enabled rulesets available enabledNotActive: ruleset(s) enabled, but no one currently active (in terms of time) active: rulesets enabled and threshold monitoring currently active error: a severe error happened in the threshold manager - no thresholds activated

Replies the current report status, whether report monitoring is enabled and currently active: unknown: unknown status (problem in underlying report management services?) disabled: no enabled reportsets available enabledNotActive: reportset(s) enabled, but no one currently active (in terms of time) active: reportsets enabled and report monitoring currently active error: a severe error happened in the report manager - no reports activated

Result message of last SET operation. Useful for debugging purpose when testing SNMP client software.

Information about the server performance: the worst value of all active thresholds; the severity of each rule is defined with object 'threshRulePerfStatusSeverity': unknown: unknown status (problem in underlying threshold management services?) normal: all active thresholds are in normal range (no thresholds exceeded) informational: one or more thresholds with 'informational' severity exceeded warning: one or more thresholds with 'warning' severity exceeded critical: one or more thresholds with 'critical' severity exceeded

Description of all rules for threshold management

Rule name (index, unique string)

Detailed rule description

Comment which can be set by the user; will be sent with event

Detailed description of the rule (for dynamic generation of help pages)

Threshold polling interval (1..n seconds)

Name of monitored resource (index in ResourceTable)

Resource instances monitoring type - defines how to handle multiple instances: any: any of the instances meets condition average: the average of all instances meets condition Enumeration: 'average': 2, 'any': 1.

Resource instances index value list (regular expression, like '[1-5]' (indexes 1..5), '[1,2,5]' (indexes 1, 2, or 5), '1[2-4]' (indexes 12..14); monitor all instances if empty

Resource instances index pattern list (regular expression, like '^/root$|^/home$|^/opt' (one of /root, /home or /opt*), '^data$|^system[1-3]$' (one of 'data' or 'system1'...'system3'); monitor all instances if empty.

Name of an entry in the TargetTable, where to send the data queries to (localhost if empty)

Type of value monitoring (absolute, delta): absolute: the current (absolute) value is tested to meet condition deltaAny: the delta to the value of the previous poll interval is tested (not regarding whether value increase or decrease) deltaIncrease: only increasing delta values are tested deltaDecrease: only decreasing delta values are tested Enumeration: 'deltaAny': 2, 'deltaIncrease': 3, 'deltaDecrease': 4, 'absolute': 1.

Rule valuation - defines how a value is measured: singleValue: one single value is tested to meet condition averageLinear: sum of all measured values devided by the number of values averageMuted: last value plus (delta value divided by 2) Enumeration: 'averageLinear': 2, 'singleValue': 1, 'averageMuted': 3.

Monitoring period described as number of polling cycles (for average value calculation)

Operator to be applied on the monitored resource; the rule applies when the monitored value is: equal: equal to the threshold value (object 'threshRuleThresholdValue') notEqual: not equal to the threshold value less: less than the threshold value lessOrEqual: less than or equal to the threshold value greater: greater than the threshold value greaterOrEqual: greater than or equal to the threshold value withinRange: within the specified threshold value range (objects 'threshRuleRangeMinValue and 'threshRuleRangeMaxValue') outOfRange: out of the specified threshold value range existToNonExist: value existed and now no longer exists nonExistToExist: value did not exist and now exists existChange: value existence changed (in any way) Enumeration: 'notEqual': 2, 'lessOrEqual': 4, 'greater': 5, 'existChange': 11, 'less': 3, 'outOfRange': 8, 'equal': 1, 'greaterOrEqual': 6, 'existToNonExist': 9, 'nonExistToExist': 10, 'withinRange': 7.

Threshold value (for boolean operators)

Lower threshold range value (for range operators; x >= min value)

Upper threshold range value (for range operators; open interval --> x < max value)

The occurence counter for event generation: if count is 0 or 1, event is generated on every occurence, else event is generated after the specified number of continuous rule occurences

Name of the event (from EventTable) to be created when condition is met

The frequency of event generation: singleShot: only once until condition is not met again continuous: event raises at every poll cycle when the rule meets condition continousDelay: like 'continous', but not before a delay (object 'threshRuleEventDelay') has passed or the rule met 'good condition' in the mean time Enumeration: 'continuousDelay': 3, 'continuous': 2, 'singleShot': 1.

The minimum delay (in number of poll cycles) after that an event will be sent again if object 'threshRuleEventFrequency' is set to 'continuousDelay'

If true, an event is also sent when condition is no longer met (good condition)

Rule table row status (RFC2579; see comment on top of this MIB) supported values: active, createAndGo, destroy

Rule table storage type (see RFC2579; see comment on top of this MIB)

Current name(s) and value(s) of the rule, delivered as XML string: root tag is , each value enclosed by tag , e.g. 66; for multiple instances the tag appears multiple times. ATTENTION: Currently this object can only be used with non-SNMP resources! For SNMP resources the manager must get this value directly using its OID.

Fire this event (for testing purpose): write a non-zero value to fire this event (reading this value always returns zero)

How to set the PerformanceStatus when the rule meets condition: ignore: rule status is not considered in the PerformanceStatus informational: when the rule meets condition, the PerformanceStatus goes to 'informational' warning: when the rule meets condition, the PerformanceStatus goes to 'warning' critical: when the rule meets condition, the PerformanceStatus goes to 'critical' Enumeration: 'ignore': 1, 'warning': 3, 'informational': 2, 'critical': 4.

Timestamp indicating last modification of rule table (time_t format: seconds since 1970/01/01)

Description of all rulesets for threshold management

Rule name (index, unique string)

Detailed ruleset description

Time when to start (activate) this ruleset (optional, -1 if not available; minutes since midnight).

Time when to stop this ruleset (optional, -1 if not available; minutes since midnight).

Shows whether the ruleset is currently running (regarding to start/stop time)

Ruleset table row status (RFC2579; see comment on top of this MIB) supported values: active, notInService, createAndGo, createAndWait, destroy

Ruleset table storage type (see RFC2579; see comment on top of this MIB)

Content mapping table of all rulesets for threshold management Index 1 is from the RulesetTable, index 2 is a rule number (not stored in database).

Ruleset contents table rule number (second index; 1..n; this number is not stored in the ruleset database)

Ruleset contents table rule name - this name must match to an entry in the rule table! If the rule is missing in the rule table, it will be ignored here.

Ruleset contents table row status (RFC2579; see comment on top of this MIB) supported values: active, createAndGo, destroy

Ruleset contents table storage type (see RFC2579; see comment on top of this MIB)

Timestamp indicating last modification of ruleset or ruleset contents table (time_t format: seconds since 1970/01/01)

Event destinations for threshold event creation

Event name (index, unique string)

Type of event (SNMP trap,...) For SNMP traps the trap numbers and enterprise ID are predefined and apply to the trap definitions in this MIB. Enumeration: 'snmpTrap': 1.

Severity of event (e.g. for SNMP traps). For SNMP traps this severity defines which one of the predefined traps is to be sent. Enumeration: 'major': 2, 'critical': 1, 'informational': 4, 'minor': 3.

Event table row status (RFC2579; see comment on top of this MIB) supported values: active, createAndGo, destroy

Event table storage type (see RFC2579; see comment on top of this MIB)

Timestamp indicating last modification of event table (time_t format: seconds since 1970/01/01)

Description of all reports for report management

Report name (index, unique string)

Detailed rule description

Comment which can be set by the user; will be sent with event

Detailed description of the report (for dynamic generation of help pages)

Report polling interval (1..n seconds)

Maximum number of recorded report entries (prevent from getting hard disk out of space; 0 = no limit).

Name of monitored resource (index in ResourceTable)

Resource instances monitoring type - defines how to handle multiple instances: all: all of the instances are monitored average: the average of all instances is calculated and monitored Enumeration: 'all': 1, 'average': 2.

Resource instances index value list (regular expression, like '[1-5]' (indexes 1..5), '[1,2,5]' (indexes 1, 2, or 5), '1[2-4]' (indexes 12..14); monitor all instances if empty

Resource instances index pattern list (regular expression, like '^/root$|^/home$|^/opt' (one of /root, /home or /opt*), '^data$|^system[1-3]$' (one of 'data' or 'system1'...'system3'); monitor all instances if empty.

Name of an entry in the TargetTable, where to send the data queries to (localhost if empty)

Report table row status (RFC2579; see comment on top of this MIB) supported values: active, createAndGo, destroy

Report table storage type (see RFC2579; see comment on top of this MIB)

Current name(s) and value(s) of the report resource, delivered as XML string: root tag is , each value enclosed by tag , e.g. 66; for multiple instances the tag appears multiple times. ATTENTION: Currently this object can only be used with non-SNMP resources! For SNMP resources the manager must get this value directly using its OID.

Timestamp indicating last modification of report table (time_t format: seconds since 1970/01/01)

Description of all reports set properties for report management

Short report set name, used for identication

Detailed report set description

Time when to start (activate) this report set (optional, -1 if not available; minutes since midnight).

Time when to stop this report set (optional, -1 if not available; minutes since midnight).

Date when reporting should be finished (time_t format: seconds since 1970/01/01; 0 = no end date, must be stopped manually) Reporting terminates automatically either when the next day after the end date or the maximum entry limit is reached.

Shows whether the report set is currently running (regarding to start/stop time)

Report set table row status (RFC2579; see comment on top of this MIB) supported values: active, notInService, createAndGo, createAndWait, destroy

Report set table storage type (see RFC2579; see comment on top of this MIB)

Timestamp indicating last modification of report set table (time_t format: seconds since 1970/01/01)

Content mapping table of all rulesets for threshold management Indexes are from RulesetTable and RuleTable.

reportSet contents table report number (second index; 1..n; this number is not stored in the ruleset database)

reportSet contents table report name - this name must match to an entry in the reportSet table! If the report is missing in the reportSet table, it will be ignored here.

Report set contents table row status (RFC2579; see comment on top of this MIB) supported values: active, createAndGo, destroy

Report set contents table storage type (see RFC2579; see comment on top of this MIB)

Timestamp indicating last modification of ruleset contents table (time_t format: seconds since 1970/01/01)

Properties of the corresponding ValueRecord

the highest available index in the ValueRecordTable.

the index of the oldest value in the ValueRecordTable. index-1 ist the most current value.

Record Values of an appointed report. Starts with index 1 and ends with index HighestIndexInUse This table is now OBSOLETE (may take too much time to browse it when it gathered too many data records). The report values have to be read by using ServerView Remote Connector service.

Record value of the report in XML format

Index of the Value Record

Available resources for threshold and report management

Resource name (index, unique string)

Short description of the resource (for display in front end applications)

Detailed description of the resource (for dynamic generation of help pages)

Resource request type - defines how to get the value (by SNMP, Windows Registry, for built-in the objects 'ReqString' and 'InstNameReq' are not needed) Enumeration: 'builtin': 1, 'snmp-request': 2, 'registry': 3.

Resource value request string: An asterisk '*' marks an enumeration of multiple values and can only stand at the end of the request string. SNMP: '1.3.6.1.4.1.231.2.10.2.2.5.1.3.*' Windows Registry: 'HKLM\Software\FSC\key\@value' 'Software\FSC\key\@*' Root keys (can be omitted): HKLM = HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE (default) HKCU = HKEY_CURRENT_USER HKCC = HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG HKPD = HKEY_PERFORMANCE_DATA

Resource instance name request string (syntax and type like threshResourceReqString)

Resource table row status (RFC2579; see comment on top of this MIB) supported values: active, createAndGo, destroy

Resource table storage type (see RFC2579; see comment on top of this MIB)

Unit of a value of this resource. E.g. '%','MByte'

Name of the container which contains ReqString. SNMP: contains the MIB name

Name of the group the resource belongs to

Timestamp indicating last modification of resource table (time_t format: seconds since 1970/01/01)

Target destination names for threshold/report resource value reading Allows to send value requests to more than one target machines.

Resource target name (index, unique string)

Resource target address (string) This may be an IP address (dotted string representation) or a DNS name.

Resource target table row status (RFC2579; see comment on top of this MIB) supported values: active, createAndGo, destroy

Resource target table storage type (see RFC2579; see comment on top of this MIB)

Timestamp indicating last modification of target table (time_t format: seconds since 1970/01/01)

Name of the server the trap comes from

Time when the trap occured (in seconds since 01/01/1970 00:00h)

The name of the rule which met condition

The value that of the resource that met condition (single or average value; numeric values are converted to strings)

The user's description of the rule which met condition; user may define an action what to do when an event raises

A threshold has been exceeded.

A threshold has been exceeded.

A threshold has been exceeded.

A threshold has been exceeded.

A threshold has been resumed.