ApplianceWatch can discover and monitor different object classes. The management packs define the hosting relationships that organize the classes into a hierarchy.
The following table displays the hierarchy of object classes in ApplianceWatch, as well as what they monitor and the tasks that you can perform.
| Object |
Monitors |
Tasks |
|---|
| Management server |
None |
- Run Data ONTAP discovery
- Manage Data ONTAP controller credentials
- Manage NetApp Operations Manager servers
|
| Storage controller group |
None |
- Manage Data ONTAP controller credentials
- Manage NetApp Operations Manager servers
|
| Storage controller |
- Global status
- Cluster status
- Processor utilization
- Connection (protocols and valid credentials)
- Emergency trap (manual reset)
- Critical trap (disabled by default, timer reset)
- Warning trap (disabled by default, timer reset)
- Informational trap (disabled by default, timer reset)
|
- Manage Data ONTAP controller credentials
- Launch FilerView
- Manage NetApp Operations Manager servers
|
|
| Aggregate |
|
None |
| Volume |
- State
- Space utilization
- Inode utilization
- Quota
- SnapMirror relationships
|
None |
|
| Qtree |
- Quota
- SnapMirror relationships
|
None |
| LUN |
State |
None |
| Enclosure |
State |
None |
| Disk |
State |
None |
| Power Supply |
State |
None |
| Fan |
State |
None |
