EMC Celerra User manual

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RSANetWitness Logs

Event Source Log Configuration Guide

EMC Celerra

Last Modified: Thursday, May 11, 2017

Event Source Product Information:

Vendor:EMC

Event Source:Celerra

Versions:7.0,7.1

RSA Product Information:

Supported On:NetWitnessSuite10.0andlater

Event Source Log Parser:celerra

Collection Method:SNMP

Event Source Class.Subclass:Storage.Storage

Configure EMC Celerra

Perform the following tasks to configure EMC Celerra to work with RSA NetWitness

Suite:

lConfigure EMC Celerra to send SNMP traps.

lConfigure EMC Celerra as an SNMP event source on RSA NetWitness Suite:

i. Add the SNMP Event Source Type

ii. Configure SNMP Users

Configure EMC Celerra to Send SNMP Traps

You have to configure your EMC Celerra event source to send SNMP traps.

To configure EMC Celerra version 7.x:

1. Log onto EMC Unisphere with your credentials.

2. On the Dashboard, click on the Celerra system from which you want to send

SNMP logs.

3. Click System > Monitoring and Alerts > Notifications.

4. Form the Event tab, click Create.

5. In the Additional notifications section, enter the following information:

lFor the Facility, choose one or more facilities for which you want to send SNMP

traps.

lFor Severity, select Info.

lFor Action, select Trap.

lFor Destination Type, enter the IP address for the RSA NetWitness Suite Log

Collector; public.

6. Click Apply, then OK to save your changes.

Add the SNMP Event Source Type

Note: If you have previously added the snmptrap type, you cannot add it again. You can

edit it, or manage users.

2Configure EMC Celerra

Event Source Log Configuration Guide

Add the SNMP Event Source Type:

1. In the RSA NetWitness Suite menu, select Administration > Services.

2. In the Services grid, select a Log Collector service.

3. Click under Actions and select View > Config.

4. In the Log Collector Event Sources tab, select SNMP/Config from the drop-down

menu.

The Sources panel is displayed with the existing sources, if any.

5. Click + to open the Available Event Source Types dialog.

6. Select snmptrap from the Available Event Source Types dialog and click OK.

7. Select snmptrap in the Event Categories panel.

8. Select snmptrap in the Sources panel and then click the Edit icon to edit the

parameters.

Add the SNMP Event Source Type 3

Event Source Log Configuration Guide

9. Update any of the parameters that you need to change.

(Optional) Configure SNMP Users

If you are using SNMPv3, follow this procedure to update and maintain the SNMP v3

users.

Configure SNMP v3 Users

1. In the RSA NetWitness Suite menu, select Administration > Services.

2. In the Services grid, select a Log Collector service.

3. Click under Actions and select View > Config.

4. In the Log Collector Event Sources tab, select SNMP/SNMP v3 User Manager from

the drop-down menu.

The SNMP v3 User panel is displayed with the existing users, if any.

5. Click + to open the Add SNMP User dialog.

4(Optional) Configure SNMP Users

Event Source Log Configuration Guide

6. Fill in the dialog with the necessary parameters. The available parameters are

described below..

SNMP User Parameters

The following table describes the parameters that you need to enter when you create an

SNMP v3 user.

Parameter Description

Username * User name (or more accurately in SNMP terminology, security

name). RSA NetWitness Suite uses this parameter and the Engine

ID parameter to create a user entry in the SNMP engine of the

collection service.

The Username and Engine ID combination must be unique (for

example, logcollector).

Engine ID (Optional) Engine ID of the event source. For all event sources

sending SNMP v3 traps to this collection service, you must add the

username and engine id of the sending event source.

For all event sources sending SNMPv3 informs, you must add just the

username with a blank engine id.

Authentication

Type

(Optional) Authentication protocol. Valid values are as follows:

lNone (default) - only security level of noAuthNoPriv can be used

for traps sent to this service

lSHA - Secure Hash Algorithm

SNMP User Parameters 5

Event Source Log Configuration Guide

Parameter Description

lMD5 - Message Digest Algorithm

Authentication

Passphrase

Optional if you do not have the Authentication Type set.

Authentication passphrase.

Privacy Type (Optional) Privacy protocol. You can only set this parameter if

Authentication Type parameter is set. Valid values are as follows:

l None (default)

l AES - Advanced Encryption Standard

l DES - Data Encryption Standard

Privacy

Passphrase

Optional if you do not have the Privacy Type set. Privacy

passphrase.

Close Closes the dialog without adding the SNMP v3 user or saving

modifications to the parameters.

Save Adds the SNMP v3 user parameters or saves modifications to the

parameters.

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6SNMP User Parameters