About SNMP Trap Alerts

CloudControl provides a variety of alerts that can by trapped by SNMP collectors.

SNMP Trap Details

Beginning in HyTrust CloudControl version 5.4, we are augmenting each SNMP Trap message with a set of Key=Value pair string objects to provide details regarding what caused the trap to be sent. The MIB/OID strings are located in /usr/share/snmp/mibs/ASC-MIB.txt. Load the HyTrust MIB into your analysis tool to parse the messages.

Refer to your analysis tool documentation for how to import or load MIBs.

OID Identifier	Value	MIB Value
`SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.33095.0.1001.1`	`STRING: <service_name>`	faultedService
`SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.33095.0.1001.2`	`STRING: <host_FQDN>`	faultedFQDN
`SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.33095.0.1001.3`	`STRING: <host_IP>`	faultedIP
`SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.33095.0.1001.4`	`INTEGER: <statusCode>`	statusCode
`SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.33095.0.1001.5`	`STRING: <serviceType>`	faultedServiceType

Each fault will generate a single SNMP Trap message.

SNMP Service Status

The following statuses are assigned to any service on CloudControl:

Status Number	Status Description
1	Healthy—The service is healthy and running fine.
2	Warning—The service is having issues and approaching failure.
3	Critical—The service is very close to failure. Failed—The service has failed.

Status Number

Status Description

Healthy—The service is healthy and running fine.

Warning—The service is having issues and approaching failure.

Critical—The service is very close to failure.

Failed—The service has failed.