Monitor > Appliance Hardware > NetBackup
This view provides the summary of NetBackup appliances - master and media servers - that are added to the OpsCenter Analytics console. The view provides a visual cue to hardware status. You can monitor any hardware failures in the NetBackup appliances (master and media servers) that are added to the OpsCenter console.
See Appliance hardware details.
OpsCenter can monitor the NetBackup appliance 2.0 master servers.
Only appliance 1.2 and 2.0 media servers that are attached to NetBackup appliance 2.0 master server or to a regular NetBackup master server can be monitored by OpsCenter. Data collection from the appliance media servers takes place after every 15 minutes via NBSL. You can monitor any hardware failures in the appliance media servers that are monitored from the OpsCenter console.
Adding a NetBackup appliance master server is similar to adding a regular master server to OpsCenter. More information on how to add an appliance master server to the OpsCenter console is available.
See Adding a master server or appliance in OpsCenter.
Note:
Note that you cannot add a NetBackup appliance media server directly to the OpsCenter console. You can add an appliance master server or a regular master server to which the media server is connected.
This view provides the information that is monitored for each piece of hardware in your NetBackup appliance. The table displays the following details:
Host Name | Name of the NetBackup appliance host (master or media server) that is monitored by OpsCenter. |
Master Server | Name of the NetBackup master server that is associated with this appliance. |
Host Type | Type of the NetBackup appliance host: master server appliance or media server appliance. |
Data Collection | This column lists the date and time when the last data collection occurred. Data collection takes place after every 15 minutes by NBSL. |
CPU | The icon provides a quick visual cue to the CPU status. The following values are possible:
The icon that is depicted is based on monitoring the CPU presence and voltage to the appliance CPU chip. A CPU failure is reported if any of the following conditions occur:
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Disk | The icon provides a quick visual cue to the disk status. The following values are possible:
The icon that is depicted is based on monitoring the boot drive and the storage drives. A disk failure is reported if an internal erroneous state occurs. |
RAID | The icon provides a quick visual cue to the RAID status. The following values are possible:
The icon that is depicted is based on monitoring the RAID status. An error is reported if the status changes from optimal. |
Fan | The icon provides a quick visual cue to the fan status. The following values are possible:
The icon that is depicted is based on monitoring the fan speed and reports a fan failure when the following conditions occur:
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Power Supply | The icon provides a quick visual cue to the power supply. The following values are possible:
The icon that is depicted is based on monitoring the power supply wattage and reports a failure when the following conditions occur:
The following status warning are also provided:
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Temperature | The icon provides a quick visual cue to the temperature. The following values are possible:
The icon that is depicted is based on monitoring the temperature of the appliance at different points and reports a failure if the following limits are exceeded:
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FC HBA | The icon provides a quick visual cue to the Fibre Channel HBA's. The following values are possible:
The icon that is depicted is based on monitoring the status and reports a failure if the status changes from online. |
Manage | The icon is a link to the Appliance console. Click the icon to access the Appliance console. |