Sun Storage 5210 NAS Appliance
 
Sun Storage 5310 NAS Appliance
 

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Each mib is specific to a particular NAS model.  You must identify which NAS
model you are using and download the appropriate mib to support it.
These mib files can be obtained in 1 of 2 ways.  The
easiest method of obtaining the mibs is by connecting to
the 5210/5310/5310c with your browser and saving the desired
mib to disk.
Procedure 1:
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Enter the following url into the address bar of your browser and
hit the return key. Where <ip_or_name> is the ip address or host
name of the 5210/5310/5310c:
http://<ip_or_name>/mib
A web page with the following 3 mib files will display.
select the desired mib, right click it and save it to disk.
	 se5210_1.mib
	 se5310_1.mib
	 se5310c_.mib
The mib file is now located on the local host and ready to be placed on
the snmp server.
Procedure 2:
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The second method is to identify which os directory was used to boot the
5210/5310/5310c and download the appropriate mib(s) from the 5210/5310/5310c
via an ftp connection.
Telnet to the 5210/5310/5310c, identify the os directory, verify that
ftp is enabled and that the admin user has access.
# telnet <ip_or_name>
When connected, in response to the "connect to (? for list) ? [menu]"
prompt, enter "admin" (supply the admin password if requested). The
admin commandline promt will now display.
Identify the os directory by entering the following command:
SE5310 > cat /cvol/defstart
This command will list a 1 or 2 indicating which os directory
was used to boot the 5210/5310/5310c.
1 indicates that the boot directory is nf1
2 indicates that the boot directory is nf2
Make note of the boot directory as it is needed a bit later.
Next, guarantee that the ftp module is loaded.
SE5310 > load ftpd
After loading the ftp module, start the commandline menu system
SE5310 > menu
Using the space bar, scroll the "Extensions" until
"FTP Configuration" is visable
Enter the letter preceeding "FTP Configuration" and
verify that both "Enable FTP" and "Allow admin access"
is set to YES.  If either are set to NO, make
necessary adjustments.  Do not forget to save
the changes.
Now all of the pieces are in place to allow us to download the
mibs via ftp.  The mibs are located in the /cvol/nf#/www/data/mib
directory where nf# is the boot directory for your 5210/5310/5310c
as determined and saved from above.
Establish an ftp conection to the 5210/5310/5310c, provide the
admin user name and password if required, set mode to ascii, change
directory to the mib directory, list the contents of the directory
and get the required mib.  See below for a sample ftp session.
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# ftp 5310NAS
Connected to 5310NAS.
220-Local time is now 11:15 and the system load is 0%.
220 You will be disconnected after 900 seconds of inactivity.
Name (129.148.10.229:root): admin
331 Admin login OK. Password required.
Password:
230-User admin logged in.
230 Current directory is /
Remote system type is UNIX.
Using binary mode to transfer files.
ftp> ascii
200 TYPE is now ASCII
ftp> cd /cvol/nf1/www/data/mib
250 Changed to /cvol/nf1/www/data/mib
ftp> ls
200 PORT command successful
150 Opening data connection with 129.148.196.112:44866
index.htm
se3410_1.mib
se5210_1.mib
se5310_1.mib
se5310c_.mib
226 5 matches total
67 bytes received in 0.0024 seconds (26.82 Kbytes/s)
ftp> get se5310_1.mib
200 PORT command successful
150-Opening data connection with 129.148.196.112:45064
150 60K bytes to download
226 Transfer complete.
local: se5310_1.mib remote: se5310_1.mib
63425 bytes received in 0.073 seconds (851.00 Kbytes/s)
ftp> bye
221-Goodbye. You uploaded 0 and downloaded 61K bytes.
221 CPU time spent on you: 0.000 seconds.
The mib file is now located on the local host and ready to be placed on
the snmp server.

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