80 SNMP Traps
121 libraryTapeAlert1 Drive Communication Failure
The library set TapeAlert 1, indicating a drive
communication failure.
122 libraryTapeAlert2 Library Hardware Failure
The library set TapeAlert 2, indicating a library hardware
failure.
124 libraryTapeAlert4 Non-mechanical Hardware Failure
The library set TapeAlert 4, indicating a non-mechanical
hardware failure.
133 libraryTapeAlert13 Cartridge Pick Problem
The library set TapeAlert 13, indicating a problem when
picking a tape cartridge.
134 libraryTapeAlert14 Cartridge Placement Problem
The library set TapeAlert 14, indicating a problem when
placing a tape cartridge.
135 libraryTapeAlert15 Drive Load Problem
The library set TapeAlert 15, indicating a problem when
loading a tape drive.
136 libraryTapeAlert16 Library Main Access Door Open
The library set TapeAlert 16, indicating an open library
access door.
137 libraryTapeAlert17 Mailbox Mechanical Problem
The library set TapeAlert 17, indicating a mailbox station
mechanical problem.
143 libraryTapeAlert23 Excessive Scan Retries
The library set TapeAlert 23, indicating that excessive
scan retries occurred.
152 libraryTapeAlert32 Barcode Label Unreadable
The library set TapeAlert 32, indicating that a tape
cartridge barcode label could not be read.
Table 1 Status Traps (Continued)
Trap ID Trap Description
a. The library issues a trap whenever the aggregate state of one of the Reliability, Availability, and Serviceability (RAS) status
groups changes. Listening for these traps (rather than querying for them) is the preferred method of monitoring the
health of the library.
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