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Hitachi Compute Content Pack for VMware vRealize Log Insight v01.0.1 User’s Guide
Contents
Getting Help ....................................................................... 11
Server Hardware Requirements ............................................. 13
Supported Compute Blades ................................................... 13
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Hitachi Compute Content Pack for VMware vRealize Log Insight User’s Guide
2 Dashboards .................................................................... 16
Power Dashboard .................................................................21
All Chassis and Blade Power Events over Time ........................23
All Chassis and Blade Power Events over Time, Grouped by Management Module .....................................23
All Chassis and Blade Power Failure Events over Time .............24
All Management and Switch Module Power Failure Events over Time ...................................................................................24
All Power Failure Events over Time .......................................25
Relevant Queries for the Power Dashboard ............................25
Security Dashboard ..............................................................26
All System Console Security Events over Time ........................29
All System Console Security Events over Time Grouped by Management Module ..................................................30
All System Web Console Security Events over Time ................31
All System Web Console Security Events over Time Grouped by Management Module .....................................32
All System Console Security Events over Time Grouped by User Name ...........................................................................33
All System Web Console Security Events over Time Grouped by User Name ...................................................................33
Security Failure Events .........................................................33
All Security Failure Events over Time Grouped by User Name ...34
System Web Console Security Failure Events .........................34
Relevant Queries for the Security Dashboard .........................35
Configuration Dashboard .......................................................36
Configuration Events ..........................................................36
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All Configuration Events over Time Grouped by HCSM ............. 36
All Configuration Events over Time Grouped by Channel .......... 36
All Configuration Events Grouped by N+M Cold Standby Events 36
Relevant Queries for the Configuration Dashboard .................. 47
Maintenance Dashboard ........................................................ 48
All Maintenance Events over Time Grouped by HCSM .............. 51
All Maintenance Events Grouped by LPAR Manager ................. 51
All Management and Switch Module Maintenance Events over Time .................................................................................. 51
All Management and Switch Module Maintenance Events over Time, Grouped by Management Module ..................................... 52
All Chassis and Blade Maintenance Events over Time .............. 53
All Chassis and Blade Maintenance Events over Time, Grouped by Management Module .................................... 54
Relevant Queries for the Maintenance Dashboard ................... 56
Alerts ................................................................................. 56
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Preface 8
Preface
This document describes how to use the Hitachi Compute Content Pack for VMware vRealize Log Insight.
Intended Audience Software Version Release Notes Document Organization Related Documents Document Conventions Convention for Storage Capacity Values Getting Help Comments
Note The terms of your agreement(s) with Hitachi Data Systems
govern the use of Hitachi Compute Content Pack for VMware vRealize Log Insight and all other Hitachi Data Systems products.
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Intended Audience This document is for system and database administrators, as well as others who manage storage.
Release Notes You can find release notes on the documentation CD. Release notes describe requirements and possibly more recent product information than this guide. Be sure to review the release notes before installation.
Related Documents The following Hitachi documents are available on the applicable Hitachi documentation CD:
VMWare Log Insight User's Guide Hitachi Server Blade 500 Series Management Module Setup Guide (MK-
91CB500014) Hitachi Server Blade 2500 Series Management Module User Guide (MK-
99CB2500004)
Convention Meaning
Bold Indicates text in an application (other than a window title), including menus, menu options, buttons, fields, and labels. Example: Click OK.
Italic Indicates a variable, which is a placeholder for actual text provided by the user or system. Example: copy source- file target-file Note: Angled brackets (< >) also indicate variables.
screen/code Indicates text that is on the screen or that you enter. Example: # pairdisplay -g oradb
Convention Meaning < > angled brackets
Indicates a variable, which is a placeholder for actual text provided by the user or system. Example: # pairdisplay -g <group> Note: Italic font also indicates variables.
[ ] square brackets
Marks optional values. Example: [ a | b ] indicates that you can choose a, b, or nothing.
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Convention Meaning
{ } braces Denotes required or expected values. Example: { a | b } indicates that you must choose either a or b.
| vertical bar Indicates that you have a choice between two or more options or arguments. Examples: [ a | b ] indicates that you can choose a, b, or nothing. { a | b } indicates that you must choose either a or b.
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Caution Warns about adverse conditions and/or consequences (for example, disruptive operations).
WARNING Warns about severe conditions and/or consequences (for example, destructive operations).
Convention for Storage Capacity Values We calculate physical storage capacity (for example, disk drive capacity) based on the values below.
Physical Capacity Unit Value
1 KB 1,000 bytes 1 MB 1,0002 bytes 1 GB 1,0003 bytes 1 TB 1,0004 bytes 1 PB 1,0005 bytes 1 EB 1,0006 bytes
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We calculate logical storage capacity (for example, logical device capacity) based on the values below.
Logical Capacity Unit Value
1 KB 1,024 (210) bytes 1 MB 1,024 KB or 1,0242 bytes 1 GB 1,024 MB or 1,0243 bytes 1 TB 1,024 GB or 1,0244 bytes 1 PB 1,024 TB or 1,0245 bytes 1 EB 1,024 PB or 1,0246 bytes 1 block 512 bytes
Getting Help The Hitachi Data Systems Support Center staff is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. To reach us, please visit the support Web site for current telephone numbers and other contact information: http://www.hds.com/services/support/. If you purchased this product from an authorized HDS reseller, contact that reseller for support.
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The circumstances surrounding the error or failure. The exact content of any error message(s) displayed on the host
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Hardware and Software Requirements
This chapter includes the following topics: Server Hardware Requirements Software Requirements Required Pre-operation
Note The use of Hitachi Compute Content Pack for VMware vRealize
Log Insight and all other Hitachi Data Systems products is governed by the terms of your agreement(s) with Hitachi Data Systems.
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Server Hardware Requirements
Item Requirement
CPU Pentium 4 or more Memory 2 Gigabyte or more Graphics 800x600, 16-bit color or more HDD Capacity 1 Gigabyte or more
Note For requirements that apply to your Hitachi Server blade, refer to
the blade user’s guide.
Supported Compute Blades
Software Requirements Hitachi Compute Content Pack for VMware vRealize Log Insight requires VMware vRealize Log Insight, version 3.0/3.3
Distribution Package The distribution package contains the following components:
version.txt
hiAdapterLicense.pdf
Hitachi Server Content Pack for VMware Log Insight v1.0.1.vlcp
Hitachi Server Content Pack for VMware Log Insight User’s Guide v01.0.1 Hitachi Server Content Pack for VMware Log Insight Release Notes
v01.0.1
Required Pre-operation On the Hitachi CB500 or CB2500, perform the steps below. For more information, consult the blade management module setup guide.
CB500 Setup
1. Access the Hitachi Server Blade 500 chassis by entering the appropriate IP address of the management Module (SVP) into your Web browser.
2. Under the Administration Tab, select the Syslog transfer option in the left navigation pane.
3. Click the Edit button and then provide the information about your
environment to the syslog server.
CB2500 Setup
1. Access the Hitachi Server Blade 2500 chassis by entering the appropriate
IP address of the management Module (SVP) into your Web browser.
2. Under the Administration Tab, select the Syslog transfer option in the left-hand navigation pane.
3. Click the Edit button and then provide the syslog server with information about your environment.
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Dashboards
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Using Dashboard Queries For each dashboard, there is a list of predefined queries. You can filter them to suit your needs. In the screenshot below, results for Security dashboard queries appear.
Note By default, all dashboards show information in bars. Place your
cursor on a bar in the widget to display the time range configured for the dashboard and the number of audit events that occurred during that period.
You have the option of viewing charts and/or lists of results.
1. Click on the magnifier next to a query to see a screen like the figures below (two areas shown).
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2. Select one to four fields in the Filters section, or enter keywords. From the dropdown menus to the right of filter name, you can select a query constraint for each word or field that is available.
4. Click on a filter, such as an event code, to eliminate it from the results.
5. In the partial screenshot above, note the variety of ways to change and refine the information display:
o Save a favorite search to run later. o Change the chart type. The default is a bar chart, but line and
area charts are also available. o Select a date or enter a custom range. o View or edit the log fields that appear in the report.
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Overview Dashboard This dashboard presents information in several forms:
All events over time. All events received from the blade management modules over a specified period that you indicate in the dashboard screen.
All events over time grouped by management module. This option displays all events received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules, grouped by the IP address of the management module over a specified time. The table below shows a summary.
All events over time grouped by user name. Displays all events received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified period grouped by user name.
All failure events over time. Displays all failure events received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified period.
All failure events over time grouped by user name. Displays all events received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified period grouped by user name.
Hitachi Server
0Preface803 Start/Stop On management module N, failed to requested operation. Channel:xxx Method:xxx Explanation: Failed to execute the specified operation on the management module.
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Hitachi Server Event ID
0805 Start/Stop On server chassis, failed to requested shutdown. Channel:xxx Explanation: Failed to shut down the server as requested.
0807 Start/Stop On the switch module N, failed to requested operation. Channel: xxx Method: xxx Explanation: Failed to execute the specified operation on the switch module.
0809 Start/Stop On server blade N, failed to requested operation. Channel:xxx Method:xxx Explanation: Failed to execute the specified operation on the server blade.
1801 Authentication Failed to login to the System Console. Username:xxx Source IP address:xxx Cause:xxx
1804 Authentication Failed to login to System Web Console. Username:xxx Source IP address:xxx Cause:xxx
1806 Authentication Failed to login to the Console. Cause:xxx
1811 Authentication On server blade N, failed to disconnect BMC Session. Channel:xxx Category:xxx Value:xxx
1003 Identification or Authentication
Failed to login to remote console. Username:xxx Source IP address:xxx Cause:xxx
100A Identification or Authentication
Failed to login to the server blade web console. Username:xxx Source IP address:xxx Cause:xxx
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Relevant Queries for the Overview Dashboard
The queries shown below are included for your convenience.
Power Dashboard This dashboard shows:
All chassis and blade power events over a specified period. Here you can see all power-related events that the chassis and blades have generated over a specified period. See the table below for a summary.
All chassis and blade power events over time, grouped by management module. Displays all failure events received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules, grouped by the IP address of the management module, over a specified period.
All management and switch module power failures over time. Displays all management and switch module power failure events received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules, grouped by the IP address of the management module, over a specified period
All power failure events over time. Displays all power events over a specified period.
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All Power Events over Time Hitachi
Server Event ID
0802 Start/Stop On Management module N, requested operation. Channel: xxx Method: xxx
0803 Start/Stop On Management module N, failed to requested operation. Channel: xxx Method: xxx
0804 Start/Stop On Management module N, failed to On Server chassis, requested shutdown. Channel:xxx
0805 Start/Stop On Server chassis, failed to requested shutdown. Channel:xxx
0806 Start/Stop On Switch module N, requested operation. Channel: xxx Method: xxx
0807 Start/Stop On Switch module N, failed to requested operation. Channel: xxx Method: xxx
0808 Start/Stop On Server blade N, requested operation. Channel: xxx Method: xxx
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Hitachi Server Event
Message
0809 Start/Stop On Server blade N, failed to requested operation. Channel: xxx Method: xxx
All Chassis and Blade Power Events over Time
All Chassis and Blade Power Events over Time, Grouped by Management Module
Message
0804 Start/Stop On Management module N, failed to On Server chassis, requested shutdown. Channel:xxx
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Message
All Chassis and Blade Power Failure Events over Time
Message
0805 Start/Stop On Server chassis, failed to requested shutdown. Channel: xxx
All Management and Switch Module Power Failure Events over Time
Displays all management and switch module power failure events received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified period.
Hitachi Server
Event ID
Operation category
Message
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All Power Failure Events over Time
Displays all power failure events received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified period.
Hitachi Server
Message
0805 Start/Stop On Server chassis, failed to requested shutdown. Channel: xxx
Relevant Queries for the Power Dashboard
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Security Dashboard
Hitachi Server
Logged in to the System Console. Username: xxx Session ID: xxx Source IP address: xxx
Failed to login to the System Console. Username: xxx Source IP address: xxx Cause: xxx
Logged out from the System Console. Username: xxx Session ID: xxx Source IP address: xxx Cause: xxx
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Logged in to the System Web Console. Username: xxx Session ID: xxx Source IP address: xxx
Failed to login to the System Web Console. Username: xxx Source IP address: xxx Cause: xxx
Logged out from the System Web Console. Username: xxx Session ID: xxx Source IP address: xxx Cause: xxx
Failed to login to the Console. Cause: xxx Explanation: Your login failed on either the web or the system console.
On the server blade N, disconnect from the BMC Session. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Value: xxx Explanation: Successfully disconnected from the BMC session on the server blade.
On the server blade N, failed to disconnect the BMC Session. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Value:xxx
Permitted to log in to the Console (for changing password). Username:xxx Cause:xxx Note: You are allowed to log in, even though your password has expired.
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Logged in to the remote console. Username: xxx Source IP address: xxx User authentication method: xxx
Logged out from the remote console. Username: xxx Source IP address: xxx Cause: xxx
Failed to login to the remote console. Username: xxx Source IP address: xxx Cause: xxx
Logged out from the server blade Web console. Username: xxx Source IP address: xxx Cause: xxx
100A Identification or Authentication
Failed to login to the server blade web console. Username: xxx Source IP address: xxx Cause: xxx
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All System Console Security Events over Time
Displays all security events of system consoles that have been received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified period.
Hitachi
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All System Console Security Events over Time Grouped by Management Module
Displays all security events of system consoles that have been received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified period and grouped by the management module.
Hitachi Server
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All System Web Console Security Events over Time
Displays all security events of system web consoles that have been received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified period.
Hitachi
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All System Web Console Security Events over Time Grouped by Management Module
Displays all security events of system web consoles that have been received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified period and grouped by the management module.
Hitachi
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All System Console Security Events over Time Grouped by User Name
Displays all system console security related events received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified period grouped by user name.
All System Web Console Security Events over Time Grouped by User Name
Displays all system web console security related events received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified period grouped by user name.
Security Failure Events
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On Server blade N, failed to disconnect the BMC Session. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Value: xxx
Displays all security failure events received from the Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified period.
All Security Failure Events over Time Grouped by User Name
Displays all security related events received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified period grouped by user name.
System Web Console Security Failure Events
Displays all security events on system consoles that Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules send over a specified time.
Hitachi Server
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Failed to login to the Console. Cause: xxx Explanation: Your login failed on either the web or the system console.
Relevant Queries for the Security Dashboard
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Configuration Dashboard
Configuration Events
Displays all configuration related events received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified period grouped by Hitachi Compute .
All Configuration Events over Time Grouped by Channel
Displays all configuration related events received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified period grouped by channel.
All Configuration Events Grouped by N+M Cold Standby Events
Displays all configuration related events received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified period.
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Hitachi
3803 Configuration Access
On Power supply module, setting is changed. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Detail: xxx Value: xxx Explanation: Someone has changed the settings on the power supply modules.
On Power supply module N, setting is changed. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Detail: xxx Value: xxx Explanation: Someone has changed the settings on the specified power supply module.
3806 and 3926
Configuration Access
Management LAN setting is changed. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Value: Xxx Explanation: Someone has changed the settings on the management modules’ management LAN.
3808 and 3929
Configuration Access
On Switch module N, LAN setting is changed. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Value: xxx Explanation: Someone has changed the settings on the specified switch module’s management LAN.
On the switch module N, LAN setting is changed. (Apply Management module setting) Channel: xxx Category: xxx Value: xxx Explanation: Someone has changed the settings on the
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380E Configuration Access
VLAN setting is changed. (Moveport) Channel: xxx Target: xxx Partition: xxx Switch module: xxx VLAN ID: xxx
380F Configuration Access
VLAN setting is changed. (Moveport) Channel: xxx Target: xxx Server blade: xxx Switch module: xxx VLAN ID: xxx
VLAN setting is changed. (Delete port) Channel: xxx VLAN ID: xxx
Reset management module to factory default setting. Channel: xxx Category: xxx
382B Configuration Access
E-mail setting is changed. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Detail: xxx Value: xxx
SNMP setting is changed. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Detail: xxx Value: xxx
SNMP setting is removed Channel: xxx Category: xxx Number: xxx
xxx service setting is changed. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Value: xxx
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xxx service setting is changed. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Value: xxx
SSH host key pair is restored. Channel: xxx File: xxx
SSH host key pair is restored. Channel: xxx File: xxx
SSL private key and self signed certificate are created. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Detail: xxx
383A Configuration Access
SSL private key and certificated signing request (CSR) are created. Channel:xxx
383C Configuration Access
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On the server blade N, power savingsetting is changed. Channel:xxx Category:xxx Detail:xxx Value:xxx
On the management module, date and time are changed. Channel:xxx Category:xxx Detail:xxx Value:xxx
On the server blade N, N+M cold standby partition information setting is changed. Channel: xxx
On the server blade N, setting is changed. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Detail: xxx Value: xxx
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On the server blade N, setting is changed. Channel: xxx Category: xxx
3864/3927 Configuration Access
On the server blade N, LAN setting is changed. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Value: xxx
Additional WWN is changed. Channel: xxx Server blade: xxx Card: xxx Slot: xxx
Additional WWN is initialized. Channel: xxx Server blade: xxx Card: xxx Slot: xxx
Additional MAC is changed. Channel: xxx Server blade: xxx Card: xxx Slot: xxx
386D Configuration Access
Additional MAC is initialized. Channel: xxx Server blade: xxx Card: xxx Slot: xxx
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Reset Server blade N to factory default setting. Channel: xxx Category: xxx
On the server blade N, setting (xxx) is backed up. Channel: xxx Bkup time: xxx File: xxx
On the server blade N, setting (xxx) is restored. Channel: xxx Bkup time: xxx
On the server blade N, setting (xxx) is removed. Channel: xxx
On the server blade N, setting (xxx) is backed up. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Slot: xxx Bkup time: xxx File: xxx
On the server blade N, setting (xxx) is restored. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Slot: xxx Bkup time: xxx
On the server blade N, setting (xxx) is removed. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Slot: xxx
On the server blade N, setting (xxx) is backed up. Channel: xxx File: xxx
On the server blade N, setting (xxx) is restored. Channel: xxx File: xxx
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On the server blade N, setting (xxx) is backed up. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Slot: xxx
On the server blade N, setting (xxx) is restored. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Slot: xxx
On the server blade N, setting (xxx) is removed. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Slot: xxx
An account is created. Channel: xxx Account: xxx Status: xxx Role: xxx
An account is changed. Channel: xxx Account: xxx Status: xxx Role: xxx
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On the switch module N, setting is changed. Channel: xxx Category: xxx Detail: xxx Value: xxx
On the switch module N, a setting is changed. Channel: xxx Port#: xxx Category: xxx Detail: xxx Value: xxx
Host information on the server blade n has been cleared. Channel: xxx
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HCSM setting is changed. Means: xxx; Type: xxx; Changes: xxx; After changed: xxx
HCSM management server setting is added. Means: xxx; IP address: xxx; Alert port number: xxx; Alert level: xxx; Retry interval: xxx; Retry duration: xxx
HCSM management server setting is changed. Means: xxx; IP address: xxx; Type: xxx; Before changed: xxx; After changed: xxx
HCSM management server setting is changed. Means: xxx; IP address: xxx; Changes: xxx; After changed: xxx
HCSM management server setting is deleted. Means: xxx; IP address: xxx
HCSM management server is disconnected. Means: xxx; IP address: xxx
On the server BladeN, HCSM send test Alert (N+M cold standby) Channel:xxx Category:xxx For feature N+M cold standby.
On the management module, security configuration is changed. Channel: xxx Detail: xxx Value: Xxx
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On the server Blade N, security configuration is changed. Channel: xxx Detail: xxx Value: Xxx
On the management module, TLS/SSL version is changed. Channel: xxx Detail: xxx Value: Xxx
On the server blade N, setting is changed. Channel:xxx Category:xxx Value:xxx
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Relevant Queries for the Configuration Dashboard
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Maintenance Dashboard This dashboard displays information in five forms:
All maintenance events over time All maintenance events over time grouped by HCSM All maintenance events over time grouped by LPAR Manager All management and switch module maintenance events over time All management and switch module maintenance events over time,
grouped by management module All chassis and blade maintenance events over time All chassis and blade maintenance events over time grouped by
management module
Displays all maintenance events that Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules send over a specified time.
. Hitachi Server
Event ID
Operation category
Message
8800 Maintenance On the server chassis, changed into maintenance mode from normal mode. Channel: xxx
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Hitachi Server
Event ID
Operation category
Message
8801 Maintenance On the server chassis, changed into normal mode from maintenance mode. Channel: xxx
8802 Maintenance Failed to log in to the Console. Cause: xxx
8803 Maintenance On the server blade N, changed into normal mode from maintenance mode. Channel: xxx
8804 Maintenance On the switch module N, changed into maintenance mode from normal mode. Channel: xxx
8805 Maintenance On the switch module N, changed into normal mode from maintenance mode. Channel: xxx
8806 Maintenance On the management module N, changed into maintenance mode from normal mode. Channel: xxx
8807 Maintenance On the management module N, changed into normal mode from maintenance mode. Channel: xxx
8810 Maintenance On the server blade N, requested server blade firmware update. Channel: xxx
8811 Maintenance Requested Hitachi Virtualization Manager firmware update. Channel: xxx Bank#: xxx1
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Hitachi Server
Event ID
Operation category
8812 Maintenance Requested Hitachi Virtualization Manager firmware removed. Channel: xxx Bank#: xxx1
8813 Maintenance On the switch module N, requested firmware update. Channel: xxx
8814 Maintenance On the management module, requested firmware update. Channel: xxx
8815 Maintenance On the management module, requested firmware update (Copy and Update).
8816 Maintenance Requested Logical Partitioning Manager firmware update. Channel:xxx Bank#:xxx1
8817 Maintenance Requested Logical Partitioning Manager firmware removed. Channel:xxx Bank#:xxx1
8819 Maintenance On server blade, mounted ISO image file. Channel: xxx File: xxx
881A Maintenance On server blade, unmounted ISO image file. Channel: xxx File: xxx
881C Maintenance On the server bladexxx, Sync EFI time setting is changed. Channel:xxx Value:xxx
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All Maintenance Events over Time Grouped by HCSM
Displays all maintenance events that Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules send over a specified period, grouped by Hitachi Computer System Manager (HCSM).
All Maintenance Events Grouped by LPAR Manager
Displays all maintenance events that have been received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified period grouped by LPAR manager
All Management and Switch Module Maintenance Events over Time
Displays all maintenance events of management and switch module received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified time period.
Operation category Message
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All Management and Switch Module Maintenance Events over Time, Grouped by Management Module
Displays all security events of management and switch module received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified time period and grouped by the management modules.
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All Chassis and Blade Maintenance Events over Time
Displays all security events about the chassis and blade, received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified time period.
8802 Maintenance On the server blade, changed into maintenance mode from normal mode. Channel: xxx
8803 Maintenance On the server blade changed into normal mode from maintenance mode. Channel: xxx
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8810 Maintenance On the server blade, requested server blade firmware update. Channel: xxx
8819 Maintenance On the server blade, mounted the ISO image file. Channel: xxx File: xxx
881A Maintenance On the server blade, unmounted the ISO image file. Channel: xxx File: xxx
All Chassis and Blade Maintenance Events over Time, Grouped by Management Module
Displays all security events about the chassis and blade, received from Hitachi CB500/2500 management modules over a specified time period and grouped by the management modules.
The events appear in the table below.
8802 Maintenance On the server blade, changed into maintenance mode from normal mode.
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Channel: xxx
8803 Maintenance On the server blade changed into normal mode from maintenance mode. Channel: xxx
8810 Maintenance On the server blade, requested server blade firmware update. Channel: xxx
8819 Maintenance On the server blade, mounted the ISO image file. Channel: xxx File: xxx
881A Maintenance On the server blade, unmounted the ISO image file. Channel: xxx File: xxx
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Relevant Queries for the Maintenance Dashboard
Alerts Alerts provide a way to trigger a reaction when a certain type of event occurs. vRealize Log Insight supports two types of alerts:
Email vRealize Operations Manager
You can save alerts only in a user space. By default, all content pack alerts are disabled. Therefore, if you create an enabled alert and export it as a part of a content pack, the alert is disabled in the content pack. Content packs do not contain email and vRealize Operations Manager settings. And you cannot add these settings to a content pack.
The Hitachi storage content pack has pre-defined custom alerts. By default all alerts in this content pack are disabled. If you enable email configuration in Log Insight, then you can use pre-defined alerts and trigger them from scheduled queries of any type.
The following alerts are predefined in the content pack, though initially disabled:
***Failed*** Hitachi Storage Provisioning task
***Failed*** Hitachi Storage CCI events
***Failed*** Hitachi Storage Configuration access events
***Error*** Hitachi Storage Error events
***Severe*** HItachi HNAS events
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Troubleshooting
Limitations and Restrictions The Server Pack is subject to the following limitations and restrictions:
Audit events associated with your stopping a management module, such as shutdown, restart, or replacement, may not be sent; this depends on the timing.
When you shut down, restart, or switch a management module immediately after performing some operation, or when the management module fails immediately after your operation, audit events may not be sent; again, this depends on the timing.
Syslog transfer is performed in cleartext. Encrypted communication is not supported.
Port number 514 is fixed for use in syslog transfer for the CB500. The number cannot be changed.
Only audit events can be sent to the syslog server. Events such as alert triggers for SC/BSM or Hitachi Server Systems Manager (HCSM) are not sent to the syslog server.
Audit events in a management module are sent to the syslog server from the management module. Audit events in BMC are sent to the syslog server from BMC. You need to configure settings for transfer to the syslog server in management modules and in BMC respectively.
Syslog transfer for blade management console (BMC) is not supported by 520A A1 and 540A A1/B1 server blades.
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Abbreviations, Terms, and Acronyms
This glossary defines the special terms, acronyms, and abbreviations used in this document. Click the desired letter below to display the glossary entries that start with that letter.
# A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
A Administrator Role
Using the configuration GUI with administrative access to the array.
B BCSM
CM
Cyl
Cylinder
Controller
The component in a storage system that manages all storage functions. It is analogous to a computer and contains a processors, I/O devices, RAM, power supplies, cooling fans, and other sub-components as needed to support the operation of the storage system.
Controller IP Address (HUS series only)
An Internet Protocol (IP) address is a numerical label that is uniquely assigned to a controller of Hitachi subsystem.
Controller Port
copy-on-write
Point-in-time snapshot copy of any data volume within a storage system. Copy-on-write snapshots only store changed data blocks, therefore the amount of storage capacity required for each copy is substantially smaller than the source volume.
D Data Services
Data services consist of data moving, data replication, data archiving and any other functions where data is involved.
Datastore
DKS
DP Pool Capacity
The total amount of capacity assigned to a DP Pool.
DPVOL
A virtual LU that consumes and maps storage space for areas of the LU in which data is written.
E ESX Host
ESX Host(s) (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx)
FC
Hitachi Content Platform (HCP)
An open highly scalable, intelligent archive that reserves and protects data.
Hitachi Dynamic Provisioning (HDP)
HDP
HDP Pool
Consists of one or more dedicated RAID groups. Up to 50 DP pools in the AMS 2100, and 64 DP pools in the AMS2300/2500 are allowed. Each pool requires a unique pool ID.
HDP Optimization
An HDP pool can be optimized by rebalancing each HDPVOL’s allocated pool capacity evenly across each of the RAID groups. This is particularly effective after adding a RAID groupedto the HDP pool.
HDP Pool Capacity
Amount of total capacity assigned to a given HDP pool.
HDP Pool Capacity Threshold
Initial warning levels of high pool utilizations upon early (default 40%) and depletion (50%) conditions.
HDP Pool Consumed Capacity
HDP RAID Group
One or more physical RAID Groups that belong to the same HDP pool.
HDPVOL
A virtual LU that consumes and maps storage space for areas of the LU that have had data written to them. In HDP, it is required to associate the HDPVOL with a HDP pool. The HDPVOL must specify a HDP pool ID, HDPVOL logical capacity, and HDPVOL number. Many HDPVOLs can be defined for on HDP pool. A given HDPVOL cannot be defined to multiple DP pools.
HDvM
HNAS
Host GroupedNumber
Host Name
HTTP
Internet Protocol
IP Address
An Internet Protocol (IP) address is a numerical label that is uniquely assigned to a device.
IETF
LU
Logical unit (LU): A logical volume that is configured for use by open- systems hosts (for example, OPEN-V).
LUN
LU Path
Logical unit (LU) path: The path between and open-systems host and a logical unit.
LU Size
Logical unit (LU) size: The size of the logical unit.
LVI
MP
O OEM CC
Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control is the primary means for Oracle DBAs to control a large clustered installation of Oracle Databases, and for performance and system monitoring of the enterprise clusters.
OMA
Over Provisioning Threshold
Threshold value for DP pool over-provision warning (default 100%) and limit (default 130%).
P Parity Group
A parity group, also called an array group, is a groupedof hard disk drives (HDDs) that form the basic unit of storage for RAID subsystems. All HDDs in a parity groupedmust have the same physical capacity.
PG
RAID Group
A redundant array of inexpensive drives (RAID) that have the same capacity and are treated as one groupedfor data storage and recovery. A RAID groupedcontains both user data and parity information, which allows the user data to be accessed in the event that one or more of the drives within the RAID groupedare not available. The RAID level of a RAID groupeddetermines the number of data drives and parity drives and how the data is “striped” across the drives. For RAID1, user data is duplicated within the RAID group, so there is no parity data for RAID1 RAID groups.
A RAID groupedcan also be called an array groupedor a parity group.
RAM
RCU
SNM2
SOAP
Storage array or device
Storage includes both block and file storage and a form factor that scales from a single node appliance to large scalable multi-node configurations.
Storage Serial No.
T TCP/IP
Total Capacity
The aggregate amount of storage space in a data storage system.
TransID
URL
User Account
Uniquely identify a user for authentication and authorization to the subsystem. A user uses his user account to authenticate to the subsystem. The subsystem uses the user account to determine the access rights for the login user.
V VFP
W WWN
A World Wide Name (WWN) is a unique identifier that identifies a particular Fibre Channel, Advanced Technology Attachment (ATA), or Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) target. Each WWN is an 8-byte number derived from an IEEE OUI and vendor-supplied information.
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Power Dashboard
All Chassis and Blade Power Events over Time
All Chassis and Blade Power Events over Time, Grouped by Management Module
All Chassis and Blade Power Failure Events over Time
All Management and Switch Module Power Failure Events over Time
All Power Failure Events over Time
Relevant Queries for the Power Dashboard
Security Dashboard
All System Console Security Events over Time
All System Console Security Events over Time Grouped by Management Module
All System Web Console Security Events over Time
All System Web Console Security Events over Time Grouped by Management Module
All System Console Security Events over Time Grouped by User Name
All System Web Console Security Events over Time Grouped by User Name
Security Failure Events
All Security Failure Events over Time Grouped by User Name
System Web Console Security Failure Events
Relevant Queries for the Security Dashboard
Configuration Dashboard
Configuration Events
All Configuration Events Grouped by N+M Cold Standby Events
Relevant Queries for the Configuration Dashboard
Maintenance Dashboard
All Maintenance Events over Time Grouped by HCSM
All Maintenance Events Grouped by LPAR Manager
All Management and Switch Module Maintenance Events over Time
All Management and Switch Module Maintenance Events over Time, Grouped by Management Module
All Chassis and Blade Maintenance Events over Time
All Chassis and Blade Maintenance Events over Time, Grouped by Management Module
Relevant Queries for the Maintenance Dashboard
Alerts
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