A standalone application can record EMS events and optionally generated AutoSupport packages at an ONTAP system by issuing a POST request. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.11.1.

The automatic update feature keeps your ONTAP systems current by downloading and applying the latest software updates. There are several endpoint categories to support the feature, including status, configurations, and updates. These resource types were introduced with ONTAP 9.10.

AutoSupport collects configuration and status details as well as errors, and reports the information to NetApp. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

Each node maintains AutoSupport messages that can be generated and retrieved. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

You can use these APIs to retrieve and update the current backup settings. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

You can create, retrieve, and delete configuration backup files. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.7.

You can use these endpoints to retrieve and manage the memory core dumps generated by a cluster or node. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.10.

The event management system (EMS) collects events and sends notifications to one or more destinations. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

The EMS destinations determine how and where notifications are sent. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

An EMS destination instance is defined by type and location. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

This is a live collection of system events for the cluster. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

The EMS filters collectively identify the events that require additional processing. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

An EMS filter instance is a collection of rules that are applied to the events. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

Provides access to the EMS event catalog. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

A list of rules can be managed for a specific instance of an EMS filter. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

An individual rule for a specific instance of an EMS filter. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.6.

You can enable and disable SNMP and trap operations for the cluster. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.7.

An SNMP trap host is a system that is configured to receive SNMP traps from ONTAP. You can retrieve and define the hosts. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.7.

You can manage specific SNMP trap hosts. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.7.

You can define and administer SNMP users. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.7.

You can administer a specific SNMP user where the engine ID is associated with the administrative SVM or a data SVM. This resource type was introduced with ONTAP 9.7.