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 Managing Storage with STM

SnapMirror Monitor

The SnapMirror Monitor shows the current transfer between the source and the

destination for all the filers in the group or a particular filer based on the filter

selection.

Filtering the view:

• Groups - All Groups assigned to the logged in user with NetApp or IBM

N Series Filers devices will be displayed

• Source Filer - Filers in all the Groups will be displayed. On selection of a

particular group, source filer drop down box will be loaded with filers in

that groups

• Status - Displays the possible statuses that can happen during snap

mirror transfer, user can filter based on the selected status by selecting

the desired status and clicking on 'GO' button

Sorting the view:

• Groups - All Groups assigned to the logged in user with NetApp or IBM

N Series Filers devices will be displayed

• Source Filer - Filers in all the Groups will be displayed. On selection of a

particular group, source filer drop down box will be loaded with filers in

that groups

• Status - Displays the possible statuses that can happen during snap

mirror transfer, user can filter based on the selected status by selecting

the desired status and clicking on 'GO' button

Windows Event Log Rule

Windows Event Log Rules allow you to receive alerts whenever an event takes

place. Once created, you must 'Push' the policy to begin receiving alerts.

To enable a Windows Event Log Rule:

1. Ensure that Event log monitoring is enabled.

2. Go to Settings > Rules and add a new Windows Event Log rule.

3. Next, go to Settings > Policies and add the rule to the policy that the

Windows host(s) belongs to.

• Rule Name: The name of the Windows Event Logs rule.

• Event Log: The log file you wish to monitor (Application, System).

• Event Source: The type of event in the event log you wish to monitor.

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