OpStor

• OpStor by default uses 'public' snmp community for discovery. This community should have read access right.
• In case your read community is different , please provide the same while adding switch in OpStor.
• You can check the community names (and their access rights) configured in your MDS switch by issuing the command "show snmp community" via telnet to switch.
• To set the access rights for a community in your cisco switch , you need to do the following ,
  • Go to config mode , by typing the command config t
  • Set the snmp community by typing the command snmp-server community <community> <rw | ro>
    • For example, to set read-only access right to "public" community you can type ,
      • snmp-server community public ros
• Register OpStor server IP address as a trap destination for the Cisco Switch.
• Check if the server running OpStor is registered as a trap destination in the switch by issuing the command
  "show snmp host" via telnet to switch.
  
• This should have an entry with OpStor server IP and port 162
• If entry is not available, use snmp-server host <host_address> traps command to specify Trap Recipient.

Note : For more details check Cisco MDS 9000 Family Command Reference Guide guide at
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps5989/
products_command_reference_chapter09186a00801cb4df.html#wp1249775

• Navigate to Admin Tab-->Manage Storage Devices link in OpStor
• Provide IP Address of Cisco MDS Switch
• Select SNMP option
• Provide snmp port and community string
  
• Click Add Device