HP-UX WBEM DAS Indication Provider Datasheet, September 2011 Release

• Write an appropriate WBEM consumer to consume the indications generated by
DiskIndicationProvider, HPUXESDISKIndicationProvider ,HPUXESCSIIndicationProvider
GazeIndicationProvider, MsaIndicationProvider, MsaSASIndicationProvider
Table 1: HP_DeviceIndication and base classes’ supported properties. Propert
ies that are not supported are not mentioned.)
Table 1 describes the properties of the
HP_DeviceIndication and base classes’ . It has three columns. The first is the property name (including type
and units), the second lists the property inheritance (indicating which class or super class defines the property), and the third discusses the property
and its value. Each row describes a property. Note:
while some properties in the table are marked with the “Write” qualifier (based on their
designation in the D
MTF CIM schema), all properties are in fact read-only for this version of the HP-UX Storage Provider.
Property name
Property inheritance
Property value (and data source
1
)
Properties of CIM_Indication
String IndicationIdentifier
Inherited from CIM_Indication
A unique identifier for the indication similar to a key
value that can be used for identification.
For example for HPUXStorageNativeProviderModule,
_eventNumber+ Operating System Timestamp
For example for HPUXStorageIndicationProviderModule,
_eventNumber+ Operating System Timestamp
datetime IndicationTime
Inherited from CIM_Indication
The time and date when the indication was created.
For example, CIMDateTime.getCurrentDateTime()
Properties of CIM_AlertIndication
String Description
Inherited from CIM_AlertIndication
A short description of the indication. This property
corresponds to “Description of Error” field in the event
notification.
String AlertingManagedElement
Inherited from CIM_AlertIndication
The identifying information of the entity (ie, the instance)
for which this Indication is generated. The property
contains the path of an instance, encoded as a string
parameter - if the instance is modeled in the CIM
Schema. If it is not a CIM instance, the property contains
some identifying string that names the entity for which
the Alert is generated.
For example,
protocol://hostname:namespace:class.property=
"value", property="value”
uint16 AlertType
Inherited from CIM_AlertIndication
Primary classification of the Indication.
(1 - Other, 2 - Communications Alert, 3 - Quality of
Service Alert, 4 - Processing Error, 5 - Device Alert, 6 -
Environmental Alert, 7 - Model Change, 8 - Security
Alert)
For example, 5 – “Device Alert”
uint16 PerceivedSeverity
Inherited from CIM_AlertIndication
An enumerated value that describes the severity of the
Alert Indication from the notifier's point of view.
(0 - Unknown, 1 - Other, 2 - Information, 3 -
Degraded/Warning, 4 - Minor, 5 - Major, 6 - Critical, 7
- Fatal/NonRecoverable)
uint16 ProbableCause
Inherited from CIM_AlertIndication
An enumerated value that describes the probable cause
of the situation that resulted in the AlertIndication.