APIs in Category: ems | API version 1.8

ems-autosupport-log ems-invoke | The Event Management System (EMS) is a mechanism in the Data ONTAP kernel that supports creation, forwarding, and consumption of event indications. Ems events are generated by ONTAP when errors occur or to log status. These event indications are logged to /etc/log/ems and, depending on the event and its severity, to the syslog/console. If an event has a SNMP definition, SNMP traps will also be generated by the event indication.

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ems-autosupport-log | [top]

> This API is used by SnapDrive to log SnapDrive specific events occurring on a host system to the the appliance and optionally use the appliance to generate an autosupport message. This event information will be encapsulated in an app.log.x EMS event based on error level. If auto-support is true, an autosupport message will be sent from the filer.

> Input Name | Range | Type | Description
> app-version |  | string | Version of application invoking the API.
> auto-support |  | boolean validate | If 'true', an AutoSupport message will be generated.
> category |  | string | Application defined category of the event.
> computer-name |  | string | Host name invoking the API.
> event-description |  | string | Description of event to log. An application defined message to log.
> event-id |  | integer validate | ID of event. A user defined event-id, range [0..2^32-2].
> event-source |  | string | Name of the application invoking the API.
> log-level |  | integer validate | Log level. Accepted values are 0 for 'emergency', 1 for 'alert', 2 for 'critical', 3 for 'error', 4 for 'warning', 5 for 'notice', 6 for 'info', and 7 for 'debug'.

> Errno | Description
> EONTAPI_ENOENT |  |

> Vfiler-enabled
> Yes

ems-invoke | [top]

> Invoke an ems event. This functionality is intended for use in testing syslog parsers or upper level SNMP management software. The event will be forwarded to the ems log at /etc/log/ems and optionally to the syslog or SNMP trap generator. Invoked events in /etc/log/ems will have the attribute 'inv' set to "1". This is to allow auto-support to differentiate between real and invoked events. Syslog entries resulting from invoked events will contain the text "invoked event:" so that they aren't confused with real events. Invoked events by default are only logged to the /etc/log/ems log. To have an event go to the syslog or generate an snmp trap, the 'syslog' and/or 'snmp' flags need to be set.

> Input Name | Range | Type | Description
> event-id |  | string | Name of the event to invoke. Each ems event has a unique identifier (event-id) that can be used by this api to 'fake' an event. Example event-id's: kern.syslog.msg kern.uptime.filer raid.cksum.replay.nvram raid.cksum.replay.summary raid.fsm.commitStateTransit
> event-version |  | integer optional | If set, specifies the version of the event to invoke. By default, the latest version is used. Accepted values are [1..n]. Event-version is only used when multiple versions of an event exist simultaneously within a given build of ONTAP. Most events have an event-version of 1.
> params |  | param[] optional |
> severity |  | string optional | For events with variable severity, specfies the severity to invoke the event at. Shouldn't be set for events that don't have variable severity. Possible Values: debug info notice warning svc_error node_error svc_fault node_fault
> snmp |  | boolean optional | If set, and event has an SNMP definition, generate SNMP trap for event. Invoked messages by default do not generate SNMP traps.
> syslog |  | boolean optional | If set, and the event has a syslog format definition, forward invoked message to syslog. Invoked messages are by default not forwarded to syslog

> Errno | Description
> EEMS_INVOKE_FAILED |  |
> EEMS_INVOKE_BAD_PARAM |  |
> EEMS_INVOKE_ID_BAD |  |
> EEMS_INVOKE_SEVERITY_REQUIRED |  |
> EEMS_INVOKE_SEVERITY_INVALID |  |
> EEMS_INVOKE_SEVERITY_NOT_VARIABLE |  |
> EEMS_INVOKE_PARAMS_INSUFFICIENT |  |
> EEMS_INVOKE_VERSION_INVALID |  |
> EEMS_INVOKE_SUPRESS_DUP |  |
> EEMS_INVOKE_SUPRESS_TIMER |  |
> EEMS_INVOKE_NVRAM_TOO_BIG |  |
> EEMS_INVOKE_QUEUE_FULL |  |

Element definition: param | [top]

> one parameter required by the event.

> [none]