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Hardware Health
Tim Danner edited this page Jul 5, 2018
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Hardware health information can be queried using various entities in the Orion.HardwareHealth
namespace.
To enable hardware health polling for a node, invoke the EnableHardwareHealth
verb on the Orion.HardwareHealth.HardwareInfoBase
entity, which expects two arguments:
- netObject (string) - the NodeID prefixed with
N:
(for example,N:123
) - pollingMethod (int) - one of the
HardwareHealthPollingMethod
values; see table below
Value | Meaning |
---|---|
0 | Unknown |
1 | VMware |
2 | SnmpDell |
3 | SnmpHP |
4 | SnmpIBM |
5 | VMwareAPI |
6 | WmiDell |
7 | WmiHP |
8 | WmiIBM |
9 | SnmpCisco |
10 | SnmpJuniper |
11 | SnmpNPMHP |
12 | SnmpF5 |
13 | SnmpDellPowerEdge |
14 | SnmpDellPowerConnect |
15 | SnmpDellBladeChassis |
16 | SnmpHPBladeChassis |
17 | Forwarded |
18 | SnmpArista |
To stop collecting hardware health information for a node, invoke the DisableHardwareHealth
verb on the Orion.HardwareHealth.HardwareInfoBase
entity, which expects one argument:
- netObject (string) - the NodeID prefixed with
N:
(for example,N:123
)
This will not remove the previously collected hardware information for that node, only stop collecting it.
To remove collected hardware health information for a node, invoke the DeleteHardwareHealth
verb on the Orion.HardwareHealth.HardwareInfoBase
entity, which expects one argument:
- netObject (string) - the NodeID prefixed with
N:
(for example,N:123
)
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