• SteelFusion™ Core Management Console User’s Guide
•  Preface
  •  About This Guide
    • Audience
    • Document Conventions
  • Documentation and Release Notes
  • Contacting Riverbed
•  Overview of the SteelFusion Core Management Console
  •  Product Dependencies and Compatibility
    • Hardware and Software Dependencies
    • Firewall Requirements
    • SNMP-Based Management Compatibility
  • How SteelFusion Works
  •  Using the SteelFusion Core Management Console
    • Connecting to the SteelFusion Core Management Console
    •  The Dashboard
      • Alarms
      • RPO and Cache Efficiency
      • Edge Overview
      • Backend Storage and Edge Performance
      • LUNs, Edges, High Availability, and Storage Summary
    • Navigating in the SteelFusion Core Management Console
  •  Getting Help
    • Displaying Online Help
    • Downloading Documentation
•  Configuring Storage
  •  Understanding Basic Procedures
    • Saving Your Configuration
    • Printing Pages and Reports
    • Restarting the Core Service
    • Logging Out
  •  Performing the Initial Setup
    • Before You Begin
    • Configuring Network Settings
    • Mapping LUNs to an Edge
    • Importing a Saved Configuration
    • Exporting a Configuration
  • Configuring iSCSI Settings
  •  Configuring LUNs
    • Fibre Channel LUN Configuration Steps in ESXi
    • Block-Disk LUN Considerations
  •  Configuring Branch Recovery
    • Troubleshooting Branch Recovery
  • Configuring Edges
  •  Configuring Replication
    • Base Requirements
    • Before You Begin
    • Basic Steps
    • Setting Up the Data Centers for Replication
    • Pairing the Cores
    •  Configuring the Witness
      • Leader and Follower Roles in High-Availability
      • Witness Recommendations
      • Changing the Witness
    • Configuring Edges and LUNs for Replication
    • Suspending Replication
    • Initiating Failover (Recovering from Primary Data Center Failure)
    • Failing Back to the Primary Data Center
    • Terminating Replication
  • Configuring CHAP Users
  •  Configuring Snapshots and Proxy Backup
    • Understanding Crash Consistency and Application Consistency
    • Configuring Snapshots
    • Configuring Snapshots for Storage Arrays
    • Configuring Handoff Hosts
    • Configuring Snapshot Schedule Policies
    • Defining Branch and Proxy Hosts
    • Configuring Snapshots for LUNs
    • Applying a Snapshot Schedule Policy to a LUN
    • Configuring Application-Consistent Snapshots for a LUN
    •  Configuring Proxy Backup for a LUN
      • Prerequisites
  • Configuring Failover
  • Configuring Pool Management
  •  Configuring REST API Access
    • Disabling REST API Access
    • Best Practices
    •  Troubleshooting
      • Example Logs
•  Modifying Host and Network Settings
  • Configuring Host Settings
  • Configuring the Management Interfaces
  • Configuring the Data Interfaces
  • Configuring the Core for Jumbo Frames
•  Configuring System Settings
  • Creating Announcements
  • Setting Alarm Parameters
  •  Configuring Date and Time
    • Current NTP Server Status
    • NTP Servers
    •  NTP Authentication
      • NTP Authentication Keys
  • Setting SNMP Parameters and Trap Receivers
  • Creating SNMPv3 Users
  • Configuring SNMP Authentication and Access Control
  • Setting Up Email Notifications
  •  Configuring Logging
    • Setting Up System Logging
    • Configuring Remote Log Servers
    • Filtering Logs by Application or Process
  • Managing Configuration Files
•  Configuring Security Settings
  • Configuring General Security Settings
  •  Managing User Permissions
    •  Accounts
      • Recommended Permissions by Role
  •  Managing Password Policy
    •  Selecting a Password Policy
      • Unlocking an Account
      • Resetting an Expired Password
  • Configuring RADIUS Server Authentication
  • Configuring TACACS+ Server Authentication
  • Unlocking the Secure Vault
  •  Configuring Web Settings
    • Managing Web SSL Certificates
•  Maintaining Your System
  • Starting, Stopping, and Restarting the Service
  • Displaying Scheduled Jobs and Job Status
  •  Managing Licenses
    • Removing a License
    • Fetching a License
  • Upgrading the Software
  • Rebooting and Shutting Down the Core
  • Changing the Administrative Password
•  Displaying and Customizing Reports
  •  Viewing Storage Reports
    •  Accessing Settings from Storage Reports
      • About Report Graphs
    •  Viewing the SteelFusion Edge Stats
      • What This Report Tells You
      • About Report Graphs
    •  Viewing the SteelFusion Edge Trends
      • What This Report Tells You
      • About Report Graphs
    •  Viewing the LUN I/O Metrics Report
      • What This Report Tells You
      • About Report Graphs
    •  Viewing the SAN I/O Metrics Report
      • What This Report Tells You
      • About Report Graphs
    •  Viewing the Replication Data Sync - Remaining Bytes Report
      • What This Report Tells You
      • About Report Graphs
    •  Viewing the Replication Journal I/O Report
      • What This Report Tells You
      • About Report Graphs
    •  Viewing the Replication Write I/O Report
      • What This Report Tells You
      • About Report Graphs
  • Building Custom Reports with the Report Builder
  •  Viewing the Networking Interface Counters Report
    • What This Report Tells You
  •  Viewing Diagnostic Reports
    •  Viewing Alarm Status Reports
      • What This Report Tells You
    •  Viewing CPU Utilization Reports
      • What This Report Tells You
      • About Report Graphs
    •  Viewing Memory Paging Reports
      • What This Report Tells You
      • About Report Graphs
  •  Viewing Logs
    • Viewing User Logs
    • Viewing System Logs
    •  Downloading Log Files
      • Downloading User Log Files
      • Downloading System Log Files
  •  Generating Dumps
    • Generating System Dumps
    • Viewing Process Dumps
    •  Capturing and Uploading TCP Dumps
      • Stopping a TCP Dump After an Event Occurs
      • Stop Trigger Limitations
    • Viewing a TCP Dump
•  SteelFusion Core MIB
  • Accessing the Core MIB
  • SNMP Traps

SteelFusion™ Core Management Console User’s Guide

SNMP Traps