ups

Configures the Oracle FS System to query and receive SNMP traps from SNMP-enabled UPS devices.

SYNOPSIS

ups { [ ‑add | ‑delete | ‑list | ‑modify ] | [ ‑usage | ‑help ] }

DESCRIPTION

The Oracle FS System can be configured to monitor the health and condition of the uninterruptible power supply (UPS) devices from which it receives power in the following ways:

The Oracle FS System can be configured to receive SNMP traps from one or more UPS devices.
The Oracle FS System can query one or more SNMP-enabled UPS devices.

Note: The UPS devices that the Oracle FS System can monitor must implement the RFC 1628 MIB specification for SNMP-enabled UPS devices. The Oracle FS System can connect to any UPS device that has the ability to supply the system with power. Configuring the Oracle FS System to monitor a UPS device through SNMP is not a requirement for the Oracle FS System to receive power from the UPS device.

Before configuring the Oracle FS System to receive SNMP traps from an SNMP-enabled device, the Oracle FS System must be defined as an SNMP trap host. The ups ‑add ‑help command explains how to use the FSCLI to perform the following tasks:

Configure the Oracle FS System to function as an SNMP trap host.
Configure the authentication criteria and specify the IP addresses for each of the UPS devices that are configured to supply power to the Oracle FS System.

In addition to being defined as an SNMP trap host, the Oracle FS System must also be defined as an SNMP query host. The ups ‑list ‑help command explains how to use the FSCLI to perform the following tasks:

Configure the Oracle FS System to function as an SNMP query host.
Identify each UPS device and specify the authentication criteria that is required for the status and configuration of each device to be queried.

SUBCOMMANDS

‑add: Configures the Oracle FS System to receive SNMP traps that are sent by SNMP-enabled UPS devices.
‑delete: Removes one or more UPS devices as a source of SNMP traps.
‑list: Displays information about SNMP-enabled UPS devices that the Oracle FS System is configured to query.
‑modify: Changes the name, IP address, or SNMP community string for a given UPS device.

EXAMPLE

Task

Configure the Oracle FS System to receive SNMP traps from a battery-backed power source.

Parameters

The name of the Oracle FS System as an SNMP trap host: UPS_trap_host
The name of the Oracle FS System as an SNMP query host: UPS_query_host
The shared IP address for the Oracle FS System: 10.50.4.50
The SNMP host port number for trap hosts: 162
The SNMP host port number for query hosts: 161
The name of the UPS device: Bldg7UPS
The IP address of the UPS device: 20.33.44.5
The community string: 12269VmDC12

$ fscli snmp_host ‑add ‑name UPS_trap_host ‑ip 10.50.4.50 ‑community 12269VmDC12 ‑trapPort 162
$ fscli snmp_host ‑add ‑name UPS_query_host ‑ip 10.50.4.50 ‑community 12269VmDC12 ‑trapPort 161
$ fscli ups ‑add ‑name ‑Bldg7UPS ‑ip 20.33.44.5 ‑community 12269VmDC12