ERICSSON-ALARM-PC-MIB
The ERICSSON-ALARM-PC-MIB defines the standardized probable cause values required to uniquely identify and categorize alarm types within Ericsson network equipment managed via SNMP. This module serves as the foundational reference for fault management systems to interpret alarm severity and root cause across Ericsson's proprietary alarm infrastructure.
Imported Objects
Objects
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ericssonAlarmPCMIBThis is a module with the single purpose of maintaining a global definition of probable cause values. Due to the history of probable cause usage, probable cause alone is not unique enough to identify an alarm type. This document is compiled from known sources of information. Others may be added, but existing definitions MUST NOT be changed. See also Documentation and Use of the Ericsson SNMP Fault Management MIB, Document number EAB/OP-07:0139. Document number: 4/196 03-CXC 172 7549, Rev A MODULE-IDENTITY .1.3.6.1.4.1.193.183.2 |
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