Updated 2/6/18
The article contains information on enabling the EMC VNX NAS Gateway / Celerra arrays to be monitored by SRM.
These arrays use SMI-S (file) and XML API (file performance).
These arrays support Hardware Health Monitoring for
For more information, please consult the documentation supplied with your array, or contact your vendor.
Ensure you have the following information:
IP address or hostname for the array control station.
Refer to your array administrator or your array documentation for additional information on obtaining this information.
The Celerra SMI-S Provider and ECOM (CIMOM) are installed by default when the base NAS software is installed in the directory/celerra/wbem on the control station. The Celerra SMI-S provider, both the CIMMON and the provider do not run by default on the control station for releases 6 and 7. This section will cover enabling ECOM and Celerra SMI-S provider on the control station.
Release 6 offers two different methods for enabling ECOM and the Celerra SMI-S provider. For Release 6, use only one of the following two methods for enabling ECOM and your SMI-S provider:
To permanently enable and manage the daemon that monitors all running processes, uncomment the following lines in the nas_mcd.cfg file by removing the # at the beginning of each line:
# daemon "cim server"
# executable "/celerra/wbem/bin/start_cim_server"
/etc/rc.d/init.d/nas stop
/etc/rc.d/init.d/nas start
Run the following script (not persisted after Control Station restart)
/celerra/wbem/start_cim_server to start ECOM
/celerra/wbem/stop_cim_server to stop ECOM
Execute the following script:
/celerra/wbem/start_cim_server
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