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volume remapped entry

I see an event "volume remapped" and if I drill down it says:

Virtual Memory- Volume Index changed from 6 to 5

...

etc.

Any idea what does this mean? Thanks.

John

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Hi,

Volumes are monitored through the HOST-RESOURCES-MIB:hrStorage MIB.

That MIB contains a table named hrStorageEntry with the following attributes:

hrStorageIndex

hrStorageType

hrStorageDescr

hrStorageAllocationUnits

hrStorageSize

hrStorageUsed

hrStorageAllocationFailures

For some reasons, the SNMP agent on your device changed the hrStorageIndex of one of the volume from 6 to 5. Fortunately Orion discovered that change and thus corrected it in the database so that the correct entry in the table will be polled.

This is only a notification, so no bother about it.

I would recommend you to check how to avoid having these index to be changed in your SNMP agent user guide if you do not want to see again a such notification.

HTH,

Yann

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