Mashahiro, To be clear, OneFS 6.5.5.26 may be the latest GA code in the 6.5 family, but certainly not on the platform.  (7.0.1.10 & 7.0.2.5 & 7.1.0 are the latest)  The latest GA code on the platform can always be found here (go to support.emc.com & search for Current Isilon Software Releases): Or use this link: [URL]  As to your failed disk.  A smartfail that you initiated at the CLI or GUI is far less likely to generate an event than a disk actually failing.  Yes a FlexProtect Job will kick off automatically, however running a flexprotect job is not a noteable issue, the disk failure is.  Personally, I usually create a notification rule for emails and simply click all emergency and all critical, and have them emailed to a distribution group for a storage team.  A similar setting for SNMP is appropriate.  If you think you've discovered that a particular event is sending SNMP traps but not emails when the thresholds are set the same for both rules, I would ask that you please open a Service Request with EMC support.  Support.emc.com.  That way if it is an error in the code it can be corrected.  Hope this helps;  Chris Klosterman Twitter: [NAME] Senior Solution Architect Offer and Enablement Team EMC Isilon
Hi guys,  I understand when Isilon identfies  that disk is broken, FlexProtect job is running automatically. I checked 'disk repair initiated' check-box in  Edit Notification Rule, and Recipients for email and snmp are set to send the notification.  When I tried to execute smartfail to remove 1 disk from the cluster, I received a snmp notification , but email notification wasn't be sent. Ofcource I checked the test event ,and snmp notification were sent successfully. Have you ever received 'disk repair initiated' notification at the time of starting flexprotect? or any ideas? I used the latest OS, OneFS v6.5.5.26.  Thank you, Masahiro
how can I know when disk was broken?