SM7-10MIB

Description: Manages SM7 storage module configuration, disk shelf status, and hardware component health.

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SM7-10MIB is a vendor-specific MIB registered under the Symbios/Wichita enterprise branch (sm7-10) that models fault/event reporting for the SM7-10 storage array subsystem. Its sole table, infoTable (indexed by deviceHostIP), carries the payload fields used in SNMP trap notifications: the reporting host's IP and name, a user-assigned array label (deviceUserLabel), a device/MEL error code (deviceErrorCode), the event time and a human-readable trap description, plus a failing component's type and location (componentType, componentLocation). The single defined trap, storageArrayCritical, carries all of these objects together and is described as signaling an event requiring immediate user interaction, such as a component failure or critical error. Because this MIB is entirely trap-oriented rather than pollable-counter oriented, its monitoring value comes from catching asynchronous critical-fault notifications from the storage array rather than from periodic SNMP GETs, and it is deployed on SM7-10 storage arrays as part of a broader storage management stack. Storage administrators typically consult the SM7-10MIB MIB definition when configuring their trap receiver to correctly decode these array-critical alerts.

An SNMP trap receiver captures a storageArrayCritical trap and inspects its componentType and componentLocation objects alongside deviceErrorCode; a repeated critical trap referencing the same disk shelf location would indicate a persistent hardware fault on that component rather than a transient error.

Vendor-specific SNMP MIB for network device management, providing access to device management objects and operational parameters through standard SNMP protocol mechanisms.