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You need to check the SAM documents, since it is manufacturer dependent, or contact the SAN vendor for support.<br />
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I hope this helps !<br />

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You need to check the SAM documents, since it is manufacturer dependent, or contact the SAN vendor for support.

I hope this helps !


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I am sorry bsharath but meyersd is our EMC expert and he hasn't posted for a month. I'm getting quite concerned about him since he hasn't updated his profile to say he's gone away for some reason, I only hope he's OK.
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I am sorry bsharath but meyersd is our EMC expert and he hasn't posted for a month. I'm getting quite concerned about him since he hasn't updated his profile to say he's gone away for some reason, I only hope he's OK.

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HI,<br />
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I have IT manager which i use to manage all the servers.There is a option for SAN also.Where in the SAN can i set the SNMP trap for the IT manager to siscover the SAN.<br />
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Regards<br />
sharath
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HI,

I have IT manager which i use to manage all the servers.There is a option for SAN also.Where in the SAN can i set the SNMP trap for the IT manager to siscover the SAN.

Regards
sharath

San SNMP where to set the SNMP

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