Halcyon PrimeAlert (R) for Network Appliance 
                            Version 1.0.0
                  For use with Sun Management Center

                               README
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Included Components
===================

This distribution includes a single PrimeAlert module:

PrimeAlert for Network Appliance


Supported Platforms
===================

The following table summarizes the platform support for the various
components contained within this distribution:

Operating                Base               Agent  Server  Console
System                   Product            Layer  Layer   Layer
-----------------------  -----------------  -----  ------  -------
Sparc Solaris 2.8-2.10   Sun MC 3.5-4.0       x      x        x
x86 Solaris 2.9-2.10     Sun MC 3.5-4.0       x               
x86 Solaris 2.10         Sun MC 4.0                  x        x
Windows NT 4.0/2000      Sun MC 3.5-4.0                       x


Informational Text Files
========================

A number of useful informational text files are included with this
distribution:

  - README
  - README.install
  - TroubleShooting
  - ReleaseNotes
  - LICENSE
  - COPYRIGHT

These files are located in the base directory of the distribution
tarball, and after installation, in the directory:
  - on a Solaris host
    /var/opt/SUNWsymon/install/HALNetApp
  - on a Windows host
    C:\Program Files\Halcyon\PrimeAlert\docs\HALNetApp

Installation and Uninstallation Instructions
============================================

For installation or uninstallation instructions, refer to the file
README.install (see the above section 'Informational Text Files').


Troubleshooting
===============

For troubleshooting information, refer to the TroubleShooting file
(see the above section 'Informational Text Files').

The release notes file, ReleaseNotes, which is located in the same
places as the TroubleShooting file, is also a valuable reference.
It contains information about bug fixes, enhancements, known problems,
and upgrade strategy for the current release.


HTML Help Documentation
=======================

To view the Help documentation for PrimeAlert for Network Appliance, open
the following file in the "doc" subdirectory of the HALsmxnet_1.0.0a
directory in the tar file HALsmxnet_1.0.0b.tar:

./doc/NetApp/HALNetApp-h.html

This documentation is also available by selecting "Help" from the
module's pop-up menu in the console's Details window.


License
=======

Please read the license agreement in the file LICENSE located in this
directory.

Without purchasing a license, this module will only operate for a trial
period of 30 days.

If you wish to purchase a license to use PrimeAlert for Cisco Router,
please contact us at:

  Halcyon Monitoring Solutions

  http://www.HalcyonInc.com
  mailto:info@HalcyonInc.com
  Tel: 416-932-4647
  Fax: 416-932-4711


Overview
========

PrimeAlert for Network Appliance monitors the health and resources of
Network Appliances with a software release after ONTAP 6.0.  Each module 
instance monitors the status, statistics, and configuration information of 
a single storage system.  Multiple storage systems may be monitored by 
loading multiple instances of this module.

This module allows the local Sun MC/PrimeAlert agent to act as a proxy
agent for the SNMP agent running on the Network Appliance being monitored;
thus, in the Sun MC console, each instance of PrimeAlert for Network 
Appliance is located within the Remote Systems section of the Host Details
view of the proxy host upon which the module is loaded.


Loading an Instance of PrimeAlert for Network Appliance 
=======================================================

After installing the server, agent & console layers
of PrimeAlert for Network Appliance:

1. Launch the Sun Management Center console application, and select
   a host where PrimeAlert for Network Appliance will be loaded.

2. In the Host Details window, select "Load Module..." from the Module
   Menu (or, in the Main console window, select "Load Module..." from a
   host's Pop-up Menu).

3. Select PrimeAlert for Network Appliance from the Module Picklist and
   click on the OK button. This will launch the Module Loader which
   contains the following fields:

Module
              The name of the module assigned to files as part of the
              module file naming convention. This field is read-only.

Module Name
              The actual name of the module. This field is read-only.

Module Description
              The short description of the module. This field is
              read-only.

Version
              The version number of the module. This field is
              read-only.

Enterprise
              The Enterprise where this module will be loaded in the
              agent's MIB. This field is read-only.

Module Type
              The module's type, which determines where this module
              will appear in the module hierarchy. This field is
              read-only.

Instance
              Enter a short, alphanumeric description that has not been
              used previously for other instances of PrimeAlert for
              Network Appliance already loaded on the same agent. This
              unique description is used to differentiate the various
              instances of PrimeAlert for Network Appliance loaded on the
              same agent. The description you enter here is appended to
              the internal Module name described above.

              For example, if the description "primary" is entered by the
              user, this instance is appended to the internal module
              name "HALNetApp" creating the following unique instance name:

              HALHALNetApp+primary

              This instance name is useful in specifying alarm actions
              using PrimeAlert EventAction.

Description
              Enter a short formal description of the module. This
              description is used to identify the module in the console
              window.

              The short description you enter in this field will be
              appended with the Module Name described above.

Device Name (or IP Address)
              Enter the host name or IP address of the storage device to be
              monitored.

SNMP Port
              Enter the SNMP port of the storage device to be monitored (the
              default port is 161).

SNMPv1 GET Community
              Enter the SNMPv1 GET community of the storage device to be
              monitored (the default is public).

4. Once you have entered the required information, click on the OK
   button to load the module.

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